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DISTRICT IN CONGRESS.

The New Assessment Bill Reported to the
House-The Committee's Report.
The new assessment bill q amended by the
committee was reported 10 the House this
morning by Mr.. Grout The report says:
There has been and now is great complaint
from property owners on account of the al
legged unfair valuation Of real estate for the
purposes of taxation. II is believed that exist
ing inequalities viii be obviated by appointment
Of q permanent board Of assessors Of Q more
responsible character, since the abuses Of the
present system are thought to be the result Of
appraisals by temporary board composed of
men not in all instances suitable for the work.
The bill has the approval Of the District CON-
missioners and the assessors for the District.
and in the judgment Of your committee win be
Of assessment and they therefore recommend
the passage of the bill"
The amendments Il the bill are mostly verbal.
The date Of taking the assessment is changed
from 1881 to 1892. The five persons to be IN
pointed are in the amended bill called assistant
assessors and are to hold ofice, three for one
year, one for two years and one for three wears.
In regard to agricultural land the new bill
provides that where such land IL plated Il
shall, be assessed by the square foot.
The valuation is to be completed by the first
Monday Of September Of every third year.
Section II is struct out.
THE COMPRESSED Air coNrAxY.
The House District committee have received
from the Commissioners their report on the
bill incorporating the Warrington Compressed
Air Company. This is company which desirss
to furnish compressed air for manufacturing.
&c. The Commissioners think section should
be added to the bill providing that no pipes
shall be laid nor any work done unless q permit
be obtained from the Commissioner, and no
permit shall be issued until the board Of cleo
trical wires and conduits appointed under the
District appropriation act Of August 6, 1890.
has made its report, and that all such permits
shall be given in accordance with the action Of
Congress on the report
DnrlIcT DAT NAY n PUT ASIDE.
Monday by al right and the rules Of the
House 10 District day in the Houss.
The chances are, however, that when Monday
comes it win still be District day, but the
House viii discuss the naval or
some oths- appropriation bin In fact, a.
stated IN TIE STAH two weeks ago, the chances
for any more District legislafion are of the
vaguest and most shadowy character. Before
the 4th Of March the District may succeed in
obtaining some time, and then again il may not.
be passed through either body. The bill re-
funding the 1891 and 1881 bonds will IN an
probability, be passed, even II It requires
unanimous consent 10 get It up, % tf h in
necessity that something should BE- done in this
matter before adjournment Other bills, how
ever, will have TO take chances which are de-
cidedly dangerous 10 the measures. Il has
been practically decided that all attempts 70
pa0 any slreet railway bills be abandoned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-24

From the New York star.
II is felt generally that another Credit
Mobilier scandal is likely to burst at any mo-
msnt "Dave" Littler. the shrewd Illinois
manipulation Of men and matters, who Is &C.
credited with some Of the ''smartess' achieve
ments in Illinois politics. was ss nippant -
Oakes Ames in the Credit Mobilier scandal His
disclosures might perhaps have been almost -
far-reaching II he had been present, but he w.
not
purpose !. not II pres. tn In bottom ua. ., shs
matter. IL il broadly stated that his disclosures
would affect men Of both parties, and that this
fnct in part accounts for the hack Of . vigorous
crosse xamination.
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WHILE HIS WIFE LOOKED ON,
Tho Brutal Murder OF Elbridge G. Reed o.
Salem, n. H.

The Brutal Murder OF Elbridge G. Reed OF
Salem, n. H.
BosroN, Jan. A.-A Haverhill, Mass, special
to the Herald says. The mystery surrounding
the death Of Elbridge G. Reed, whose mutt
lated body was found in his barn at Salem,
Nh, yesterday, has been cleared up.
There is little doubt that Dan Murphy, alias
''Smasher" and Frank Woods are the muir.
derers. The motive for the murder. say the
police, lay with the wife Of the murdered man,
who instigated the crimo because of an infatua-
ton for Dan Murphy.
From the police 1t is learned tina. they have
evidence that the two men were carried from
this city in q wagon to the house of Mr. Reed
about 8 o'clock Thursday evening; that Mrs
Reed came to the door and greeted them. giving
Murphy the additional welcome Of a kiss; that
soon after they entered the house, whether
from any real cause or for one made as a pre-
text is not known, Mr.. Reed and the two visit
ors got into a quarrel, in which the former was
choked and beaten and kicked until he was
dead, after which his body was dragged into
the barn and left, where it was fonnd by Sc
lectmen Merrill and Mclaughlin and DR..
Presby.
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A FRIENDLY SETTLEMENT.
The Lockout of Chicago Stonecutters Ended
Work to Be Resumed Monday.

Ihe LOCKOUT OF chicago Stonecutfers Ended
Work to Be Resumed Monday.
CHICAGO, Jan. M.-The lockout Of the stone
cutters by the cut-stone contractors has been
settled. The two committees, after q few
hours conference, have reached an agreement.
The main points wherein the bosses objected
was the filming Of contractors by the men.
This has been done away with and whenever
any trouble takes place the matter
must be settled by an arbitration committee of
five from each association. Should they not
agree then each committee will select an out
slider and two outsiders will select a third man.
These three will then decide all difficulty. The
bosses agree to hire only journeymen cutters,
and the latter agree only to work for cut-stone
contractors. The men will 60 to work again
Monday.
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THE GILLIAN REVOLT
Larger Towns Of the Country De-
olared to Be in q State of Siege.
HEDENBERG AND THE SILVER POOL
Brutal Murder Of EIbridge G. Reed
in Salem, N. n.
RABBIHARRIS SUDDEN DEATH
IN A STATE OF SIEGE.
The Revolt in Chilli Causes q General Inter.
ruption of Business.

The Revolt in Chilli Causes q General Inter-
ruption Of Business.
BUENos AYRKs, Jan. "A conference has
taken place between President Balmaceda and
the CHILEAN deputies, but the president did not
take advantage of the occasion to submit his
resignation. The meeting therefore proved
proftless.
The revolutionists constantly gain in strength
and confidence. In Valparaiso and its neigh
borhood the workmen in the factories are join
ing the revolutionary forces In considerable
numbers and the sympathy Of the pub
lie seems very generally to turn to the
rebels. Railroad traffic is interrupted through
out Chill, the insurgents having stopped the
running Of trains by the tearing up Of tracks
and the destruction Of railroad embankments.
The government has proclaimed state of
siege for the larger towns and business is at q
standstill.
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Senator HEARTS, condition has takea a.
sided turn for lie worss vfthin he last few days
and IL IL said his end may come ct any time in
the near future. Or. ward, one Of the ssns-
tors consulting physicisns and . personal
frisnd, has announced lat, In addition 10 ~
stomach trouble from which the patint has bssa
suserins, ursIie Pcisoning has Get in, du: 70
rsndsrs his recovery impesnibls A. . fass hour
this szternoon q w1s soa1sd q Senator Hsnrue'e
houss tAat - ~ rssting comfortably Cd
sssusd 70 - suansvhas bsS3sr thAA - w. yss-
torday.
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FELL DEAD IN CHURCH.

The haDDi Aarr1s OF Richmond Expires
After Preaching o Sermon.
Special Dispatch to The Evening Star
RICHMOND, Va, Jan. 24.-Rev. A. Harris,
rabbi Of Beth Ahaba, the largest and most
fashionable synagogue in Richmond died sud-
denly today while officiating at the usual satur-
day services. He had preacheda most eloquent
sermon, and had taken his seat about two or
three minutes when his head dropped. Members
Of the congregation hurried to his assistance
but he was dead. The cause Of his death was
heart disease. He had been suffering with il
for some time, but he never referred to it and
the public regarded him MS an exceptionally
hale man. He was an able scholar and was
known throughout the country.
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Ths Fs1s ct Madrid Posepouea.

SPECIAL Cable Dispssch TO TAs Evening Star.
MADRID, Jan. 2A.-The queen regent Il still
confined TO her bed ~ . result Of . cold caught
while Watching over the boy King Alfonso, who
vas slisht2y indispossd In consequence TIE
grand reception which was 10 have been hsld
yesterday ON the occasion Of the fets Of The
young MONARCHY pstrea stint hAA 70 b. pest
ponsd.
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DIED..

Sl .!i.. f ss,ss sin 80 81 : I HsI
Siii s snd JUL. 4 I. ps sn.'' ''' ''n w.
Esi * Es szKS sss. z s: a { s.:s
fse:ssi from u, lat. rr-.asnss; ainns.Os. ;y.es:
and rsl.,iSss invited n 10 attend. : -
HOFFMAN,. The remains Of he late sEonGE
s.ss, s r sssf a S% q % = e
M z, Pm ,nv Ts "a .s,. rss' and the
Ga ssS 81 S a.assss se s *
Funeral VAL take place from the rsssasnos Of h..
OWENS suddenly, On January q. lspl, yAnEs
ma SSSc.i "a SsGss; a;s:ss:s 81. ina =.
'Tis hard to bre.l the tender cord
When love ;.s bound TIE hssrt;
We must FOREVER par.
In the peaceful prxvcs embrsce,
ssi ~ I. .s: :ss e, he s.. ss s ssss.
.I .%, s;ss se.ss o's'os' st sA-- -. ''sas
a q 10 G'' q. ~ sis Y I'm IL
saS:s sa :yss', 4 s,o% st. x.ssA'vs Church. No.
Es e i sssss. sL ls 6 CIV -: =:
qfsst soufheasf, SUNDAY. 2 40 pm EslcfivS "a
63eads ere re~pecefuliy Invited % stsenA-
sIMMs. Departed shis NE Frday .Jssuasy q ~,
e SO p.n-. AAkf 4. slAAs.
pssr:S 1osh.s. ssos - lea&
sss ts Ca t6.s k.ss Ssssis =.
rm.-a sunday. s....,, x p 80 s1s oHuDasr
soUrHEy. On ysnuary =. lepl, q n rpsSna
soefERS. 49,. .. z !oas q ~ n ILL.,.
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HOW THEY COMPROMISED m.
They Mutually Agreed 20 Sever Their Rsls-
lions as Church and Pastor.

lions Church and Pastor.
Rev. S. q. Lamkins, pastor Of the Mt
Carmel Baptist Church Of this city, agreed
last night at the regular monthly meeting
Of the church that IL the church would
pay him the sum Of s75 on his back salary
within thirty days he would give them the
remainder Of what is due, and consider
himself no longer their pastor; otherwiss
his time would not expire until May,
when they would owe him about s200. The
church accepted the proposition. Thh proposal
was made in view Of the fact that the church u
near e7 90 in debt, with q small membership.
he agreed, however, to preach for them e
often rs he could until they could make other
arrangements The meeting WINS perfectly hAr-
monious. Messrs. L. q. Fletcher, ST., and W.
Grayson were elected 10 look after the 6nAnciA
interests of the church.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-24

There has been some spscuiation among
army officers and others since the fact Of Col.
McKesver's relief from dnty in this city BE-
came known - 70 WAsthsr OF
not he would submit 10 TIE
new orders given him without peo4sst Hia
destination was thought TO b sa1leisnt 70 mako
orders, possibly 70 BE- retained Be-
cause Of HIS length Of service,
or even 70 resign. An three u thses psssdbili-
ties have besn hotly diseasssd, especially when
IL became known that Col MoKesvsr kimasll
requesting retirement. Hat IL & underssood
that he has chsnssd his mind Oh Shis point aud
has concluded 10 do his duty - soIdisr end
edvsnce TO Chicago 70 ssrvU undsr hi snszny,
Gen. Nileo.
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An Accident to Lieut.. shuuk.

Word has been received in Washington Of -
accident which bsfell Lieut. skunk Of the COM
mission recently appointed by the President 10
examine into and report upon the best system Of
underground conduits 1tappears the lieutenant
was out horseback riding when his horse shed
and fell over an embsnkment, carrying the
lieutenant with him. The horse fell on the
lieutenant and he sustained some pretty severe
injuries. He is still confined TO his quarters -
Wilsts Point.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-24

INCONSISTENCIES. On January D. 1881, q
Mount Calvary chgrsh, bsltiIncss % Ine hey 0eoVs
Msrys county. ma, 20 LULA MAUD, sscond dAngh-
ter Of John shsdrack. GO. Of %. Nary,s county.
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Ex-1aginsG Cooniaiour @. v. RayuonA
ed sx-Chisf C1srk yossph Rock we're e -
Dis>Eist buildinga shogt 6ns Sedsy. h na6sr
- baanso bSfnes - elsetrioni eumu6nna
ead 9a.t eo0s ~ ensoning sasssisal -
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MARRIEn

NrNIAH v. Hale was yesterday appointed Q
fourth-class postmaster at Joplin, Va
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TIE HrerES1o TREATMENT o. Cox.
sTIPArIoN AND ORDINARY DYSPEPSIA.

Sir John Andrews. the English professor. believes
that In the vast majority Of constipation may be
successfully overcome by taking tsaspoonful Of the
genuine imported Carlsbad Sprudel Salt dissolved in
tumbsrful Of water (haf pn. cold or hot early in
the morning, and, IL necessary, ON going to bed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-24
fRs. WINDOWS SOOTHING SYRUP

MES. WINDOWS SOOTHING SYRUP
Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS by MIL
LIONS Of MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE
TKETHING. with PERFECT SUCCESS. ItsOOTHEs
the CHILD, 6OFTENS the GUMS. ALLAYs all PAIN,
CURES WIND collie, and 10 the best remedy for
DIARRHEA. Sold by Druggists in every part Of the
world. Be and ask for MN. winsows Soothing
Syrup" and take NO other kind. rs cents bottle.
d15-1y.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Stock Market,
Name.
Name.

The following are the opening and closing prices Of
the New York Stock Market, reported by special
wire to CorsOn and Mccartney, 14l9 street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-24
BRows,s IRox BrrrrRs

Cures Indigestion, Bliousness Dyspepsia, Malaria,
Nervousness and General Debility. Physicians
mend 1t. All dealers sell 1t. Genuine has trade mark
and crossed red lines on wrapper. 8
IF YOU ARE TIRED TAKING THE LARGE OLD
fashioned gripping pills try Carters Little Liver Pills
md take some comfort. man can't stand everything.
One pill dose. Try them.
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Fon Tn TorI.r

Thsrs no more useful or elegant article than Ayers
Hair vieor-the most popular and economical hair
dressing in the markst. II causes the hair to grow
shsndaatiy and rstan The bssaty md texture Of youth
pssvssss bslAnsss heals t.oublssoms humors Of the
scalp and keeps Clean cool and healthy. Both ladies
and gentlemen everywhere prefer Ayers Hair visor
any other dressing for the hair. Mn. Lydia o.
Moody. Z. Pitssson. Me-. writes. II havs ussd Ayus
Hsir visor for some time and It has worried wonders
for me- was troubled with dandruR and falling hair.
% that was rapidly becoming bald but sncs usins
the vieor my head perfectly clear Of dandruH the
hair has ceased coming out and I now have good
growth Of the same color - whsn wss . young
woman. can heartily recommend the use Of Ayers
Hair visor to any one suffering nom dandruH or loss
Of AsirS
AYERS HAIR vIoOn
Prepared BY Dr.. ,. G. Ayr Co.. Lowell, Mass.
Sold by Druggists and Perfumers.
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CoHrxs TRIMMING STORE.
6ss ELEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
CTv0 doors south Of = Sd
Branch Of 8. Cohen Z Co.. Boston.
We are adding daily to our already large and
handsome collection Of LACEs. We are show
ing full line of
ToRCHoN AND MEDICIs LAcEs.
cHANTILLY. IN BLACK AND WHITE.
ORIENTAL, FEDORA.
vALEsQUEZ AND vAIENCIENNIa
Prices are - low % goods Of amilax quality
can be sold ct IN New York.
Just received full lines of BLACK AND coll
oRED CROCHET BUTTONS. round and Eat
shapes
wecan attention to the fact that we are pre-
pared to take SPECIAL ORDERS for Trim
mings or PRINCES. We will match all shades in
such goods and in any style quantity OF
yards. and very low prices and will guar
antee satisfaction. We have particular facil-
ities for filing special orders. and our custom
81 may rely upon rs to do our utmost to
plsass than.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-24

King Humbsrt Of Italy and Emperor william
e osr@s9Z haze ts,sgrspAsd thsir condo
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F. F. 4 4 II II II +: +:
POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE.
SEVENTH STREET. h24

TEE MONUMENTAL.
s37 AND 500 ST. NV.
CLOAK AND FUR TALK.
THAT SHALL MAKE MONEY FOR You-IY
Be N SGD ~ SS1 TASk FnEa
THE MONUMENTAL.
Heavy snt Seal Plush Jackets that have been SELL
MAs;S
H::yy st Sea. PSsh Jackets that have been SELL
Heavy su. Seal Plush ,:sS:.: thu. s.,. s... ..,..
at go. s22. s25 and So
A. A. 81 sl4 g.
H. and PI.h yscses sizes 90 md e m%sd
A 4. s sYs.sa.
tides q 4 sis5o made With shawl leo COss '''' guam
Al $50 sS.
.Hs.a P1r shas have bsen ssiins q sis
A. siS.sS.
Gray kra1:s S 6! s s:sa
Nh. ru.s.nn.s IL as.;is. Jacket. ...s. .A..
AMi;;1lss
$40 M.,tell.sse. Wraps, trimmed with heavy SIX
fringe in large sises-
sas H.0a,om.,, 49, 4, ssS co,,,.,.vv,.,.
A A ssissS.
IS the way they CO.. s.af :s IL. =.
Hsss3Il77
Jackets that sold at 4 {, 3 sio.na 'ls.so
At E@s
A.sSso
that was sss. siss 80. ''-'eN Will '''-A '-''''
AAsss4477
Russian Mink Sable Capss that vss selling = OF.
10 Real Martsp csPes all Sizes that sold 1t s7 and
|; S sSS% RI is%s NM %a;: Nv Nv
m MINI Mns NUTS inns SSs i AS
81 f f1i Seal seal Nuns, N.ae.
y g Real Monkey Ynh. ss.o7.
SO Childs Whit: Tibet Sets. consisting Of Mua
A:s22:G
Childs Silver Fox SETS. consisting Of Nua and
ME- A. 81:
1t 81 TIE Hs Bq ~ y q, Nv.
REST SUGAR CURED HAMs.....................,l oc
do, cans s ss.nd. SSr To,n:;..
Cans California Peaches 70c
Cans California Pears for 7S,c
S.ns Sarorna APr1Sotr No; ;:-..s:;;..:...-5Oc
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lowKLA

21x42 Damask and Huck Towels. Regular
price. &c. Marked down to 2Sc. each.
23x47 Fine Huck Towels, colored borders.
Regular prize. 45c. Marked down TO Sc. each.
25x&5 knotted Fringe Huck Towels. with
borders OF Canary, Old Pink. Blue and Red
ksxuar price, SIC. Marked down to 29c. each.
Extra Fine Bird-eye Huck Towels, knotted
fringe. large size. with border OF Copper. Sal
mon. Light Blue, Cardinal and Canary. Reg
ular price, &c. Marked down to &c. each.
24xoo Satin Damask Towels, deep knotted
fringe. borders Of all colors, plain and drawn
work Regular price. SOC. Marked down to
SOC. each
good quality Barnsley Hucf Towel. colored
border. large size. extra close mesh Regular
1ries, r2tS n ~ DOM e l9c s nS1,rrs
finged. Regular price, 37,Sc. Marked down
70 &c. doE-
~ dozen Satin Dsmask NAPKINS. different
qualities. ct less than Wholesale cost.
DOar forget that Us are closing out q lot or
Fns Drsss Ir,n.ms,gs. Tor0 y and sI@
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Scorrs EMULSION
CURES COUGHS AND COLDS.
SCOTS EMULSION
RELIEVES CONSUMPTION.
SCOTS EMULSION
CURES BRoNcHITJs.
SCOTS EMULSION
WONDERFUL FLESH PRoDucER.
SCOTS EMULSION OF COD LIVER OIL
As PLEASANT AZ MILK.
SCOTS EMULSION
CURES THROAT AFFECTIONS.
SCOTS EMULSION
MAKES THE WEAK STRONG.
SCOTS EMULSION
CURES scRoFuLA IN AL FORMS.
SCOTS EMULSION
CURES SKIN DISEASES.
SCOTS EMULSION OF COD LIVER OIL WITH
HYPoPHOsPHITEs 10 SOLD ALL OvEl
THE WORLD. nos
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ssnfb "A 9 3 IN Nm ssss
Bs ~ 4 Uuup NM asa
POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE.
SEVENTH STREET.
:: :; F. E I. e. e. e 4 4 T, E.
II s. : T H$SSjj$ III
= :: 4 4 t. + +.

We present 10 you below . Iist Of epe-
cial Prices on Notions and Toilet Articles.
We make no comment on same besides
asking you Where can you find the like
Of them,"
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No Change in the Balloting IN the nlinsis
Legislature.
ePHnorrzLD, III, Jan. A.-Ths leaders Of
the two political parties succeeded In keeping
their fall membership in the city today,
although there were countless rumors last
night about members having escaped to their
homes on late outgoing trains. The balloting
showed no change from previous votes:
Palmer, lol; oglssby, 100; Strsetsr, 8.
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TRIMMING FUR.

We have marked down all Of our Fur Capss,
Nuts and Trimming Fur to and below the
original wholesale cost. We have some very
choice things in Fur Cspes left, and as we don't
care to peck them away until next season We
viii Close them out af very ridiculous prices-
You will fnd some rich bargains in this depart
mani
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". A PIERCE d CO..
Successors TO T. @. Davis
S1e Market Space.
Corner sth Street.

rHI ENTIRE RHAsoSABIENEss OF
OUR SPECIAL MARK-DOwN SALES IN ysrv
sppsrent. 1t 10 MODERN METHOD of MER-
CHASDISiSo. The choicest goods selected
with the greatest care and skill from unaccount-
able reason often hnger, and a sharp, wide
awake business man flushed with the modern
msthoas Of doing business viii not allow goods
Of any kind 10 lay on the shelves and become
shop-worn or out OF date. In fact. II he does
business on the close MARIN cash system Of the
successful merchant he cannot afford to let the
goods lay on the shelves, representing they
do hundreds and ofttimss thousands Of dol
lars of his capital This 10 our idea Of modern
business methods: hence our SPECIAL MARK
powNsALEs. When any sort Of goods are slow
selling vs put price on them that will make
them so rapidly. We determined not to
allow goods to sccunulate and become shop
worn on our banda NO. not - long As price
viii sal them.
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q COHEN 4 CO..
SO l1th - ~.
MIN. vksas-2n
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Surprise ss the Report that shs Ce.ssasss
Hsrsslf Suubbsd.

A. INVITATION vAs sRxr 10 oRKAf sRrrArr AND
CANADA WILL rnoBaBLY Oct r. n rnR-So
a.forr coxsrpxaEp N REGARD 10 ruH JAMAICA
ExRosrrroN.
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precuesrxe nuLEs TO oovxRS TIE ooSrxpxRA-
rIoS-AS EFFORT 10 sEcrRr RARxoSy oy
HrrHops-rnE QUESTION oF a TEND PANT
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