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Commanding OCT. Is the Union Pseiae
Railway win ssll round trip tickets from
Hslena, Mont. to Chicago, Ills. and return.
at 4&M. Tickets good going thirty davs
and returning thirty days axtreme lind
ninety days. $500
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II you. want any Plated Ware 20 to Tho Bee
Hivs and save - per cent. ~
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LAdiss' muslin underwear il being closed o.
ct cot at Tho Bee HtvA r.
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Go to Ne II Warren street. for svStch6s ~,
and fronts. Hair cut, eurled and drsaasd.
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| Christmas 10 coming and old Santa Claus
will be compelled to put more money in his
purse this year whom he goes to the shops
10 purchase toys for the little ones, and
mementoes for the oldsr ones, than last
year. The ladies Of Helena who each year
solicit contributions from their friends to
ouy presents for the Sunday school children,
will have to raise considerably more to buy
presents fer 100 children than they did for
The christmas tree Of 1889, owing TO Mr..
IT Baltimore, are the heaviest dealers in
toys in this county. They have big
branch house in Chicago, and the manager
IF that house, referring to the effect Of the
Mckinley bill said:
'Toys and fancy goods will move sky
ward and the volume of our trade will be
greatly decreased. Higher prices will cur
tail trade. Our experience is that the
American product will be priced to suit the
tariff. The people will be taxed all the tar
III allows. mean BY that that prices will
be made as high as they can be TO keep ont
the foreign article. The higher the tariff
On imports the higher the. American pro-
luced article. This is always the case.
The tariff has always worked that way, and
presume it always will. It is just az
much Of tax on home products a. on for
Sign ones. The American manufacturers
get all the benefit. The tariff 10 for them
exclusively. No one else is benefited in the
yAANstS NSkeS0 -. 100ss oSoAyVaA0 0SoO -
decidedly injured. The new tariff is simply
outrageous. Albums have been increased
from 10 70 70 per can't. beside the
administrative duty; dice, chessmen, etc.,
nave gone up from 81 to 30 per cent; India
:ubber goods, dolls, balls, etc., 2b per cent;
IN slate pencils the duty has advanced to n
FONTS Per LOCO. The former price at which
Ne sold slate pencils was 30 cents per 1000.
The advance in the duty IL more than the
ormer price OF the articles. II will not do
tor the children to break their slate pencils
now. Harmonious formerly paid Is per
,ent. Nov they arc taxed As; acoordeons.
sfollns and guitars have advanced 10 per
sent.; the duty on penknives has been adj
sanced as follows. l viii read from the
Fetter OF notlncatlon from our own house:
Per dos.
Penknives valued at less than 80 cents ....4 ~
nda % kves se en q !sss 9, snan H.. .lS
All ~ si In;va =. .s 81 es,, ~ sS
|penkniyas valned from r. IN "a II - 1'S S
Add to ali knives selling from s. to S.. 1.0
|Penknives valued ct over s.. 100
/ Add to AL knives selling over Is Tin addi-
tion 20 VIPER cent duty besides the above,
nat sstor ~: - III; Lay
os vs - ths w :. .aS.A Ssy pai! peosme
as,. w.0 y. ~! =: i.akes. ~ goC1s 1ooeoe n
s as.o oIt = IN UIuo1 g me new tofk
.oesS =. .vnn unmsn 70; Tor nnen
....IAc1 S AZ rue t1e helena work
i ns% s;I d nos; a1s use lanen nandkercniefs
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A 1ins line Of ladiss' and children,s f,st blac,
Zeolsn and cotton hose just received at The g
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The salsbrsted c. 6. corsst IN black and color,
only s5c It Tbs Fee Hive.
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Fec Hive.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-10-28

Grand military ball 1T the Arsenal No
A. Company Q and Troop 4.
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Gold Mining and Reduction company, By
|lessph \. Giroux, Louis Pipin. John d.
White. Lealie 81. Hamilton and Fred r.
Warren Capital stock 9soQ. 900. in ono dol
| Or shares.
6te6bins Mercantile company, Of Living
49,, BY g. y. 6tsbbins. Il. 4. Smith and
nsyles Angus Capital stock $4,000 in
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Wells. a.
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Special sale Of ladies' fast black wooden and
cotton hose 1t The Bee Hive
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An Immense assortment Of dolls Just received
ct The Bee Hive,
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Smoke Agnes Booth. Meyendorn =
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Fer Hesiery, Yarns, Underwear and
aloves Try the Kattttsg Factory, 2l3 South
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e @,lA,4so
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Wells. -
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Hs-s'r sA.s'sk ~ H Cav.
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New INSTRUMENTATION.

Ihe cheapest and best plAce in Helena to b.
mems winter underwear i It The Bee Hive
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Asalin sadssvsar = sost = esess = n h,
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Smoke Agnes Booth. MeysndorF
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Wells.
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HELENA m BRIu.

Mons embroidered night shirts only 81 1t The
Bee HivA -
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j. r. Porter
Has several nice houses for rent CONVENIENT
= located.
A Popular Man,

L1ndbeEg's celebrated extracts only rs %,
bottle ct The Bee Hive.
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s.shs .s.ss sessA. Asy.-a.rr .
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Civil Cases In ths District Court
Bach, Cory d Co. ". william Brennan OF
d. Leave granted to file an amended mo-
ton to cot aside Judgment.
Kleinsohmidt ". Asdy Clothing Com
pany. Books ordered 10 be delivered TO
George F. Shelton or whomever he may
designate.
George Henry ". George Spencer. JudQ-
ment By default for $l22.50 and interests
and costa.
Jere Tucker n. Felix Landry. Demurrer
submitted and taken under advisement.
8. Marshall ". C. n. Js6eris OF al. De-
murrer argued and taken under advise
mont.
w. +. ReCtor ". Samuel Alexander. De-
muITer submitted without argument and
taken under advisemont.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-09
ALEXANDRIA.
Reported FOR The EVENING STAR

Reported FOR THE EVENING STAR
The FIRE DEPARTMEST.-The fire companies
here have received invitations to visit Chester
Pa, and Frederick, Nd, on occasions of COM
ing parades, but the preparations for the re-
ception OF the Virginia State Flremen's Asso-
cation. which meets here in June, will 50 en-
gage their attention that il is not likely that
either OF these invitations can be accepted
The interiors OF several of the engine houses
have been improved lately.
CITY TAX BILLs.-Ihe city finance committee
IL arranging the tax assessment and approprla-
ton bills which will make up the financial sys-
TEN Of the town for the year 1s9O-9I, but the
work Is not yet completed. They find il very
diheuli 10 make the income meet the neces-
sary outgo. but there is no probability Of an
increase in the rate of taxation. The bills will
be reported to council next week.
NoTEs--Ihe name of the steamer american
Eagle o. this port has been changed 10 Alton
by official authorities The fune al of the
late John /. FeddOn took place from his home,
az The south end Of Lee street, Rev. DIR. Mercer
officiating, yesterday afterpoon.-A dwelling
and lot On Duke street near Columbus, bough,
not long since at $3.50, was sold yesterday for
ss5O.--WIl!ard Lee has bought for Sl25 G
building lot on Alfred near Montgomery street
The mayor has fined Frank Johnson ~ fol-
assault upon Wm- Johnson
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-09
A Train Load for BROOKLYN.

A special train, consisting of five buffet
Pullman sleepers, left this city last night via
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad for Brooklyn,
on board of which there were over q hundred
invited guests to attend the opening up Of the
Simpson dry dock. The party was COM
posed Of twenty Congressman, including men,
visions Of the Navy Department, and other
naval officers, and also about forty newspaper
men Of this city. The party il In charge OF
Percy G. Smith, district passenger agent Of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, assisted by Mr..
II. T. Howser.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-09
ALWAYS AHEAD.
Tomorrow's Sixteen-page Paper and
What Ii viii Contain.


The unprecedented pressure on the advertis-
ing columns Of The STAR has rendered. it neces-
nary to increase the size OF tomorroW's issue to
sixteen pages. This is done in order that the
thousands OF STAB readers may not be deprived
Of the customary amount Of interesting reading
matter on Saturday evening. The Sr,a enters
nearly every household in Washington, and il
is intended that it shall always be . welcome
visitor. To this end no expense is spared in
making it the pride OF the capital. Pains are
taken to prepare q number OF special articles
on general and local subjects which shall be Of
unusual interest 70 Washington readers. Some
OF these are as follows:
WASHINGTON BYwAYS QIlustrated).
Where creations of light and beauty reign
supreme. Sunshine and shadows seen by a
STAR reporter.
PULLING ILLUSIONS Qllustrated).
How ghosts are made to walk and sphinxes to
talk.
THE SULTAN'S REALM QIlustrated).
A washingtonian's visit to famous Constan-
tinople.
IN THE SPEAKERS LOBBY Qllustrated).
Where Mr.. Reed prepares for his battles in
the House.
WHOSE WAS THE HAND Qllustrated).
A continuation OF Miss Braddon's story.
AN IMP OF THE SEA Qllustrated).
The torpedo boat Cushing and its wonderful
speed
A POPULAR TRIBUNAL Ollustrated).
Where Judge Miller daily listens to tales Of
woe and crime.
THE CLAY-MARSHALL DUEL.
An interesting article on the hostile meeting
between two historic men.
IN TROPICAL CLIMES.
Some queer merchants and strange commod-
tiles in GuayaquiL By Fannie b. Ward
CONGRESSIONAL MUSINGS.
Famous Kentuckians who have advanced from
the House to the Senate.
WASHINGTON OVER TWENTY YEARS AGO.
special correspondent
OLD GOLD AND SILVER.
The curious business Of buying precious
metals second hand
AN INTERESTING SUBURB.
An afternoons pleasure at Jackson City.
ATTRACTIVE HOMES.
Ingenious devices for making much Of little.
AUGUSTA, GEORGIA.
A visit to the beautiful city OF the empire state
of the South By representative of The
STAR.
QUEER FACTS ABOUT STAMPS.
The craze for collecting them more violent
than ever.
SONS OF PATRIOTS.
Men whose ancestors fought in the war for
independence.
PNEUMATIC POSSIBILITIES.
Mr.. Wanamaker thinks of introducing tubes
in the postal system.
REAL ESTATE GOSSIP.
The sale of high-priced residence property
within the past few days.
THE WEEK IN NEW YORK.
Interesting notes from the great city by
The STARS special correspondent.
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
What is going on in the tennis courts and
base ball field.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-09
A Plucky BOY.

The horse Of George Armes, the ten-ysar-
old son of Maj. George A Armes, yesterday ran
away with him from his home, about Ave miles
out in the country, but the little fellow kept
Washington Circle. Fortunately the plucky
lad escaped all danger except . few bruises.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-09

Jay Gould has trimmed his whiskers down,
And now 'twixt wind and water,
His whiskers and his stocks are found
A "leetle somewhat sorter.''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-09

frNE STORE FIXTURES az Dowling's tomorrow
suitable for bar or cafe. with large mirror.-Adrt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-09
SHOOTING STARS.

The Brooklyn Dry Dock will be wet Dock
before the celebration is over.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-09

1t was to music OF his own selection that
theodore Thomas was married Wednesday
night to Miss Rose Fay, wsll-known lady Of
Chicago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-09

wife-tearfully: ~ am utterly disillu-
stoned"
Husband-sarcastically: "Thats strange,
have quite - much money now, - when you
married me-"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-09
Arraignments I'm the Criminal Court.

RARE ORIESrAL TExrrIEs.-Mouday next will
be the grand exhibition day OF Turkish rugs,
carpets and hangiugs at Dowling's art rooms
ieunsylvania avenue and 18th street The
cirDe;s will lie found in all sizes rare colors
and beautiful designs, all Just from the custom
HOuse.-AdcG
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-09
A JAY POEM.

An original package Of Jim Jams would look
queer in Iowa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-09

suing Railroad Company Tor $40, 600.
Newman Peterborough has, by Campbell
Darlington and Irving Williamson, entered suit
against the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany for $4,000 damages He alleges that on
December % last, while in the employ of G.
w. Knox In removing stone from o car on the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad, he was working
on the derrick car, which was ne glisently moved
causing his hold on the crank to break, and he
crank and badly injured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-09
BACK TO THE SENDER.
World Letters Will Not BE
Forwarded Through the Mails.

In some form or another the question is con-
stantly being presented to the Post Office De-
partment by enterprising citizens who want to
crafty their curiosity by aseertaining how long
it would take letter to go around the world in
the regular mail channels. short time ago
a citizen Of Bloomington, H., started letter
of this character on its journey, with the re-
quest written on the outside that postmasters
would please hurry it along. 1t got as far as
San Francisco and the postmaster there, being
aware Of the clause in the postal regulations
which, by the way, has been there since 1880
prohibiting the carrying in the mails of postal
cards or letters addressed to go around the
world" forwarded the letter to this city. The
acting superintendent of the foreign mails office,
Mr.. y. NJ. Brooks, promptly had the letter re-
turned to the sender, and he informed the
postmaster at San Francisco as he has thou
sands Of Others since the year 1880. that in con-
sequence OF objections raised by the British
and Hong Kong post departments, through
whose services TINS class Of correspondence
would necessarily pass, it has been found neces-
sary 10 discontinue forwarding such mail mat
ter. Under the rules Of the postal union such
matter can 60 around the world for one post
age, and these governments concluded that
the pay was not large enough for the work done
TO engage IN experiments for the qualification
OF idle curiosity.
DclOre tnLs reguIdllO0 was put IN rOrce. now
ever, several around-the-world letters were re-
ceiyed at the foreign mails office which had
made the trip In about eighty days.
Arrangements In the Criminal Court.
In the Criminal Court, Chief Justice Bing-
ham, today q number Of arraignments took
place.
Joshus selvey, the colored boy indicted for
the murder Of Andrew Smith, by striking him
on the head with stone March 20, causing
death on April 2, plead not guilty.
Marion Nevett, colored boy, plead not guilty
TO the charge Of larceny OF a buggy from F. G.
Wells, April Is. and to obtaining the same by
false pretenses.
Charles Thompson. young white man. in
dlcted for manslaughter IN causing the death
Of Murray Casseen On April IL, by cutting him
With knife, plead not guilty.
RARE ORIESTAL TEXTILEs.-Noudav next will
be the grand exhibition day OF Turkish rugs,
CARPETS and hanyiugs at DoWIing's art ronms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-09

Every Congressman is in favor Of q duty owed
to the interests Of his constituents to make an
able speech on the tariff.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-09

Clal Notices" by John o. Johnson, Gil + street
COMPLIMENTARY EXCURSION to ''Fairlawn"
Saturday afternoon Read b. III. Warner 4
90. Q column announcement today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-09
Confiscated Beer.

Sergeant Dunnigan, the only sergeant in the
second precinct who was not included in Col
Roberts recent investigation, went out yester-
day afternoon and visited Anderson's barber
shop on sth street near Rhode Island avenue
The proprietor was willing that the officer
should search every place in his house except
one cupboard which he said was private"
That was Just where the officer wanted to make
a search and when he opened the door he saw
an Ice box and other paraphernalia for q be
hind the curtain" bar. There was no beer
found in the house, but in adjoining yard
the officer found twenty-one bottles of Faust
beer in a wash boiler and a colored man named
George Holmes trying to get out Of the yard.
No one would claim the beer and it was
turned in as abandoned property" Holmes
was arrested a suspicious person and when
tried in the Police Court this morning he was
defended by Lawyer Gloss. Counsel claimed
that Holmes was only putting the beer out Of
the way for Anderson.
That's what l thought" said the officer
''but he would not claim it."
Where is the beer nowY" asked counsel.
AT police headquarssrs," was the officers
reply.
Then he'll never get 1t back" remarked
counsel.
The defendant was discharged
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-09

The Brooklyn Dry Dock will be wet Dock
before the celebration is over.
An original package Of Jim Jams would look
A JAY POEM
Jay Gould has trimmed his whiskers down,
And now 'twixt wind and water,
His whiskers and his stocks are found
A '.leetle somewhat sorter."
Wife-tearfully: ~ am utterly disillu-
stoned"
Husband-sarcastically: "That's strange,
have quite - much money now, - when you
married me-"
Every Congressman Is in favor Of duty owed
to the interests of his constituents to make an
able speech on the tariff.
clerk-modsstly: "rd like An increase Of
salary, SIR"
Employer-encouraging "All right, my
boy, go on liking it; haven't the slightest OBJ
lection"
Industrious Laborsr: "Ars you In favor Of
the eight hour movement"
Lazy Laborer: mo I'm not I'm not In
favor Of any sort Of movement Rest is good
enough for me-"
MISERABLE FAILURE.
Old Man-with great detection throwing
himself into chair: "Well, I've turned out q
miserable failure, at last"
Daughter-in anxious earnest tones: "What
do you mean, father2 What do you mean?
Has anything happened?"
Old Man-mors cheerfully: "Yes, daughter,
something has happened; I've fred that young
man who has been sitting up with you every
night for year, and isn't any nearer taking
you of my hands now than whom he began"
Emile lola has written new book, La Bette
Humane (The Human AnimaD. Evidently,
from the title, An autobiography.
Pain is inverted pleasure.
An archbishop hopes he has the cardinal
virtues.
Innocent intent may cut like knife.
50 LITTLE DONE.
1t is easy to tell Of what you will do,
Ere step in the race has been run;
And then after while, when your life
is most through,
It's easier to tell what you've done.
An Iowa man would rather have his liquor in
an Original package" than in another state.
Though the Tammany leader is . very sick
Croker he refuses to 'croak"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-09
WANTED--HOUSES.

WANTED-A SIX TO EIGHT-ROOM BRICK
w House III good condition; 5000 cash, balance to
be on easy terms price hot to exceed $1,000 have
ali imnledla client Tor the above b. +. GILBERT
l. CO., 62o st. myS-3t
INFANT D-FOR A SYNDICATE-PROPERTYO ON
w 9TH. 9th. 10th. l1th, 18th and 18th SITS. n. W.
between Pa. ave- and d ct. Nv. ACKEk GADSBY.
lOOS + st. NV. m2- I'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-09

50 LITTLE DONE.
1t is easy to tell Of what you will do,
Ere step in the race has been run;
And then after while, when your life
10 most through,
It's easier to tell what you've done.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-09
FOR RENT--STORES.

I.oR RHINESTONE 2lS 10TH ST, BETWEEN
Pa ave. and wholesale market: excellent business
stsnd; rent ESQ Inquire at go La. ave ap29-1m
l,oR REMITTANCE STORE AND CELLAR COR
4 Sth and St NV Apply to W. L. JOHNSON,
us 18th st. NV. ap26- I'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-09
WANTED-BOARD.

XNANTED-COUNTRY BOARD IMMEDIATELY
w for adults, children. and years, infant anc
nurse; must be accessible for man In department. All
dress. giving accommodation and price, C &C. 2l9
st. Sc. mS-3ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-09

Clerk-modestly: "rd like An increase Of
salary, SIR"
Employer-encouraging "All right, my
boy, go on liking it; I haven't the slightest OBJ
lection"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-09

Industrious Laborsr: "Ars you in favor Of
the eight hour movement"
Lazy Laborer: mo I'm not I'm not In
favor of any sort Of movement Rest is good
enough for me-"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-09
COUNTRY BOARD.

L UREKA HOUSE JOSEPH y. HOFFMAN, PRO-
IL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Va IA the oeautifts valley Of
Virginia: hrst-class ell its appointments terms
moderate; three hours ride frOm mashington- ms Inn
ssU>HE NAPLES" SEVEN MINUTES WALK OF
Nhs. KESSADY,
my3-6ts Laurel, Nd
DoARD IN THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ID Board In the Mountains OF Virginia; large lswns
plenty OF shade nj fresh vegetables, iron and sui
thur waters. Address Mrs. JOAN STOCKTON, lkio,
Albemarle Co, Va myl-lm
A DELIGHTFUL HOME FOR SUMNER BOARD
"a ere on the Pstxpsco, Eikrfdge He shts; very
healthy; pure water; plenty OF shAda Address u
Box 81 fllacott CITY. Maryland sSlo- In
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-09

L,oR RENT-DEsIRABLE OFFICE ROOMS IN
II the Lehman Building, 1925 NY ave. elevst or;
good light and ventilation aud all mod. imp: mod
crate rent. A. I. COUABt. 1925 NY. myth
L'oR RENT-oFFICE hoOMs IL WALTER BUILD
IL ing, zoos ST. NV. HEISKELL McLERAN,
lOOS st. NV. m3-Ot
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-09

An Iowa man would rather have his liquor in
an Original package" than in another state.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-09
FOR RENT-OFFICES.

I-OR RENT-OFFICE ROOMS-FOUR FRONT
II Rooms, first floor, Norris Building, corner + and
5th sts. NV. water, and hot-wster heat. Apply
TO JAMES L. NUkkIS. ms 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-09

EoR SALE-UPRIGhT PIANO mo YEARS OH,
Il $50 one al 65. organ. 1 sets OF reeis, Z
feet high s23. HOO MORCH CO.. 925 9TH At.
NV. Pianos Tor rent f5-6m