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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-27
FOUR ALLEGED CROOKS.

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Inc county fairs at Hagerstown, Frederick
and several Virginia towns this fall have at
tracted the usnsl nun,ber of nicl,ockets With
to- v.,r .r-..,. =. -. 60, 49,. -
-. - 30
P'ace .he ponce earned that many OF mem
passed through this city and it happened sew
ersl times that there was trick" taken. Some
one on crowded straet car mr. n pedestrian in
a. cro~,, ,v.. -aI;.u.s % -. e. o,hor IL
"
aoie ana inspector Swindells gave his men IN
structions to work day and night to catch
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-27
THE COURTS.

COURT IN GENERAL Term Chief Justice Bing-
ham and Judges Cor ara james.
Yesterday-New Orleans Base Ball Associa-
ton agt. Washington National Base Ball Asso-
citation; continued. Thomas agt. Barber; in
process OF settlement Eberly agt. Behrand;
argued by Mr.. Davis for appellant and Mr..
Moulton for appellee.
Today-Nos. Sc to go inclusive called and
continued. Townsend agt. Vanderwerker; de-
cree signed and appeal to United States Supreme
Court; appeal bond fixed at $500.
EoUITY CoURT-Judge Coz.
?esterday-Shaw agt. Cassell; +. Beall ap-
pointed guardian adj Item.
Today-Montgomery agt. Montgomery; ap-
pearance of absent defendant ordered. Hayne
agt. McIntire; Cowper Patton appointed to
take proof in Columbia. S. C. In re Catherine
Beaufort; writ dc luaatico inquirendo ordered
to issue. Clagctt agt. Clagett; sales ratified
nisi. Watson agt. Mayse; do.
CIRorIT CouRr-.JuJoe Rdgner.
Today-Mockabee agt. District Of Columbia;
on trial.
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Good Tidiugs Day.

Fifteenth Street NJ. E. Church Sunday cele-
brated Good Tidings day" by two services.
In the morning Rev. L. A. Thirlkeld. the pas
tor, made an address on the relations Of the
Sunday school to pastor and people, and in the
evening on the work of the Tract Society. The
services partook Of an autumnal character and
the church was beautifully decorated with
fruits, flowers. sheaves of wheat, corn in the
ear, autumn leaves. &c. The Sunday school
practically had charge of the evening service,
at which the church was packed to overhowing.
Last evening largely attended reunion was
held at the same place to celebrate the home
coming Of those absent during the past few
months.
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Suit Against a Phy stefan.

On the 81 of April lass by brick falling off
the addition to the Metropolitan Hotel Angus
tlis l.. Philips was struck on the head and his
skull fractured and DIR. Edward Roome was
called to attend him, but Phillips claims tina t
he Was not skllfuiiy treated by DIR. Roome and
IN consequence of bis negligent and unskillful
Treatment lie has bscome YaralyZed and injured
In his health. forced 10 expead large sums of
money in eudeavo~ing to be cured and is per-
nianently injured Yesterday. BY Slr. H. b. Moul-
ton. he filed a suit against Roome 20 recover
$1,000 Tor the damages claimed 10 have re-
sal. from tine alleged Negligent treatment
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Foot Ball Gaines.

The following foot ball games have been ar
ranged FOX the Columbia Athletic Club team:
Medic Military Academy, October 81, pm.
Capitol Park; Rutgers College, November 2. 4
pm, Capitol Park; University Of Virginia,
November Z. S p. M, Charlottesville. Va; Balti-
more Athletic Club, November 10, pm.
capitol Park: A. e. Schuylkiil Navy November
IL. $3.50 p. n-, Capitol Park; University Of vir-
Sinis, November IL, $3.50 PM. Capitol Park;
Princeton College. November 81, $50 pm,
Capitol Park: Georgetown College, November
rs. IL n H., Capitol Park; baltimore Athletic
Club, November 80. pm. Baltimore. Nd.
Johns Hopkins University. December 5, $50
p N Capitol Park; All Washington, December
20, IL a. m. Capitol Park.
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The Golden CrOsa.

At the regular meeting Of Good Will Com
mandery. No. q. U. o. G. c., last evening
Noble Commander Miss Adelaide Payne pre-
sided. The subject of ritualistic work was dis
cussed by the noble commander. Sir knights
Groot, Sitter, Moore Severance, schell, Cheney.
Branson, Redway, Pope. Proctor aud others.
1t was decided to hold n special meeting for
ritualistic drill at No. S07 q street next Monday
evening. On November 0 the Grand Com
mandery will pay its semi-annual visitation to
this commandery and the commandery will
compete for the prize for the best rendition of
the ritual The officers and members will meet
at $50 o'clock.
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con DESsED LOCALS.

TuE Homestead Benevolent Association was
organized last night. with tLefollowiEg oi.icers:
Lewis Willis. president; VIM III. Brown. secrc-
tary: Il. A. Brass, assistant secretaryi Lee Rol-
inson treasurer. Wm. Moor, chaplain; Andrew
Murry. sergelnt-at-sIms-
The will ol the late Cinderella I11ray Hanke
has been fled for probate SEe leaves her es-
tate to her children and grandchildren.
Ar IL O'CLOCK last night old barn and
two stacks of hay were burned on the Howard
University grounds The loss was about sz5.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
lMUsEMENTs TONIGHT.

ALnAuGH's.-"All the Comforts of Home"
NATION n--Pitou's Stock Company III "Geof-
frey Middleton Gentlcmau."
ACADEMY OF MUsIC.--Elsie Leslie in prince
and Tauper."
HAMS BrJoU--J. ]. Sullivan in 'The
Black thorn"
KERS.S's LvcEUN THEATER--Dovliag and
Hasson in The Red Spider
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Abe Jones. runi.nmeu, for Cutting , M,


Abe Jones, negro ''erap shooter with a
peculiarly shaped head, was IN Judge NiIer's
court this morning charged with assault and
battery. The only reason tia, tAe charge was
not o. a more serious nature was because Abe's
knife did noi penetrate the back o. Emanuel
Johnson more than onC-teIth tie length OF the
blale.
. The assault happened nearly a month ago
and III the absence o! the prosecuting witness,
Who could act be found, Joaes was the only
person IN ire court Who could tell Why and
exactly how be committed the assault
Witnesses who were called said tlsAt johnson
was sc badiy hurt when Jones stabbed him that
he had to be taken 20 d drug store and after
ward 20 u hospital
This trouble YVES all caused from gambling ~
said Jones' Il put down nve eeats on him and
he threw i away. Then ne beat me and put
ais hand in ais back pocket"
Jones sad he then walked away and after
ward be saw johnson IL, a cook shop ON c street
between 2ls, and 22d streets and he cut him.
johnson seated at table 81 the time and
Jenes reached through the window and cut
In.
Jones was given the extent of the law-36i
DAYS IN lail.
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ASK YouK FRrEsps

Who have taken Hoods Sarsaparills what they think
Of it aud the replies will be positive in its favor One
has been CURED of indigestion and dyspepsia another
finds it indispensable for sick headache others report
remarkable cures of scrofula, salt rheum and other
blood diseases. and SO Truly the best advert:s-
ing which Hoods Sarsaparlla receives is the hearty
endorsement of the army of friends it has by its
positive medicinal merit.
N.B.-Be sure to get
HOODS SARSAPARILLA
Sold by all druggists. 81: six for g. Prepared only
by c. I. HOOD Co.. Apothecaries. Lowell, Mass
100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR 3
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Deeds in fee have been filed as follows:
d. b. Croft to Jane McElwee, lot so, blk. 8,
Brightwood Park, $4,000. V. N Stiles to J. T.
Arms. sub 25. So. 80; s.. Amos s. Adams to
Emily B. Bailey, pts. and 2, So BAL; IS, 200.
Mary E. Bradshaw to J. A. Cahill. sub 81, So.
$3.50; 8. r A. Fish to Max Kohner lot 20,
Peters Mill Seat; s.. H. L. Mann to p. G..
johnson. sub 81. SO. 965: s.. Josephine B.
Folwell to NJ Ready, pit. A, So. 81; 81, 800. ].
I Varneh to John Archer, pit. %, BIS add. to
L. Stephens. pit 81. blk. 46. Holmead Manor;
S83S.75. Z. H. Brice to c. H. Gaskins pit 8,
blk. 46; $500. Geo.E. Terry to W. Mayse, subs
80 to 81, SO. $50; s.. G. ]. Bond to L. c.
Justice. pit. n, K sub Long Meadows; II 100
E. +. Buryea to Blanche Carter, pit IL, SO. 365;
8. y. w. Smith to s. Carr, sub 81, SO. SOL;
y. W. Cumming to GU. Marshall, pit. 3, sec.
3, Barry Farm; $85. J. II. Soule to z. L. Lee,
sub "a, So. 513; $1,000.
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reception to troop K of the ninth cavalry,
U. S. A. stationed at Fort Mycr, was given at
Grand Army Hall by o. p Morton Post No. 4,
last night Short addresses we're made by Col.
Henry of Fort Myer, John II. Smythe. James
VI. Townsend, Lieut.. Perry of troop K and Miss
VI. Il. Jordon, senior commander of the
Woman's Relief Corps. The visitors were
entertained at a banquet at the close of the
reception.
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Mr.. Henry c. Osborne Of North Carolina, a
clerk in the Indian Office who has been sick for
some time. suffering from an attack of typhoid
fever. died yesterday at Providence Hospital.
The body, in charge of the brother OF the
deceased. was sent last evening 20 Winston, "
g., wsieh was the home of Mr.. Osborne Yester-
day the clerks IN the division where IN. Osborne
Wa employed held meeting and passed ap-
proprlate resolutions relative TO his death. Re
morris we're made by Commissioner Morgan
and others
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OfficSr- Installed

si~on Conmandery. No. l, Knights Templa-.
have installed the following Off GERS for the COM
ing year: Eminent commander, Nj II. Robinson;
generslissimO. W. H. A. YocrSi captain gen.
erai. j. W. Hutchinson: senior warden, ]. Bur
rel, junior warden. Brooks Burrell; warden, j.
h smith; treasurer, J. I. Brown; recorder, ].
b. Washington; standard bearers, Z Chase and
j. III. bent
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Held for Perjury.

Annie Jackson, a colored woman, who was a
witness in the Police Court Saturday in behalf
of four alleged burglars, admitted in the Police
Court yesterday that her testimony was not the
truth and Judge Miller held her in 81 600 bonds
for the grand jury for perjury.
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Real Estate Matters.

Florence ]. Rose has purchased for SIS, 500
OF J. S. Larcombe part sub 2S, square l60-22.1
by so feet on NJ street between 18th street and
Connecticut avenue northwest.
Thos. G. Hensey & Co. have sold to Erastus
L. Lee for 5000 No. 4lS N street northwest
two-story frame, l51axl10 on the south sido
OF between 4th and 9Th streets northwest.
Mary NJ. Husband has bought for 5000 of
Jane McElwee part 4, square 205, II by 100 feet
on between l4th and 18th streets.
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Yesterday afternoon Charles Cook, white
jockey, while riding in steeplechase at Ben
hing. was thrown from the horse and badly
injured about the head and body. He was re-
moved to the club house and medical at
tendance summoned.
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CITY ITEMS
weDou,t worl,cr

At your doubts! 1t does seem strange that we
can cell for 81 q Natural-wool Shirt that sells
all over for 81. so. but it's the fact Just the
same. FRANC 4 SoS, One Price.
1t Cor. eth and ID.
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Guns for sale and hire. Cutlery. wALro
Or. Nanuakee,

Specialist sos New York ave-,
Late Of Baltimore. utilities electricity in the
treatment Of skin diseases, nervous diseases
and catarrh. Removes super6uous hair, warts,
moles tumors, &c. Attends patients at their
residences when not engaged in Office. Office
hours $50 a m. to p m, pm. to pm
oc27-tu. thdsSt
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The POSTPONED SALE Of eleven 6ne building
lots on W near S5th street. West Washington.
viii tsae place Thursday, the 18th. at $50
O'Clock. These lots are 81 by l25 and three
corner lots are among them The property
IS just west Of electric railway and north Of
Georgetown University. See advertisement
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-27

1t Does Not Pay to let a cough continue.
stop yours now with Piso's Cure for Consump-
ton. 25c. All druggists
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MOTHERS VINO Love

Their children who take pride in their beauty purity
and health. and in bestowin2 upon them cds great
est inheritance. skin without blem sh and body
nourished by pure blood should not fail to make trial
Of the CUTICURA REMEDIES. the purest. best and
most economical cure for all hunors Of the skn scalp
and blood. z
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Aiding the Poor.

AiuIng the POOR.
Two little girls, Anne Stewart and Lille
Poetzman, have sent s. so to The STAR for the
poor Of the city, being proceeds Of fair held
by them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-27

The ENTIRE furniture, billiard tables, &C., OF
Union Club, corner 14th and X streets north
west, is to be sold tomorrow morning. afford
ing splendid opportunity to those refurnish-
ing. See advertisement.
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IMPORTANT SALE Of oil paintings by Max weyl,
furniture. fine carpets. linens, silks wraps
dresses and general household effects by Lati-
mer Sloan. at 1919 18th street, near N north
west, 1T 20 a. m. tomorrow.-Adrl
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Costly doesn't mean good any more thar
good. 1t only costs Is cents 2
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LINEN BARGAINS.
w 81 $$ Is E..I i Il
Il :. $ S's e
.4ts. Cos SoS 9 90 %
s1I MARKET SPACE.
We have selected from our Linen stock something
that Will interest you for two First because
All housekeepers know that nice Linens add the ap-
pearance OF their homes and second because Of the
special values Of the articles quoted you can make
money by investing in them.
We mention three bargains in TOWELS two in
NAPKINS and three in TABLE LINENS
3 BARGAINS IN TOWELS
100 Doe. All-nen Huck Towels. 1sx:}6 in, st
$780, DOE. OR IL lie EACH.
100 Doc. All-linen Huck Towels. 1898 in.
Ito EACH OR 81 DOE.
Much better quality.
so Doc. Extra Quality Al-linen Huck Towels q x42
2lc. EACH OR $3.50 A DOE.
1t is q regular PIC quality.
9 BARGAINS IN NAPKINS.
100 DOE. 1S-in. Bleached Napkins. full selvedged
edge. Extra quality.
$l.lO DOE WORTH S1.25.
SO DOG 20-inch Bleached Napkins handsome pat
terms. fine quality.
Sl.Z5 A DOE. WORTH S1.5O.
BARGAINS IN TABLE LINENS
500 Yards of Extra Heavy Quality German Damask I.
In five go different patterns.
COC. YARD
10 Pieces Coin. Bleached Damask. Irish and Scotch
make-extra quality.
Toe. A YARD.
Is Pieces 7Cin. Bleached Double Damask all of the
latest patterns-they cannot be equaled at the price
81 YARD
So and "a Napkins to match. at
$3.50 AND $3.50 RESPECTIVELY.
This Linen is the admiration Of all who see it,
oc20 Take q look at II. -
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Look atthe Observation-Disclosures Wonder at the
Domestic Sewing Machine Rooms, It'll and II.
oc27-lOf
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John Johnson, colored, had been drinking
before he went to Kernan's Theater last night
and he struck Gus Brown because he thought
the latter laughed at him. Special Officer Ken
the Police Court thia morning be plead guilty
to the charge. He was fined $40 or thirty days
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-27

A HArrr THoueHr
CROSSES THE MIND
OF THE WEARY AND cAREwoRN HOUSE
KEEPER WHEN AN UNATTRAcTIyE FIRE
SIDE AND cHEERLEss SURROUNDINGS
GREET HER CONSTANT VIEW. OUR
Six COLOSSAL STORES
ARE her OBJECTIVE POINT AND Our
HER WELL SPRING OF
CONSOLATION. SHE REALIZES HOW
FEW DOLLARS SPENT WITH Us AS AN
EARNEST OF HER GOOD INTENTION
WILL BRIDGE OVER PRESENT Diff
GUILTY AND SURROUND HER LOVED
ONES WITH THE COMFORTS AND EN-
DEARMENTs OF HOME. WHILE SIZE
REQUITEs Us IN SMALL WEEKLY OR
MONTHLY PAYMENTS FOR THE BENE-
FACTIONS sHk ENJOYS.
FURNITURE.
CARPETS.
DRAPERIEs.
STOVES AND
WORKS OF ART.
HOUSE 4 HERRMANN's
CASH AND CREDIT HOUSES
sl7. slo. s2l AND s237 TH ST.
oc24 CT AND oSo MASS. AVE NV.
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SALE OF PROPERTY TO CLOSE AN Estate
Tomorrow at $50 o'clock premises 100 18th
street will be sold by Latimer Sloan. This 10
valuable property and should attract the atten-
ton OF investorsI--Adri.
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FOR TOMORROW AND A DAY AFTER


We have another remarkable Glove Sale.
We have closed out from one Of the largest
importers 5000 pairs Of q very fne Glove,
the Genuine English Walking" f. button
Glacs, at the wonderfully low price of S5c.
Please don't ask what they regularly sell for. We
bought every pair of them We got an immense bar-
gain in them. and afford to give our customers
unusually great bargain less than they can be
imported for-at SIC. pair. 10 look Asithem Is the
selling of them. One pair to each custonaer.4%.
We have done the same identical thing with our
Ribbons. We offered and sold on Monday Tuesday
and Wednesday every one Of best desirable Rib
bons, from number one to inches, at about ono
their real value.
THE MONUMENTAL.
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HE MONUMENTAL"
937 and $50 F st. n. ".
FINE MILLINERY. cLoAKs. HOSIERY, GLOVES,
PIGSKIN GLOVES
FOR AZ CENTS.

To the Monumental is due the credit that they have
offered and sold not only the Genuine Barrtz Nous
quetares. THE Pieskin" Glove, for less than they
ever were offered and sold in WASHINGTON; also the
s-button Suede Toronto" or Undrcssed Kid Gloves.
our regular 81 90 Glove. at 47c also 4button
Giace Touchon." our regular price Csc We not only
sold on last Monday. but also Tuesday and wednes-
day. give every lady chance to ocure good pair of
Gloves at less than half Price. and secondly prove
our assertion that We never allow any merchant to
undersell US in any good and desirable article We
keep.
Until O'Clock this evening shall sell the balance
of our Pgskin Gloves.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-27

CLEvELAND's BAKING POWDER.
WHOLESOME
LEAvENS MOST.
LEAVENS EEST.
Send stamp for cook book
Cleveland Baking Powder Co., New Yorh.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
/ URANn AhknI

A GRAND kkkMi.s
"A h.s BEN urtsnred ty n. German ReforTn-d
1rtnt, Churrf. corner fhh and ste ne Tor tlrs
istrTose OF pAylnz OF dsbf tnrrrre.. ther
butt q arch a, Mhsouic Tempe cuf. dth an stS
NJ rom NoFei ter 10 NdN-auh-rr L. lSoi. %
WHICH The guhiie h AeArtsly inNles. -
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''1IANIrOU.'

CsRPrTs CLEANED by the Empire Carpet
Works. 63l -63j Mass ave. NV. are made moth
prpOI free OF charge. TELEPHONE f25-2 D.
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Nervous Debility, Poor Memory, Din
dence, Sexual Weakness, Pimples cured by DR.
Miles Nervine. Samples free at
Ctr MERITS DRUs STORE, lOl4 F st.
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SoME Oxx needs gas stove. c. A. MUDDI-
Man has them. GA 18th ST. Is the place.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The " Gather.

The Weather.
FOR WASHINGTON CITY AND VICINITY.
Fair weather may be expected TIL Thur sday:
northwest gales today, diminishing; much
Colder tonight.
FORECAST TIL EIGHT A NJ WEDNESDAY.
For the District of Columbia, Maryland and
virginia. fair till Thursday. clearing in east
Massachusetts and Rhode Island. much colder;
northwesteriy gales; frosts tonight.
CONDITION OF THE WATER
Temperature and condition OF water at
am: Great Fails temperature. 81; condition.
20. Receiving reservoir. temperature. IS. Con-
dition at north connection. 81: condition at
south connection. 30, distributing reservoir.
temperature. IS; condition at intuent gate
house. 36; condition at efiiuent gate house, 3D.
High Water. Low Water
SIS an 4d7p.m- 1914 am 1851 pm
VIZ DoS'r WANT TO CIR Ricu too quickly!
Our S1.4S Saxnny wool Knit jacket l. wei worth
dollar more. Bu: our price i ; -
FkASc 4 Soy. One Price,
Corner 7th and ID.
TEx pounds New York buckwheat. ........ .35c
10 pounds granuiIted sugar. ---........--4 2c
20 pounds Carolina rice ------.......---- toc
pounds imported micaroni. DOC
] pound Royal Baking Powder .-----.-4 9c
] pound New York mi cream cheese. loo
8 pint bottles best caLsuP -:.-.-.....-.-.2 oc
FRANK L. ArTUMUs.
Terms cash. 14lO ST. NV.
Soxy Oxx needs o gas stove. C. A. MUDDI-
Man has them GA l2th ST. Is the place.
CARPETS CLEANED by the Empire Carpe.
Works. 63l -G3j Mass ave. NV. are made moth
proof free OF charge. Ielethone i20-2 --- D.
'.MASrroU,"
the leading mineral water snd ginger cham
payne in tae world. CHARLES hEAEMER,
Telephone sC5- 49, 9TH ST. n ".
I
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Gun GREAr SALE,

As advertised in yesterdays (Sundays) Post in the
following departments will continue for this week:
il. FOR MILLINERY. CLOAKs. HOsIERY. FURs,
CoQUE AND OSTRICH FEATHER BOAs. MIssEs
AND INFANTS WEAR. MERINO uNDEKwEAR
FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN. MUSLIN UNDER
WEAR. EANDKERCHIEFs. UMBRELLAS. NECK
WEAR. CORsETs. &C.. &c. e -
..rHE MONUMENTAL" oceea
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BzozoDrsr cures headache. 2se.-Adut