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How Do You Buy,

II you pay cash don't buy credit houses every
who sells on time must have many and some
body must make 1t up and those who PAY must bear
the burden. Amt that true!
II you buy time you can't get cash prices II you
give notes You pay an awful interest. Compare our
prices and see.
Cotton Top Mattress. So 25.
A Gots s s asa ss
Warranted Wire Springs, 81 AZ.
All Steel Book Fold Woven Wire Spring. az 70.
Sold elsewhere ~. 80 TO 81 30.
6-fOot Extension Table, square OF round. q. o..
Hair Cloth or Plush Walnut Frame Suites Va pieces
Solid Gal sideboard. sl250
Good Folding Bed, $40.
Fine Chifonier Bed, &25
Solid Oak Suites. 1855
Oak Suites to $50. W
Cane Seat Chairs, &c.
Fine Walnut Leather Seat Dining Chair. high back
ana brace arm. e. 30.
High Rack Double CAne-seat Dinner 81 D.
TO- COO yards Mattings. in thirty patterns from
Best Cotton Chain and Damask Mating AZ.
:56-piece lea Set o.. rs.
1OO-piece Dinner Set, "a. o.
6Crystai Tuniblers. 15c.
Initial lumblers. any letter, 10c.
6-piece Toilet set. II. u.s.
lO-piece English Set, 81. p.
Solid Brass Piano Lamp with patent Thumb exten
sion handsome red linen shade silk fringe and best
burner $7.2o Same lamp and trimmings in banur,et
lamps So &c., &c. - f
spsy fQr putting this card here and we have no.
put 1t here to nislead deceive you You will AMI
everything as represented. and anything YOU buy
which Is not satisfactory report 1t at and We viii
exchange 1t or refund the money Don't doult TIL
you try.
NJ. C. GRAsrY
DOUBLE STORES
1910 and 1912 eth ut. NV net ana q
Our ONLY term: Cheap for cash. apiS
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Real Estate Matters.
Mary ]. Perry has bought for $4,000 Of
George Gibson pit 8, square 242, fronting %
feet inches on the south side of Rhode Island
avenue between 18th and 14th streets north
west.
Patrick and Michael Dugan have bought Of
Nelly Dugan for $1,000 lots ], 2, and Of the
Harlem subdivision.
J. B. Pomeroy has purchased for s4,65O Of
Lecky futile pit. "A, Widows Mite.
Madison whippls has bought for eli. 900 Of
Emily v. ID. Miller sub 80. square ~, fronting
a. IS feet on New Hampshire above L street
northwest
Emily v. d. Miller has bought Of ]. Il.
Franklin for $11, 900 pit III, square TAI, IS feet
front on Maryland avenue between LIST and I'd
streets northeast.
NJ w. Ofutt has bought Of w. P. Metcalf for
IS. 500 and sold to Leonidas Russell sub Ia,
square 1870 by 100 feet on 18th between D
and sherman streets northwest
J. f. Dyer has purchased for 81, 800 of ]. II.
Howarth sub 80, res. 1l-72.l6 by 10 feet on G
between I'd and Sd streets northwest.
T. T. Keane has purchased for SIC. 900 of W.
W. Hill subs A and As, square 6SS, fronting IS
feet ON LIST between C and D streets north.
James Robbins has bought of A. ]. Miller for
s10, 7x1 sublots IS to 90, square 66, each IS. IS
feet. ON r street east Of Florida avenue
g. H. Turner has purchased for "A. $50 of G..
w. Cochran pit. lot 2, square 50-3lII by 100
feet on n between 22d and 2Sd street, north
west.
Andrew Braid has bought for "a. 1856 of w.
Riley Decide part sub Is and lots IA and Is.
square 94l, fronting AZ feet on Massachu setts
avenue between 9Th and 10th streets north
east
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A Double Dose of Justice,

James West, young colored man, was tried
in Judge Miller's court this morning on a
charge of assaulting colored girl named
Mary johnson, and he was afterward given q
dose Of justice at the hands Of Judge Kimball,
The assault consisted in striking the woman
with bottle during row in Basis alley. For
that Judge Miller gave him thirty days in Jail
Before Judge Kimball West denied a charge
Of vagrancy and claimed that he was employed
in the kitchen Of the st. James Hotel. but Off
Ger Gardner. who was sent to the hotel, re-
ported that West was not employed there, and
the court gave him thirty days.
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U. 8. Supreme Court Matters.

The Supreme Court yesterday rendered a
decision, Justices Bradley, Field and Harlan
dissenting, which sustained the constitution
ality of the law of Pennsylvania taxing Pull
man palace cars in that state.
The court announced rules in accordance
with the new law increasing the number of cir
cult judges and relieving the Supreme Court.
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Bonnie Was Sent Home.

Benjamin Bell was the name Of q prisoner
who was before Judge Miller this morning and
the charge against him was assault After re-
peated calls the prisoner appeared to answer
the charge. He was colored boy, and he was
20 small that he had got lost in the crowd.
''How old are your the boy was asked.
81 don't know"
"How long have you been in jail?"
81 don't know"
swell, 60 on home. Do you know the way
there?"
''Yes, SIR"
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LIEB1e Coxpaxrs
EXTRACT or BEEF
I'm DARKEST AFRICA

The Liebis Company's E.trsct vas Of hschoicsss
PAss u. vol l.
Liebix and meat soups had to be prepared in sum
cent quantities TO out eupfuls TO each weakened
man ~ he stasvered In Pave 10. vol I.
.'Ons Msdi managed to crawl near my tent. . He
st borne % FIRE and laid within few inches
Of it. and with the addition Of pint Of hot broth made
fron the Lebix Compsnys Extract Of Bed restored
him to his senses. "-Pase IS. vol. g
Genuine only wf.h fAc -stniis Of .. voN LlEDiofs
signature N blue Ink aeross Label ap23sh.tu
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Senators Looking Over the Tariff.

The subcommittee of the United States Sem
ate finance committee was in session at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel in New York yesterday. The
schedule is nearly completed and by the latter
part of the week will be finished. Lists will be
forwarded to prominent merchants all over the
country. In this way the committee hopes to
obtain valuable information, which will greatly
aid ii in its work
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

q THE EVENING STAR is read every day by
more than three-fourths Of the population of
the city in which it is printed who are able to
read. This yvcord cannot be matched by that Of
anu otter Newspaper In The cord!
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PROPOSALS

ss,idiS.: s "a esaaha. v. p.s - nss
FV dEaPfiss Shocf sSSs 4U isi s Uni
iTSS. time g. time dsI.ns tie hs yes. sndins
pe: ao.sf SC,s c. s.: c
Glass 8, hardware: Class 5 agricultural implements
pSs ana Class
Gas I9 sand and srsys; Gas II soil; Gas y se
sod; Class 10 fuel cl, s u. umSsr &c Class ~ ~
sseS sss IS e f.c .nvo Should n
50 as to indicate the class for which the pro
Sotste condsion. quality and proc
snsnains in the Irice Of toreTR or psnn
sSn j ana s of rssq
and VOL "a. PAGE Ia Statutes at Large The rirhi Is
t. rses, any and all ss. Ss and
ERNST, Colonel. United states Army.
DRoPOsALs FOR IRON wORK.-QFFICE OF
street. %ash 10. . g. &. May s. ssisspsrs
on I'll 81 *. n tsf
ss d nna opened IN
site q lie S for O.
city the following work, namely: Class l, plate
beams for seeonSssors ao oo class g. wroasSt ana
cas-, iron work. &c. OF boiler room. skylsht lodge
.trnetions and cendtons and bank forms q prSposs
' ana
my9. II. b f5,2:'k;5-6t
GRADING AND REGULATING. - PROPOSALS
Of S 1h the 1
D. G: Mash;nEton. D. G.. May Z, Is9l.@ses; Sd IRE;
SCLoSk n. on %EpSEsDxI. MAY TSEN-
ilEIH. 1871. Tor IMPROVING various suburban roads
tons can be obtained at this of,- upon application
therefor toeether with all ary information. and
fs d & Gss and an P %S.s Or
kOssELL, Acting Commissioners d. G myslst
PROPOSALS FOR The BLANKS BLANK BOOKS
order busness-Post ftce Department, " ashington
eeiysd Il tbs Department until hE TDSE S the
TMENTY-SENENrH DAY OF MAY, 1891, al
titles. and at such times, and time time as
they may he ordered all tire blanks. blank books and
POSTMASTER General used in his department ios the
transaction OF the money order business. during q
TENDER. 1871. The Public Printer required by the
provisions OF the second section the act March g.
with bidders therefor. Blanks Iorlus OF uads with
samples OF printed blanks sample leaves of certain o.
LIONS viii be FURNISHED upon app.lcaton 10 the super
lntendent OF the Money order System. Post fCe De-
era reserves the rht reject any or ali lids waive
IeonnSa defects and 10 accept any part or paris OF
flEID, Acting Postmaster General. ap2l-law4w
PROPOSALS FOR WASHING. = REChUIrING
Rendezvous, u. S. Army. Washington. May :,
gi-seaed proposals in trir!i ate subject 70 te
6 6TndezySus Sod tls I0th ST. MN pnt dMEkyE
.hSI, at which time and place they will be opened ia
the presence of bidders rendering services as ni-
Gated Tor the ritlg service United states army.
whenever required. within III city limits, the
hsca year ending June 30. IS.rs, viz: Nisn, articles
OF government equirage. The government reserves
full information to BIDDING Sc viii he lurnshe
on appication Envelopes C naining propOsa should
be marked Proposals Tor tsiinc" and addressed
CAPT. c. S. BURBANK, Tenth Infantry Recruiting
ofheer my9 IL, l.. b. ie0&s
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Open ALL N1eHr.

For the accommodation of our customers and the
public will keep store open all night in charge
OF registered Pharmacists.
+. 5. WILLIAMS 4 CO.. DRUGGISTS.
UNDER MASONIC TEMPLE,
Cor. 9th and SITS. NV.
PRESCRIPTIONS.
Our prices for prescriptions have been reduced in
proportion 10 other goods. We only the purest
drugs and chemicals from the reliable inanuac-
turers. We cneertully invite careful inspection of
q plysiciaQs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-12

Funeral services over the remains Of the late
John +. Swift, United States minister to Japan,
were hold at Trinity Church, San Francisco,
on Sunday, by Rev. J. +. Sanders Reed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-12

Dox'r MISS TEE OPPORTUNITY Of buvine 10
and Is cent ground IN the northwest. You will
never regret such an investment wesley
Heights-Adrt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-12

81 had catxrrh for Ave years to my knowledge, al
though suppose had II much longer and didn'
know what it had II badly that people used
to ask me Why couldn't talk more plainly. People
couldn't understand what said My head COM
petsly stopped up that couldn't breathe through
my nose There WAS q dropping Of mucus from the
back of my head that lodged in my throat and COM
pletely stopped it was in perfect misery suf-
fered great deal
Besides, was troubled with enlargement Of the
glands Of my throat. went to doctor here Balti-
more all last summer. but he didn't do any good
and then went to DR.. Jordan, and am cured of my
catarrh and the enlarged glands have disappeared
After the first treatment with Dr.. Jordan felt relief
and from that on kept getting better all the time
until now don't really remember what the feeling Of
suffering with eatarrh was i feel as though had
never had estarrh- Some people don't bslisve half
they hear about Dr. Jordan but the stories about his
skill and success certainly the truth. know.
Yes. DR. jordan has done for me what no other
doctor have been to able do. arm all right
now. His charges are 50 reasonable that they are
Will In tbs reach Of AL"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-12
PIANOS AND ORGANS.

L RAKAUER PIANOS DO MOI NEED ANY EOM.
N Dastic phraseoiogy in ADVERTISING They prove
Tor themselves reiEarAab.e tone and durAbiity.
Temple OF Music, u. II. KUHN. Established here 49,,
IIN2.)-.Sn
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DENTISTRY.

II !.
THE EVANS DENTAL PARLoRs, l2Is PA AVE.
l. NV. Teeth extracted positively without pain or
DANCER by our painless system-a harmless vegetable
vapor in use by only. Its effects pleasant and
transient. Artificial teeth. crown and bid2e work
reasonable prices. apl4.sn'
- kOShON's DENTAL PARLoks ESTABLISHED
" 1871. los l4th st. NV Beautiful of teeth
o.. Till July I. Old plates made good Open
day. night and Sundays. AL branches OF dentistry.
ll.s-4m'
nR. STARR PARSONS, 9Th ST., COR z NV
~ Eirs-ciass gold and other filings specially. APP
piicaton to gums prevents pain extracting. Tooth
crowns and plates inserted. mh.s5
MENTAL INFIRMARY.-NATI UNIvER-
~ nty, corner Sth and n. W.. Open 10 8. all the
year. Extracting. kc.. tree FnlingB and plates .
cost Of materials. felOlu
EREE DENTAL INFIRMARY.-TEETH FILLED
and artificial teeth inserted without charge, except
cost OF material, at l32o st. q. Dental Depart
nent u the Columbian University. irom TO pm.
daily, except Sunday. EXTRACTION frvo ln6rfnary
open from October = 70 June 30. G1O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-12

FOR SICK HEADACHE
Use Aorslord's AssA Phosphate.
Dr.. u. W. Gray, Cave spRinG, Ga, ssys NJ
have used IL with psrfocs snccsn N hsbItnal sick
headache"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-12

OUT OF WASHINGTON
THE LAWRENCE SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL OF
HARVARD UNIVERSITY
Offers courses in Civil Engineering Chemistry Geol
ogy. Biology and Electrical Engineering For partic
ulars address the Dean Of the Lawrence scientine
School, or the Secretary of HARVARD UNIVERSITY,
Canbrid-e. Mass. mye-eol3t'
81. HILDAs SCHOOL, MoRRIsToNN, NEW
~ Jerss "A boarding school ior l-r,s. pleasant,
healtltui situation. thorouxh instruction: careful
traIng terius, $50; session. Stu. For CIR
cuigrs address Sister 81 PERlOR mhlA-.hn
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MEDICAL. &c.

MEDICAL. &c.
I)ROt ESslONAL. MASSAs.- CAN BE OBTAINED
X with best OF medical re4eIenoe ~ applying BIB
Gh stn-w myil-lnI'
- FAD AND BE wISE.-DR. BROTHERs soj b
II st. appeared be.ure anu made that he
IL the oldest speCia in this city and
wi "a arantee cure all diseases End
in-dicne. no charge consult Iton advice
any o: the day ed and sworn to b,lorc
me 10y DR. BRO AEas. SAM, FL e. MILLS notary
pubic in and or the District OF Columbia tins 81 day
OF July. 1870. my2-lnI-
IT HAS NEVER BEEN CDNTRADICTED THAT
Dr. BROTHERS is the oldest established sdvert,s-
ing ladies Pip scisn in the city. Dr. BlOIhERs.
s16 81. s.w. forty-ve years r1per.en,e mys- I'm
MANHOOD RESTORED BIZ USING A BOTTLE
An two Of Dr. BROTHERS. ipyigoratinx cordial
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EDUCATIONAL
IN WARRINGTON.


Is sse sIsg!s: E Rs t Aaa
ScaGoL OF FRENCH LAyGUAGE CONDUCTED
term . ocs hSGrs to p ,Un ,hs swim. ssscS
W hisssA , III :, .oNsEs.AToRY OF MUSIC.
cfs B SHn sS'f br SSInst &C FT.s sss.n
A RI iNsTRUCTioN--THE aKFKTTsT 0TToR-
"A tunity ever offered TO PArsnts Chidren. Tee. hers
rsns peSor.Sors or Arts,s TO learn aud
and ga painting saturday csssses Cal and So IN,
Fl sssssns. sT
; soS a8s Ri hiss bad Y 9ed.l. and .,aari az
for ssls Ss!ionA Academy OF Fins Arts, so4 st
ENTERTMNINa FINCH CLASS AT so7 sT
summer nSDsss ,cr ,o, m TeduosS rsss for
PklD'HoAME. Professor de Fransais. sp25-lm
A c. srARIN's BUSINESS COLLEGE, Is EST.
"A. nv Business course. Is PR month. $50 ten
in.ructon students ciSi syryiSs ersmi.
snaeh staIents advance rapidy shorthand and 1yIe-
writing three months. $40. Diplomas. .pl7-iins
- HoRTH AND
hcency il SEND sep psSgAs. Students
nsPen 70 OBTAIN positions 1ype~1lting taught
's spie mead SCHOOL Acme fh0nosr.PhS i fH~
SCHOOL OF MISUNDERSTANDING CFIE
sy nrn,eG, entireiy original and fas,nA;ns method.
eaept rom Al usual triNlaities and platitudcs: the
only one based upon sound scientific anu Philosophical
instruction: saves time and ls6or IUIs Conn ave
ELocoII0N. oRAT0RY, DRAMATIC ACTION
and Mss ADA ToSNsEND. Teaoher. tshslsessSry
!-e. noa1. 1.1I. Iatn ST nv. apl-.ll
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Secure useiu education sIs- a. rates during the
Business insish Aoco%ntsncy ca ssls1c. sSS
Land and Iyrewrting. Situations when oomyetsnt
lnlao {. X. URNER. AN. c.E.. Pra-
SPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE,
Spring sess'Ons- Improve tIe opportunity. 81,
schoo, Of Business. IeSSTnt N and Env,,.s
School Of frersratory Lnxlish AND Elemepssry
scheol Of Shorthand. Typevntinr and PhonoerspA
scthooii Q, slepe.T,an Lap. WILING:
scbool Of Civli Nerylce 1raining
quarterly OF monthly Day and night sessions
HLNhh c. sPENCLR, II. B. Prncipal
mh2l Mhs. sAkAA. sPtACkh, No. Principal.
He BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.
723 l4th st. NV.
Best and Most Practical instruction
Terms $40.
Branches: New York, Boston. Philadelphia Chicago.
Paris Berlin. London, a.. selO
NJ IssDALCH's CIVIL SERVICE TNsTTTTTFAND
.u business rolies-e, l;Oa lUth st. u. Pupils pre-
census eAAlhlll@tlons. str
n OhNooD INSTITUTE.
y WASHINGTON, ID. c.
Tenth Session will le.in
So, WEDNEsDAl. SEPT. 20. 1871
TOT ieii Inflammation address the irincirals,
Nix. AND MRS. NM. u. GABfII.
on, l4U1 Massachusetts ave.
Oulce hours: ~ 10 daliy-
A CADEMi OF TIL HOLY CROSS 1872 MAssA.
"a cLUseits ave-. embraces ;hOrOUg freTaraIory aud
s,leElLC Courses anu afiOros every advantage m
traiufe, Music anu Art. llano. hGrE klulin Guitar
sna banjo Lessons g1veu General Ooal. Drawils
i ancy Mork au-ItT
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L PENNsYLvANrA ROUTE

l. ,PENNsYLyANIA ROUTE
p3tTiBLk TRACK sILENplp scENLkl.
J JSAsfs 5 e .,a snoH 1T sTsTSs
for tIitsburg and the west chicago lmited ErIr -
is.i Lane, 10 20 u. daily TO chiesSo ooiua,ua.
snG st Louis. with parlOr Harrisburg % Pitts
eanapon.. l.Surs AR to I Soua ssoa a,o 20 "a
srss M 81 =, LOUIS c h.s ant Sinsnnsti Ga
hsrrlssgrs and sas:la,., Cars hsrII.lnrx g st
nsDurv 10 81. LOUIS. Uhica.'o ANA 1inrlnnsti
Western LxIress AT 20 7. m. daily. with slc~pnS
necIinE daily at hArrislGrS vita thrSus .e,' =.
,o s, lLTs,,s,lle and MemIA.. llnsn pnas
hilress, 1850 p N; d.liy. lar Ptt-ears amt tas
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
~" name. S-nsnasi,ua Rochester aud niagara ssus
For lne, capAnalAgua and Rochester daily for Buf.
NJ, S1S ssspns c.i s ssinst ss,T r. o
For ~Lliansiort hoehs.ter ANA hls.s.ra l.ll.. 20
Mashn,'ton 70 toehester. -. =.
dai.y eAceIg SUNDAY.
For NilliAahislo.f uaIiy 3.eO pm
foh rhiLADEIPHlA.N AIN YORK AND THEEAsI.
~. y1U and a 80 q. m. ~ ~. :, 10. J:is 4.sl
$50. losOOAnd Al :l5 D. M ON SUNDAY 300. "a rsD
Lam i,cd Express q Pullman isfior c.T.. WI, Ban M
M M Cr TO New iorA. ~ a IA aaiiy eaessa sun
For New Iort only, Limited E.vress with DualnSc-s.
oOA. IA. daily
ron PHILADELPHIA ONLY.
Fast Exrre. 10 IN. w--s days and .. m. daily.
fol so,,e SSna sS,i Sy, c 2 ~ 2. li
sey Cry VITA 6oa,s OF brooklyn ANNEX. snosi.
o.uble :erraxe across New lOrk elty.
For Atlantic cits. IL IL pin. week days II IS n
fGT ssii1Poss, e:sa, 70 So POO, s4o. ioa
go .so; 40. .;S. 900: 5:.o. 500 "a
IA. -. Il -.
3oa 80, oeO, |. 40, 10 90 and il s. p.S.c
For knn,pol..; 20 and 300 II % ana a..
s 70 Saai'' s1'''' S1nA-' su"d-''' 'o0' ~ -
Washington SOUTHERN RArLwAr
For Alexandria. ~. go. Al. 40. o4S 1o.l7
CD r So 90 l5 SssH; md II S u $50 ). saSs 81 !
20, 20; 80 80 io'47 .-ui-. loo. 2'4-k osiA
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o. o. H 3 2 Ia week day. ~ m SUNDAY
, danny ..S. .. ssss S 7
sly {sl t' 4 q els e O. " sao. % ~
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sRe GS
s.on shsrs Grdss &c, ,I ss ,sis ,or tLs shskas
Gene ssnsr.l ass.s:r Imy2l e.s.r., f. :: ~.
4 ,HEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY
Schedule IL OBJECT April I, 1901.
Leave Union Depot. 9TH and streeta
1857 for Newport News. Old Point Com{ors -
Norfolk daily. Arrive ct Old Point q $50 pm
pm. Clpclnnsti EXpress daily for stations in VIZ
ginia, West Virginia. Kentucky and cncinnaa.
Neetibule Sleeper and entire train through
without change 20 Cincinnati, arriving At SO N.
IL 10 m. r. r. v. Nestiouie Limited daily. solid
change 70 Cincinnati. hestibule SLEEPER for LeE-
mond. Va, Pullman Can are opss o rso:ivs -
sensen a. .. m.
". FULLER
apl General Pssssnrsr Agent
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GEO. I. KEEN.
SPRING STOCK
NOW READY.
Ala 9th ST.
GRArEru1-C COMFORTING.
EPPs's COCOA
BREAKFAST.

by athorough knowledge Of the natural laws which
govern the Operations Of digestion and nutrition and
tsI aocp OF the nne Properties Of we'll.
tables with deiicatey favored beverage which may
cous use Of such articles Of diet that constitution
may pe gTaduay built up until strong enough 70
nst every tendency to disease. Hundreds OF subtle
maadies are noatlg around ready 70 attack where
ever tnsre y week point. We may escape many Z
pure blood and properly nourished frame. "-Civil
Mads simply with boiling water or milk. soaA only
IN hanspound tins by groceTs. lshsisd thus;
JAMES xPPs CO.. Hemsopashao cAsmsssa
fsl4l.m.tu London. Kngland.
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Dr. C. NJ JORDAN,
No. COG 18TH ST. NV.
specialty-Diseases of the Nose. Throat. Lungs and
Ear
Consultation free.
Once hours: 9to IL m. to p M. to p. m. !;
Sundays. . to II m myl2-tu, th2e
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CASH o. CREDIT.

CASH o. CREDIT.
Rad THESE PRIcxA
Pcns OAR Antoine -Anshsd Bed Room suttss.S pisess
sns17 cash. or els on credit
s-piecs Parlor Suites. sohd walnut frames. uphol-
stored In puAa bsss aaszsssh fog SseaAh o. s30oa
credit
Good wovES-w1RR BED SPRINGS for s2.es
eash or e. so on credit
BRUSSELS CARPET. ooe. easn or &c. on credit
Good INGRAM CARPET. Sc. cash or zoe. on credit
Ns~v and lay al CARPETS nss Of cost sad donr
Charge for III waste IN msschinx nsursA
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had she seen her children in such condition. The
trio were Immediately captured and brought TO the
house, and a very sorry looking lot they were, with
their hair full Of dust and hayseed, clothes torn In
every direction and that the excitement was
over the little novoes themselves and fret
full beyond description. crying and complaining over
their innumerabe scratches and bruises. But Madge
went home elated.
al think ! can teach them something. too she
said, exutngly, to her mortified mother as she related
the mornings experience Madge's little sister, MD
get of four years. listened to the account with grave
attention. and the next morning she seen starting
the lawn with air of the greatest importance.
"Where you going Elsel" called out her mother.
Going to Mrs AS" answered the snip stolidly,
standing with her two little fat legs planted detm
mnedly on the walk And what are you going TO do
there 7" said her mother, amused at the resolue face
OF her baby Going TO teach the little AS TO swear"
answered the "enfant terrible" calmly. al But my
little Elsie canot swear" argued Mrs. T. half shocked
and half laughing Yes / can; know bully and
'golly and lot of swear-words Madge teached me,
! and Pm going to teach them to the little AS
Henry" exclaimed poor Mrs. T., In despair, "what-
ever am 1 to do with these children9"
Among quaint old shapes in porcelain that are being
revived are the classic tear bottles necked
FULL bodied shape round at the bottom, recalling the
primitive days Of the human race when such luxuries
as tables were unknown and the bottle, the chief do
nestle utensil, was stuck in the stand to keep it up
right The tear bottle is often found in Roman and old
Greek tombs. In IL were supposed to be stored the
shed for the departed Quaint bottles of
porcelain In this shape are mounted in ornamental
frames of wroughtriron. All this calls attention to
the fact that great deal Of the best wrougtiron work
Is done In England artistic pastme The variety
and beauty of the used in this material admit
of an infinite number of graceful designs. All varieties
of exquisite shapes in porcelain glass are
mounted in wrought-iron frames.
The simplest means often produce the best results
this is the case particularly with embroidery. Some
times the most labored work does not produce half the
effect which is obtained by few bold and striking
stitches Very large pieces of work may be done quite
rapidly by outlining heavily an effective pattern and