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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-30
Condensed LOCALS

JOHN p. ALEXANDER ct al have by j. H
Smith, fled q bill against ii. Thomas to quit
the title to lot 81, section 8. Barry farm (the
Campbell Church) in compliments as trustees
A PAINFUL ACCIDENT occurred to H. H.
HempIer, the optician, while stepping on a
plank. which collapsed and fractured the ankle
combining him to bed
A STILL BORN INFANT was found in Franklin
square yesterday.
z @. Hollis. aged sevAnty years. was taken
Suddenly i'll at 9Th street and Louisiana avenue
northwest YESTERDAY and sent to Providence
Hospital
JANIS l. BARBoUR, as the Washington Flour
and Feed Company, mas. by Shepperd & Law
ender. filed a Judgment creditors bill against
W. A Peacock TO declare void deed OF trust
Ter discover, injunction and for q settlement Of
tie priorities OF claims
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Three Glandered Horses Detected.

Yesterday Policeman Breen saw three
gray horses being led in the direction Of the
market, where they were to be offered for sale.
The animals, he thought, we're glandered and
he notified Agent Key of the Humane Society.
The agent examined the animals and he too
came to the conclusion that they we're
glandered. The man in charge Of the animals
protested against the agent taking possession
Of them, and to make sure that there was no
mistake he sent for two veterinary surgeons.
Drs. Arthur NJ. Harrington and Albert Hassatt
responded They found that the animals were
glandered and Agent Key then started of with
the three horses, intending to take them to the
wharf at the foot Of South Capitol street and
shoot them.
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"COmme ncii,g tomorrow, Saturday, at 9
a m" We will slaughter /. 900 Children's Suits
at 3l.50, 500 Chiliren's Deep Cape Overcoats
at 81 81, 500 Extra-fine Children's Suits at
$3.50, 600 pair of Chil,!rens Knee Pants
Dress Pants at 81. 5O. 500 pair at Sl.40, zoo
Young Mems Dress Oyercoats at $3.50, 200
Men Overcoats (singie and double breasted.
in blue. Black, Grown and Tan colo-s) at so.
300 Mems Steel Gray Suits (strictly all wool at
go. 200 Gen;lemens Elegant Dress Suils ut
and beavers) at "A. these wonderful! bargains
can DC only had at cor. 9Th and j. Its. n. W.
1t III. FHIt plANpER,
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Transfers OF Real Estate,

Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: Ann
E. Davidson to ]. c. Davidson, sub SO, SO. 62S;
s.. J. c. Davidson to 7. C. Thomson, same prop
erty; g. Ell. Stellwagen ct al to NJ. Ashford ct
al, in trust pit. Mt Pleasant; s.. L. NJ. Chel-
ton to W. Harvey, lot 2, blk. 49, Langdon Park;
$1,000. C. II. Bates to Lucretia E. johnson,
subs So to II, 40 359; g. 800. V. H. Knowlton
to d. Knowlton, subs and T, SO. $50; $500.
2. B. Babbitt TO W. Wilson, sub 49, SO. 1908;
IS. 500. J. r Waggaman to J. Z. Rosford. lots
II and IL. blk. 10. Wesley Heights: 81 200. Same
to G. NJ. Moore. lot "a, blk. rs, do. $685.. Same
to Dorcas V. Hicks, lots 81 to Sc. do, do.
$500. J. f. johnson to A. ". Rowell, lot 8,
blk. IL. Brookland: s937.50. G. q. Schafer to
j. A. Goldstein, sub Is, SO. $50; 8. q. P.
Davis to Ellen Yates. sub 50, blk. 6, Trinidad;
s3. 500. American Security and Trust Com
pany to F. P. Seibert, lots GA to ". blk. ~,
Long Meadows; 81, $40. Same to 7. J. Buckley,
subs n and Sc. do; s485 Same to H. o.
Brandes, sub la. do; $3.50. W. A. Megrath to
j. NJ. Hotzinger, parts LAG and LAT, in s. and
BIS sub Pleasant Plains: 8. T. o. varnell to
J. 7. varnell, part 5, 50. 457; e.
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The Late Nickolaus Becker.

Funeral services over the remains Of the late
Nickolaus Becker, who died Wednesday even
ing, were held yesterday afternoon at his late
residence, 9O5 4th street northwest, and were
attended by members of Pentalpba Lodge, No.
%. F. A. A. NJ. The Rev. c. F. Sontag officiated
and read the services Of the Episcopal church.
This morning the remains were escorted to the
Baltimore and Potomac depot, TO be taken to
their final resting place. near Charlottesville,
Va. The following acted as palbearers on be-
half of Pentalpba Lodge: W. J. Nailor, p.
Reiter, j. T. Clements, ]. W. Snyder, &. Ries,
I. F. Hensley and W. p. II. Crews.
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WHERE DEMOCRATS WILL GET NEWS.
The Central Committee VIII Receive and
Announce ELECTION Returns.

The Central Committee Will Receive and
Announce Election Returns.
The central democratic committee has COM
pleted its arrangements for receiving the cleo
ton returns Tuesday night. Its headquarters
for that night will be the whole second story
Of the Shoemaker Company building. 1888 E
street northwest. facing Pennsylvania avenue.
affording ample standing room for the public
to view the returns which will be displayed on
a stereopticon from the balcony under the
direction of Monkey. The committee has also
arranged for private kilograms from Iowa,
Ohio, Massachusetts and New York, some thirty
of these being expected during the night. They
will come from the secretaries Of the demo-
cratic committees of the states named.
The central committee has extended an in
vitation to the Columbia Democratic Club. the
jackson Democratic Association, the Maryland
District Democratic Club and other democratic
organizations to join il in receiving the returns
and all have accepted The telegraph wire has
been placed in the building already num-
Der of prominent democrats now in the city
and to be here within the next few days have
been invited to be present. A feature OF the
occasion will be addresses by democrats OF ma
tional reputation, including Senator Palmer OF
Illinois and Senator kenna Of West Virginia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-30

The following officers and directors Of the
Hanson Light and Power Company have been
elected: President, Charles Ctilds; vice presi-
dent,F. Garlich; secretary, Frank Aldrich; treas
urer, Frank Schwarz; general manager, Frank
Aldrich; attorneys, George C. Hazelton, VIM.
A. Ashley of West Virginia; electrician, w.
Hanson; directors, Charles Childs, George p.
Bohrer, Albert Ordway, E. II. Neumeyer. +.
Garlich, Frank Aldrich, Frank Schwarz. W.
Lake, NJ. G.. Copeland, W. Hanson, p.
Childs,
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

ALBAroH's--"An the Comforts Of Home"
NATIoSAL--Pitou's Stock Company in "a
Modern Match"
ACADEMY OF MUsIc.-Elsie Leslie in prince
and Pauper."
Hams BDou--J. J. Sullivan in 'The
Blackthorn."
kERSAS's LYcErN THEArrR--Dowling and
Hasson in ''Nobodys Claim"
Masonic TEMPLE--Columbian Exposition Of
Columbia Lodge, L. o. G. I.
CHURCH OF Our FArHKR--Lecture of Rob-
arts Harper OF London
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Real Estate Matters,

E. X. Carver has purchased for 1900 Of G.
A Whitaker sub 166, square 365, 20 by so feet
on 9Th between and Q streets northwest.
L. c. Wood has bought Of j. Strasburger for
nominal sum. subject to a trust for 5000.
south half "a. square 457, % feet inches by
ll9 feet inches on 9th street between d and
streets northwest
VIM. j. Holcombe has bought for q, Ss9 so of
c. W. Dobbins squares 8, 8, 10 and II, Prospect
Hill and Mt. Pleasant.
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wo THINGS

Two THINGS
TO REMEMBER IN REGARD TO cATARRH
lsT. IT Is A CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASE; AND
I'd, IT REQUIRES CONSTITUTIONAL
REMEDY.
These two facts are now we'll known to the medi-
cal fraternity that local applications, like snus and
inhaants regarded at best likely to give only
temporary relief. To effect permanent cure Of ca
tsrrh requires . constitutional remedy like Hoods
Sarsapsrina, which by purifying the blood. epairns
the diseased tissues aud parng healthy tone to the
affected organs does give thorough and lasting cure.
Read this from Mr.. p. b. stout. wsll-known mer-
chant and lunberman Of Sheridan. Ind:
II want say for the bsnsnt Of suffering humanity,
that
HOODS sAReAPARILLA 10 A PERMANENT CURE
FOR CATARRH.
After suffering with catarrh in my head for num-
bsr of years. aud using every obsainabe remedy was
requested by druggist Mr.. C. L. Elliott to take
Hoods sarssparila did end sftsr using three
four bottles healed Of the annoying disease
AN "A NO. ~ MAN.
'''Ths above testimonial 10 from an No. man of
wealth and influence" C. =. ELLIOTT, druggist
Sheridan. Indiana. ~
HOODS sARsAPARILLA
It's the best blood purAer the best nerve helper the
best strength builder. Give II . triai. L
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The NJ. P. NJ. C. Clubs entertainment and
hop at National Rifles Hall last night was one
Of the most successful in every respect ever
given by that body of young men. After a
very creditable program, interpreted with
selections by the Marine Band, dancing was in
dulged in until midnight. The committee in
charge of the affair was F. Gradwoll, s. s.
Richard, II. Minister, s. We'll, Z. Kohner. F.
Richold, G. Strauss, s. Baar, W. Blum and
NJ. Nordlinger.
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Yesterday in the Criminal Court Judge
Bradley accepted bail in the case Of Walter T.
Johnson in $500, BENZ. Cooley surety. The
charge is assault with intent to kill Rubie How
ard by administering to her a drug some few
weeks ago, and the case has not yet been
acted on by the grand jury. Mr.. Joseph
Shillington is his counsel.
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President DOerhInRer's DefalcatiOn.
At Pittsburgh receiver has been appointed
for the Dexter Spring Company. The bill al
leges that the company is insolvent through the
defalcation of the president Theodore Doer-
finger, and that in thirty days the Indebtedness
will be $4,000. Doerfinger fed from Pittsburgh
to escape arrest for ENLIGHTENMENT of school
funds, but was arrested at Omaha. The capital
stock OF the Dexter Spring Company is 800, COO.
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CITY ITEMS
special Presents Tomorrow.

Special Presents Tomorrow.
GREAT
CHINA
AND JAPAN
TEA COMPANY,
ISL 7th st..
between G and b.
Special Presents
Special Presents.
Special Presents
Tomorrow,
Saturday.
Come early.
Greatest
specials
ever given.
Articles both beautiful and useful
with i every
half pound
of Tea
or two pounds
of Coffee
tomorrow.
Remember.
these great
extra value
:. present days
only on
the date for
which advertised.
Your advantages in dealing with us:
You get
the freshest
Roasted Coffees
that can
be procured,
and containing
the additional
advantage
of being
dry roasted daily
by the
Celebrated Johnston Dry Roast process.
Prompt
and polite
attention
given every one.
Goods deliy cred
to all parts
Of the city.
Our Teas are selected by experts
in judging
OF their
drinking qualities
in the cup.
Our facilities
for furnishing
the consumer
with the
Freshest and
Finest Teas
are unsurpassed,
owing
to our enormous
.| sales of these
goods
our importations
are very frequent.
GREAT CHIyA AND JAPAN TEA COMPANY,
731 7th ST.. bet g and H. 8
Telephone SIG. 1t.
Items for Saturday at the American
Shoe Store.
Mems Calf ad-scwed Shoes. all styles, at
sass.
Mems Calf IS Shoe. for Saturday only. S1.9S.
Mems Calf Hand-Sew we'd Boots. only :3.49.
Ladies' Hand-sewed Shoes, all styles toes,
sS.49.
Ladies' 50 Hand-sewed Shoes, all styles toes,
S1.9S.
Ladies' s2 Shoes. all styles toes, S1.24.
Misses Shoes all styles. from T3c. up.
Cpildren's Shoes. all styles. from 25c. to $3.50.
Mems, Boys and Youths Heavy Boots at the
lowest prices
Boys Solid School Shoes at &c.; worth $3.50
Youths Solid School Shoes at 75c.: worth
s!25.
Give US n trial and be convinced that we can
sell you the best Shoes tor the least money of
ANY shoe house in the city.
The AMERICAN SHOE STORE.
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Cooperative.
Our CUSTOMERS OUR ADVERTISERS.

OUR CUSTOMERS OUR ADVERTISERS.
We wish all users of Teas Coffees Baking
Powder and Condensed Milk to bear in mind
that by purchasing from us they participate to
a large degree i'll part Of the profits. which We
give away in presents OF beautiful household
articles China Ware. Glass Ware, lin Ware,
Clocks, Crockery, Wooden Ware and thou
sand other articles too numer Gus to mention.
No other house can give you the same quality
at anything like the prices; besides you share in
part Of the profits.
We stand alone rs pioneers in the business of
supplying customers with
Pure Goods Only.
Best Granulatcd Sugar, 4l5c.
Splendid Mixed Tea, soc. per pound. Our
own brand of Thca-Nectar Tea at Co., Der
had elsewhere.
Our &c.. 35c. and CSC. Java and Mocha
Coffee stands unequaled. Special presents
given with every pound OF 1hea-Nectar Tea
and A. and p. Baking Powder.
Checks given with every 25c. worth Of Tea,
Coffee, Baking Powder and Condensed Milk.
/ All goods delivered free to any part of the
city. Punctuality our motto. Fresh goods
received every other day.
Make your purchases early. We close
p'TT a!p aaa.1 Atlantic sSD Paelsppc n. Co..
main stores, sol and eos 7th st. NV. Branches:
1850 l4th st. NV, 3l04 n st., Georgetown: IS.
| 50, 60 Center Market; 81 and 90 Western Mar
kst; . and o Street Market. and lol Northern
Liberty Market.
NEwrox b. BowHAx, Manager.
Telephone call s4s. 1t
Pure Oid Rye Whisky, 75c. quart bot
Pure Old Port Wine, large bottle, Soc.
Fine Old Spanish Sherry, SOC. bottle.
Fine Table CIaret, Csc. bottle.
s,lts MErzaER's, At 7th IT.
Carving, Table. Pocket Knives, Rasors, Seis-
sors, shears. WALToRD's. AT Pa. ave. NV. 1ts
Home Killed Mest.-Round Steak, 10c.;
Pdrterhouse STEAK, 1885,; Roast, from Sc. mp.
II you want the best and cheapest in this line
go to 6AxDER's, S07 7th ct. NV. Veal and Lamb
fresh every day. ocs0-st'
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EVERY SrYLE, every shape. every shade and
every size Of mems suits. We make them our
selves and use nothing but the best materials
and sell them to you at manufacturers prices.
See our sl0 qualities. Go right through our
stock You'll find every quality up to SIS a
superior value EIsEMAN Bios, It'll and E
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-30

AMONG THE auction sales advertisements to-
day will be found that Of twenty-ssven building
lots on l, I'd and I'd streets southeast Eleven
OF these lots were sold at auction last week
and the sale was adjourned on account of the
darkness until tomorrow at $50 o'clock, whom
the balance will be sold. These lots are email
In size, have water. gas and sewer mains and
lators.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-30

FoR artistic colorings and effects in wall paper
% 70 b w. HENDERsoN's s. lll3 + ST NV.
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BEFORE You PURCHASE an overcoat come in
and see our immense stock We have them at
al prices from $40 to SIS and every garment a
good value. ErsEMAS Bros, It'll and E
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A Freight Car smas h-Up.

This morning at 2 o'clock there was a smash
up among the freight cars at the Jersey yards,
South Capitol street, and lamp post and two
trees were demolished and the street blocked
for some time.
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JoHxsroS's fine teas at 731 7th street.

CHOICE BURBANK POTATOES. per bushel. go. Goo
New buckwheat, per pound.
Peoria rolled oats, per pound ...............4c
New Carolina rice. 10 pounds for.-....--...70c
Cassard lard. 8, and l0-pound cans. .10c
Pint bottle Cal Honey. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Choice onions per peck SOC
Choice sweet potatoes, per bushel ...........65c
Best small hams acknowledgements.
Fine catsup, per gal. ..5Oc
W. II. WALKER,
$3.50 La. ave.
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The MAcALEsrER will leave at 10 a. m. Sunday
for Clifton and Colonial Beach. Home by $50
pm. See advertisement
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SEE the special presents tomorrow. 7sl It'll.

ALADYs ROCKING CHAIR for CSC at T. GOLD
scHNIDs Is great bargain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-30

EvKRY C4un in Washington can be supplied
with q suit from our stock and the price will
please as well as quality and fit- We have every
style and every size of children's short-pants
suits- EIsEMAN Bios, 18th and E
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Saturday Afternoon Trip to Mount Vernon.
Capt Blake, desiring to accommodate the
numerous visitors in the city. announces
special trip to Mount Vernon on the Macaes-
will be favorable opportunity to visit the
tomb Of Washington and to see the historic
river.
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CLEvELASD,s BAKING POWDER.

CLEvEIASD's Baking PowrER
WHOLESOME.
LEAVENS MOST
LEAvENs BEST.
Send stamp for COOK hook
Cleve and Baking Powder Co., New York
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-30

Do Nor FAN to attend the sale Of the valuabl,
improved property on the northeast corner o
9th and n streets, Monday, November 2, at
o'clock.-Adct
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An ATTRACTIVE SALE Of household furniture
Of every description will be held at Latimer 4
Sloan's, 1909 G street, tomorrow at 10 o'clock. :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-30

DoS'r Buy boys suit until you have seel
our stock. 1t is complete in every detail
Boys long-pants suits from IS up.
ErsEMAN Bros. It'll and f
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II VOC WANT to get an idea what the styles are
for this winter, visit our tailoring department.
We have a complete stock Of domestic and for
eign fabrics ct lowest prices.
EIsEMAN Bios eth and E.
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ALI lovers Of -sliable and stylish gloves will
attend the great bargain sale tomorrow at the
LouvRE GLOVE CoMANY, Gil Pennsylvania
nyeuue.
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CARPETS CLEANED by the Empire Carpet
proof free Of charge Telephone 1852
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sslIANIroU.'

r. GoLDscHMID's ssc- white and gold and
antique easels are great bargains.
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SALE OF STATIONERY. Books, GOLD PENS, &C.,
at HOS q street northwest at o clock this even
ing. By order of II. W. Sohon. assignee.-Adut
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The leading mineral water and ginger cham
payne in the world. CHARLES KRAEMER,
Telephone sos. -@7 It'll St n. W.
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FoR WASHINGTON DRESS BEEF
Go 10 JOHN R. NELLY. Center Market 9Th ct.
wing. Northern Liberty Market
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CASH WILL TELL
6packages Quaker oats. $50
Choice New York potatoes, per bushel. .6Oc
Fancy western onions, per peck
10 cakes Proctor 4 Gambers oleine. ..-.. SOC
10 cakes Rabbits SOAP. ..45c
10 cakes Stag olive soap .35c
8 cans fine table peaches. ..S1.OO
10 pounds pure buckwheat. .............35c
8 pounds best imported macaroni. .60c
Pure graduated sugar. -45c
Sweet cider. made daily, per gallon. ..... SOC
SfcniA SfoSACh5 .AoS
You are cordially invited to call and examine
our large stock of staple groceries. which we
are selling direct to the consumers at wholesale
prices for cash. All goods guaranteed to give
entire satisfaction or the money will be cheer
fully refunded N. A. POOLE,
944 Louisiana avenue northwest.
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SEE R. GoLDscHMID's CSC. brass and metal
umbrella stands with heavy bottoms.
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Go TO THE KERMEs at Masonic Temple Mon
day, November 2, to November IA.
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A "a BLAcKINa CASE for CSC. at r. GOLD
scHN1p'A You viii be surprised when you see
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PROPOSALS.


i,holUoALS ron lKDNNUkk, OFFICE OF
buiiCing for library of Congress I45 East Capitol
ST. WASHINGTON. ID. &. octoler24. lsyl.-Seacd rro-
posas or luinIsiny, delivering and ting IN ace
eompiee the nonwork and skyliphts of the roots OF
the three Ooo sI&rhs the building the library
Conres in this city viii he received a; tins office until
IMO OCI.UCk 4. VI. UN WEDNESDAY,, THE
ElG l EENTH DAY OF NOVEMBER 1881. and
opened immediately thereafter presence Of bidders
Sreclnc tons, genera insru tons and conditions
anu panA lurlns proposal may he obtained on APP
piication At this Office. BERNARD Il. GREEN
Supt rlnten lent ana Ergineei.
tc24. IS. q. :iOnovl46l6
pkUrOsALS tOk PAkIAG SIDEWALKS UNDER
l The PRINT SYSTEM IN THE DISTRICT
OF COLCMBIA.-Ofice OF the Commlsso
D. G.. Washington. d. e.. October 20, 1891. ed
proposals will be received at this office until TWELVE
OCioCk NJ. on III ukSpAl. NOVEMBER FIFTH.
1871. tor sidewalks. The District Of co unbia invites
pro- osas ior laying sidewalks under permit sys-
te OF artificial stone tiles, sheet asphalt and
reties Of cement Bank forms of PROPOSALS md speci-
hcations can lie obtained at this oe upon appiica-
tlon therefor together with necessary iniorna-
tion, and bids these only lie cousd-
cred. Tie NIT we'd 10 reject any OF all bias or
parts OF bids j. ". DOUGLASS, j. W ROSS W. n
RUSSELL, Commissioners ID. c. oc21- CT
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GREAT special presen: day tomorrow. q
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The Chance of the Season.

SPECIAL One DAY S SALE.
For Saturday we place on sale the following
lots of Ladies ard Mems Fine Shoes at a clear
saving to YOU of from TO-. TO 81 on every Lair.
It'll pay you to attend this sale.
Tom or. ow.
Ladies' s3.50Sq. Toe Iiand-sewed Button. - 10.
Ladies' $3.50 Hand-sewed Kan. Button. s2.35.
Lauies s3 Hand-wet Button. } styles. %.
Ladies' 80 Real French Dongoia Button, 81 80.
Ladies SO Fine Coffin Toe Square But. 81. SO.
I.ad!es ESQ Fine colin Toe tsq.) Bat. ;.l.6O.
Ladies $3.50 Fine Dongola But. styles, ;Sl.60
Ladies' 81 Fine Dongola Button, styles, 81
Ladies' S1.40 Kid Baton. for tomorrow. $50.
Mems "a Hand made Calf Shoes, s2.!5
Mems "a Genuine COrk-sole Shoes. $40.
Mems S3.50 Hand-welt Calf Shoes. $40.
Mems -. Is Good Calf Shoes, Si.,5.
Mems Best - Dress Shoes, $40.
Mems Neat 81. 40 Dress Shoes. 35c.
Boys Neat Lace Shoes, IL to 1917, Toe.
The STANDARD SHOE HOUSE.
1t 1924 7th st. NV.
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WASHINGTON BEEF Co.

Pork, lie. Sausage, 10c. Liver, &c.
Best sugar cured hams, 1213c.
Cor. 9Th and Sta NV.
And 209 Ind. ave- NV.
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pst Ianinr Astsstos 0oo1k. MINOR Hrick md csSS
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-30

;. Heller, 40 9TH ST., is making specially in
Ladies and Chiidrcu's Hair Cutting and sham
pooling. Also cures Dandruff oc29-5t-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-30

SEE r GoLDscHMIDs trimmed fire screens
for ySc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-30

"Sun Rise Chop'' Tea, Soc. h., is un-
equaled for strength. favor and price. Try il
1t" MErzaER's, All It'll st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-30
DoN'r RUN THE RISK

OF buying butterine as butter, but come direct
to ScRIBSER's, 1913, 1923 and $50 Center Market,
and get the best butterine (rolls or Prints for
zoe. pound; lbs. or over, lSc. pound.
Swiss cheese q speciality.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-30

ALWAYS ready and efficient, MUDDMAN's gas
etoyea GA 18th At