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eve knew nothing Of his alleged
crimes and OF his caves, and when the
hue and cry was raised against him last
week we called a family council and de-
termined to beg him to leave the neigh
borhool az once. 1t was decided TO
send the message by Jim accompanied
by friend OF the family, but Jim OBJ
icctei, and persisted IN going alone to
the swamp, where he was arrested. We
have not heard from Tom since"
1t was a STRAIGHTFORWARD story. Mrs.
Williams, another sister, vas present
during the interview and cOrrObOrated
an the statements made by Mrs Haw-
kins. Behind the bar OF the 0rowOc
House I found Mr.. Hawkins He did
not hesitate an instant TO talk when
sskes Tor q plain statement Of his rela-
tions TO Tom.
sIll tell you the TRUTH" said he.
TON Is not on the best OF terms with
me and I feel pretty sure that he would
victimlze mo as quick as any one OF his
actual pursuers. It is all mistake to
think that either I, my wife or his sis
ters Sre in league with him."
I'VE know nothing whatever Of his
, 1891-12-09
M. p KEEFE
GENERAL CONTRACTOR and BUILDER

Building Stone, Stone Sidewalks,
all kinds of Stone cutting,
Pressed Brick and Terra
Gotta Work.
Stained, Ornamental and Beve
Plate Glass, Iron Fences,
Etc, Etc.
In fact all kinds Of material connected with
the building trade.
, 1891-12-09
whsrs "Ths Daily Leader" May bs Pound.
4 GREAT ISSUE CONFRONTED

The feeling seems to be quite generally
prevalent that the Democratic house OF
representatives will not dabble much in
financial leRislation-in fact this seems to
be significantly intimated in the brief
speech of Speaker Crisp. 1t is not a
question Of the right or wrong involved
in the matter, but simply n ques-
ton OF political expediency. The
tariff, it is claimed, is the overshad.
owing issue. We had one campaign Of
education and lost. The education of the
people on the tariff question is nov com
plete. 1t no longer needs argument to
convince them that the tariff is a tax
which the consumer must pay. On this
issue the Democratic party can win. Com
plicate it with the silver question. upon
which there is not absolute unity even 10
our own party. and positive opposition in
quarters which are now friendly, and
there is introduced an element of uncer-
tainty into the campaign which may vet
eventuate in defeat.
LII bhe ihSt VI suCu COu"seTNallNe CdlCu-
lation and political teuporiEing the speech
of Governor David Bennett Hill delivered
at Elmira last Friday is calculated to set
the dry bones rafting. We have heard it
said of Hill, whilst the DRIFT of public
sentiment seemed to strongly set toward
free silver. and before the big Democratic
majority In the house brought with it
timidity: "Of course Hill is for silver;
he's for anything which will secure his
own political advancement. He is simply
a weathercock, who veers with public
opinion and blows hot or cold as policy
alone may dictate"
The Elmira speech OF Governor Hill
shows him to be a master of political
sagacity. He sees the issue straight
before him and he boldly faces it. His
speech is a masterpiece Of rhetoric and a
library OF facts, In uone of the many
speeches which We have read on the sub
ject have we seen the subject treated so
succinctly or more clearly. The coinage
of silver on precisely the same terms with
gold is his platform briefly stated.
Governor Hill has executed IA brilliant
flank movement. He has taken the stsnd
OF a bold msn and a farseeing statesman.
His Elmira speech m>y vet make him
president ofthe United States,
, 1891-12-09
AN BILL.

Potter 4 Burke. as special attorneys for
the county commissioners in the Atkinson
case. were yesterday paid out of the
county treasury $50 for their services.
While it is doubtless true that the COM
missioners have the legal right to employ
counsel it must DOT be forgotten that the
people already pay 81, 500 a year to a
county attorney Who is supposed to at
tend to all such business. Usually an at
torney is employed specially by the
county only in cases OF extraordinary i'm
portance or where the comfy attorney
may have personal interests at stake.
There is nothing of this sort in the Akin
son case to justify such additional expense
and there is every reason why a public
protest should be entered.
Judge Davidson was elected county and
-~prosecutiug attorney last fall. Court
business since then has not been Of extra
ordinary importance and the duties there
fore have not been onerous. If the sui
was at all necessary land th, case beginl
to look more like persecution than prose
cutiou) Judge Davidson should have beer
called upon in behalf of the commission
ers to defend the supp psed interest of tn,
county. as he is paid to do. In this in
staDca We understand the matter vas arbi
trarllY taken out OF the county attorneys
hands and Potter & Burke employed b!
the chairman of the board.
That individual instead OF the count
should pay the bill.
, 1891-12-09

The night school OF the Business Col
lege will omen Monday, Oct. lQ.
, 1891-12-09

Commencing Sunday, Nov. Is, a Wa
bash through Pullman car service was in
augurated in connection with the Rock
Island from Denver, Colorado Springs,
Pueblo and other Colorado points to st.
Louis. These Puilmans are OF the new
est and choicest design, and will leave
Denver daily on Rock Island No. 40. at
$40 p. IN arriving in St. Louis at 7
o'clock on the second morning, at which
point direct connections will be made 10
Union depot with limited trains for all
points East, South and Southeast.
Remember, only one change of cars
from Denver to New York, Boston and
other far Eastern points. Sleeping berths
can be secured by addressing
c. NJ. HAMPsoN,
Commercial Agent.
1927 Seventeenth street, Denver, Colo
, 1891-12-09

NoTE this significant statement Of TACT
from the Denver Netcs OF yesterday:
The Globe smelter is being enlarged and
half a million dollars will be expended In
increasing its facilities. The Grant and
other reduction plants are doing the same,
SO that by the opening of another spring
at least 81, 500. 900 will have been in.
vested il additions to Deuver's new
, smelling plants. This is virtually a new
smelter, but the capacity thus gained will
be more than needed by the increasing
ore output"
, 1891-12-09

This is the last month in the year, and
we propose to make it A HUMMER if Low
Prices and First-class Goods will do it. We
are overloaded with Winter Goods, the trade
this fall not being what We anticipated, and we
propose to make such a Reduction in Prices as
will surprise everyone who has ever bought
goods in Cheyenne. We do not propose, here
after, to have anyone say truthfully that we sell
goods here in Cheyenne higher than they do in
Omaha, Chicago or any other place in the East.
, 1891-12-09
Whoopinq Cough.

There is no danger from whoopiDg
cough when Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edv is ireelv given. 1t keeps the cough
and so cent bottles for sale by druggists.
, 1891-12-09

If the sidesss&S&soes ths .spsra house
on Seventeenth street and CfpFq4s6ne
are raised much higher either cesators or
step ladders must be provided for the use
of pedestrians who desire tozs e1oss to or
from the other side of the street.
, 1891-12-09
l[)E A !

We buy goods as cheap as anyone living
either east or west, and are going to sell on a
closer margin than anyone has ever tried in the
west before. We bought our goods exception
ally low this fall, and are going to show you
who want anything in our line what Low
Prices are; we are going to do this whether
we make a decent profit or not. We have
taken the tickets off of everything in or win
dows and want you to ask the prices; we
mean what we say, and will prove it if you give
us a call at
, 1891-12-09

n hAlLhOaD 1ONNt
And a lively one. too. Saloons and gam
blers are Thick. but there are also three
churches, one Of which was built the past
summer, and a 5000 school house Is
about completed. The Gilligan & Talia.
ferro building has been extended and the
upper story will be used as an opera
house, much to the satisfaction OF the
inhabitants, who have not before had
that luxury. Bingham & Rumph are
having a two story frame building erected
On Front street at a cost of $4,000 more.
1t will be used as a saloon. Some new
residences have been built during the
summer and more will go up In the
spring. A local coal. oil and gas com
pany has been formed for the purpose of
prospecting, as the surface indications,
especially for oil, are very good. Coal
has been found three or four miles south.
Green River furnishes thousands Of tons
of ice every winter for Salt Lake. Rock
Springs and other places, and bids are
out now for about 5000 tons TO be put up
this winter. John Latour's place Is Just
across the river from town. He has some
eighty acres under cultivation. which be
irrigates by means of a pump in the river,
and successfully cultivated oats, alfalfa
and vegetables last season.
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ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS.
ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.

ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.
@10SO FOR WEEK ONLY; 50rlo6, AND
o. L0U. improvements, on Central ave; quick
sIs0o-s25O cash, $40 per month, win buy a beau
titu cottage; all modern improvements; 2sxl00;
$275O-$35O cash $50 month; 4sxl6U feet; 7
room cottage near Mastic station.
$23oO-S30O cash, $50 month for little beauty
broom cottage on webster ST.; all modern improve
s2s5o-s4oo cash. s25 month; a handsome g.
room dwelling Pacific ave, near station mod
ern improvements and street work all complete.
$iIoO-s49O cash. balance s35 per month: fine
Groom residence (newl on Pacific ave-; 42x150
Houses built to order, instaliments. on
the famous Fassking's PARK Tract, at Grand-sk Sta
ton; now ready.
MARCUSE & REMMELL.
The largest contracting firm In Alameda County
Onces-Alameda, Bay st. Station and High-st. Sta
ton. San Francisco, 62S Market St, opp. Palace
GCS0O LOT s5xl5o: GOOD LOCATION;
0AOUU. new house OF 3 rooms and bath; only
O. 90 down and $25 month.
Sl600-House of rooms hard-hnished; lot S0x
10; 500 down and S25 month.
$3100-Lot 37xl5O: nice 2story house OF rooms
and bath street work all done; nothing down and
Lot 5STlsl east side sglspaa
Encnal ave-, in Park Hotel, Alameda. aus It
DOR sALE-CHEAP; IN FRUITvALE; ACRES
Il In young fruit trees; house of rooms: wind
Inquire MRS. i. H. CHANDLER & CO. 1898 Park
st, Masonic Binding, Alameda. aus tt
MUST BE SOLD A FINE CORNER LOT
In with house of rooms and bath.
Houses and lots easy terms, from 800 to $500
down: instaments SIS to $50 per month, interest
included.
wanted-A small place in San Diego, to exchange
for Alameda property
Also, several places in Alameda to exchange for
outside lands.
For bargains In real estate call at MRS. I. Fl.
CHANDLER N CO.'S, 1929 Park ST., near Masonic
Building, Alameda au2 tf
JUDD, HANLEY Is CO., 1851 PARK ST., WILL
- build, sell or rent you any kind OF house, any
where In Alameda on the most reasonable
terms. jy22tt
HOUSES Fur SALE AND TO RENT. JOHN
II F. WARD. Real Estate and Insurance, l4l5
Park ST., Alameda ty22 tt
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PROPOSALS..

DRoPoSALS-SEALED PROPOSALS FOR THE
4 following work and materials will be received
the chamber Of tho Board of Supervisors, on SAT-
uRDAY. the 18th day OF September. 1891. between
the hours OF IL a. NJ and II NJ. OF that day:
lst Contract No 31-For laying gas and water
pipes around the unfinished portion OF the new
City Hall Reservation. and placing lamp-posts ana
lamps on the boundary fence within the grounds,
etc. All in accordance with the contract Drawings
I'd Contract NO. 29-F0r labor, workmanship and
materials TO DO used and provided for grading and
Milling for the completion OF the granite boundary
fence the steps, landings snd stoops the pedestas
ana iamPpost blocks, all within and around the
boundaries OF the City Hall Reservation
or ouDds and the approaches within the same Also
for completion OF the street sidewalk curbs with
sewer inlet corners, all OF granite around tho said
reservation Together with other work attached
thereto and belonging aud connected with tina
whole. All according to contract drawings.
ID. Contract No. 30-Ror laying artificial stone
curbs drives and walks within the reservation
grounds also. Schiilingers patent sidewalks the
streets adjacent thereto. All In accordance with
the contract drawings
Reference Is hereby made to the plans. specifca.
tions and conditions contract in The ONCE OF the
Secretary and Architect, under which this WORK
must be done.
The Secretary viii furnish blank forms OF pro.
poSais and bonds to intending bidders. No bid win
be entertained unless made upon blanks SO fur
nished. Tho bids must be accompanied with GER
tilted CHECK or With bond with two or more good
and SUFFICIENT Snreties in the OF 10 per cent of
the total sum OF tender. TO guarantee tho closing Of
the contract when awarded. The names OF the
bondsmen, when bond is given. must be submitted
to the Commissioners at least three days before
opening Of the bias, IN order that they may pass
right to reject any and all bids. Payments Will BIO
made by audited demands upon the treasury drawn
against the New City Hail Fund.
Bidders must strictly comply with the proposals
with reference to bondsmen fshould they have
them instead OF checksl.
JOHN H. BURST
Board OF New City Hall Commis3ionera
EpwAnp L WOLFE Secretary.
San Francisco. July -. 1881, ty26 BOT
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LEGAL NOTICES.

TN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE CITY AND
County OF San Francisco. State of California,
Depar tment No. 10, in the matter OF i. HENNING-
sen In Insolvency. Under and by virtue of the or
der OF said Superior Court. the undersigned Re-
ceiver of the estate OF p HENNINGSEN, fnsctvent
debtor, WILL on the 18th day OF August 1891 at IL
O'Clock A. NJ at 81 and 81 Suffer ST., In the City
and County OF San Francisco, pursuant to said or
der sell at public auction to the highest bidder,
for cash, the following described property. wit:
Stock and fixtures OF u bakery.
G. s. L8uMEIsTER, Receiver OF said insoivent
Dated August z, 1891. aus st
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PARTNERSHIP NOTICES.


g SCARDiGLlA AND d. SCATENA, OF 448
~. and OIL Hayes St., have dissolved partnership,
and the business is now conducted under the firm
name OF n. Di BENE & Gu. The firm ia future
will consist OF the following persons:
N DI BENE,
g. SCATENA,
Il. BATISTA
D. ID BENE,
ans Sts All OF San Francisco Cal.
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Nnth-High elevation, pure air. abundant pure
water, unsurpassed scenery richest soil OIL the
globe: will grow anything that Iand will produce
These all combine to make the McGee Tract one of
Coast.
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Tenth-The terms are easy, only one-ffth cash as
nrst payment, balance IN four equal yearly pay
ments. with low rate OF interest only per cent per
annum. For maps and fun particulars call upon or
Oakland. Cal. auI LOT
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PAINTERS.
DAINTING. DECORATING, TINTING. WHITEN-
L Ing, papering J. S. MELLON, so oFarrell.5 I'm
CIGNS. PAINTING, WHITENING, PAPER
- hanging, tfntiDg and decorating; Wholesale and
retail dealers In paints. oils glass. brushes. var
Dishes McRAE 81 DUANE, 2UB. POT Fourth "a I'm
TO LEASE.
HOUSE OF S ROOMS AND STABLE; STALLS,
II for sale; on leased ground; reasonable figure.
Inquire e29 Bryant aug 2t%
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sixth-The climate is the best in the worId-neyer
not, never cold The mountains at its back protect
IL from the cold north anu east winds In winter,
with Just suihcient sea arr In the summer 1t
delightful.
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UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA.

Seyenth-The system OF education cannot be
qualed on the Pacific Coast-complete in every re-
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The crown Of our educational SYSTEM Is here The
most prominent university of the land free to ali
that seek to study within its halls
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Fltth-1he system OF sewerage IS perfect the main
sewer running from the hills to the bay.
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Fourth-The McGee Tract is situated in the center
IL Berkeley, surrounded by handsome residences.
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Eighth-Churehes are here of all denominations.
with buildings OF the most substantial and pleasing
architectural designs.
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THE MCGEE TRACT, BERKELEY.


THE MCGEE TRACT BERKELEY
THE CREAM OF BERKELEY PROPERTY.
THE FINEST INESE 4 y osEAPEsT PROPERTY IN
TEN REASONS WHY
First-The Oakland and Berkeley Electric Road
runs through this property every ten minutes
Seeond-The McGee Tract is within two blocks OF
half-h0ur local trains to San Francisco -
Third-The Niece Tract lots are large, being so
feet front by 1870 feet IN depth and range Ia price
rom $ooO TO $1,000 each while adjoining property
Fourth-The McGee Tract is situated in the center
OF Berkeley, surrounded by handsome residences.
Fltth-The system OF sewerage is perfect, the main
sewer running from the hills to the bay.
sixth-The climate is the best in the worId-neyer
hot, never cold. The mountains at Its back protect
IL from the cold north anu east winds In winter,
WITH Just suinclent sea air IN the summer make 1t
delightful.
seyenth-The system of education cannot be
spect.
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA,
The crown of our educational system, Is here The
most prominent university of the laud, free to ALI
that seek to study within its halls
Eighth-Churehes are here of all denominations
with buildings OF the most substantial and pleasing
architectural designs.
10Th al aTr
water unsurpassed scenery, richest soil OH the
globe; will grow anything that Iand will produce
These all combine to make the McCiee Tract one of
the most desirable places for home the Pacific
Coast.
Tenth-The terms are easy, only one-hfth cash as
nrst payment, balance IN four equal yearly paw
ments with low rate OF interest only per cent per
annum. For maps and fuil particulars call upon or
address NJ. J. LAYNANCE a CO., 466 Eighth ST.
Oakland. Cal. auI lot
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

O. QOSA WORTH $4,000; GOLDEN GATE
OO-CO. ave. (No l057); lot 81 :6Nl26: nextto
corner OF buchanan ST. business location and equal
TO corner. For sale by NJ. L. LEVY, 1882 Califor-
nia. near Montgomery. aus 6t
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Third-The McGee Tract lots are large, being so
eet front by $50 feet IN depth. and range Ia pric
rom 5000 to $1,000 each while adjoining property
s held 20 per cent higher.
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LoDGING-HoUsEs FOR SALE.

GO0N0 IS ROOMS, NEAR REARNY AND
U,-ONO. Bush; clearing $l25 MONTH great bar
gain. w. i. HEALY. llAS Market st. 1t
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TEN REASONS WHY.

II 7 Fl 1I'71' v WY 0VII IIIIIIutOA
Second-The MCGEE Tract Is within two blocks OF
half-hour local trains to San Francisco
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C1p4O CIGAR-sTAND. ONE OF THE OLD
- 1OOc. est aud best established in the city: is
well wcrth $1,000 to a good man; Will invoice over
slDUD; location very central EICHENLAUB, 759
no
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BLACKSMITH SHOPS COUNTRY TOWN; VERY
- large trade: easy terms OF payment / D.
BARNARD & CO, 224 Kearny ST. It's
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OAKLAND HOTELS.

FURNITURE FOR SALE.
IF rURNITURE YoU WANT coon AND CHEAP
lsee II. NCHELLH AAS 40s Eleventh ST. de6 u cod
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CARPETS.
CARPET CLEANING.

CPAULDING'S PIONEER CARPET-BEATING
telephone 3O+O- mrl9tf
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= SOLD; other business lO5 Stockton St auto 3ts
ZINE sALooNFoH SALE CHEAP; RENT $40.
Ser ST
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SALoON AND LOpGiSG-HOUSE Combined;
- this IS the best bargain offered for sale in
this city; l9 well-!urnished rooms: fac baT-rOom
with splendid bar trade; large stock OF wines
liquors and cigars on hand: viii clear $3.50 per
month over all expenses: located beside one OF
most prominent theaters: call aud investigate this
elegant place. Apply }. MORGAN 1913 Kearny ST. Il
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MACHINES RENTED. SOLD, EXCHANGED; RE
W pairing done W ULLNER, 422 Montg'y ave. 3m
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$40 ssALooN, SOUTH OF MARKET ST;
VIII sell at sight. Apply to ]. D. BARNARD, 224
hearnV
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DARTNER WANTED: MAN THAT UNDER
L stands Thinning business; to buy half interest
~ Hrst-class piuMbn store; stock is worth
asked Tor half interest. Address Plumber, Box l5I
CALI Branch once. aus gts
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G76n SAILOR BOARDING-HoUSE AND no.
u ~. tel. the front; an old-estab-
llshed and profitable business l. d. BARNARD d
co. 224 keaTny So Its
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& 1000 PARISER WANTED IN AN IN
~ IOOO. creasing mercantile business: Will net
a. least 500 per month; entire amount not needed
Al once principals only. c. C., Box 20. this Of
nee. aulO
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THE CREAM OF BERKELEY PROPERTY.
THE FINEST AND CHEAPEST PROPERTY IN
NORTH OAKLAND OR BERKELEY.
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4 ARGAIS FOR DRESSMAKING AND MIL
- linery; good chance. Apply 300 Hayes ST. 5t*
CALOON FOR SALE: The WELL-KNOwN NV
- cor Battery and Pacific sts; Investigate: owner
sick and wants TO sell. aug 4ts
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ONE or THE BEST COFFEE. SODA, CIGAR AND
~ fruit stands III the city; transfer to all
parts Of city by cable company; price $1,000: come
and see me- Corner Tenth and Howard. aug 49,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-17
LOCAL BREVITIRs.

MIR. J B. Bowman has sold his ane farm
opposite the depot at Vienna for $l4. 900.
Messrs Smoo SEQ have just filed an order
for i've car loads OF lumber to be shipped to
West Virginia This branch Of Alexandria'e
business is rapidly extending.
W. e. Flesher was arraigued in the U. 8.
Court 10 Richmond 90 Monday on the charge
OF sending obscene matter through the MALE.
$50. Flesher Ia drummer, and sent the
Objectionable matter from this city to Gin
clnnati.
Some claim that every thing Ia now sold at
90 email margin of profit that they cannot
afford 10 advertise, says noted authority on
the subject. Where Ia the advantage OF BE-
leetlng particularly cheap or cfsriDg especi-
ally great bargains II the people are not
made aware of them?
The Pink Festival nov being held for the
benefit of the Trinity M. E Church Sunday
school, under the direction of Mrs. James
FL zIereld'S olses, was we'll attended Last
night and all present spent pleasant even
ing. After very interesting musical pro-
gramme refreshments we're served. To-
night Mr.. James w. BurroughP, Of Washing
ton, the weil-known elocutiontst, and Mas
ter E,rle VaDAuken are expected. TO be pres
ent
The old established firm of Josiah b. D.
Smoot g. Son offers to the trade at reduced
prices FIVE million feet of lumber Of all
kinds, FIVE thousand doors, three thousand
windows OF cash. and one million shingles.
This firm Is shipping large quantities Of
building material TO the surrounding country
daily and being the oldest established lum
Der yard In Virginia has justly gsined a
reputation for feir dealing.
Aak for bottle of Virginia Extra Pale"