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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-13
CHAsKA AND CORA HAPPY,
Letter Denying the Story That They
Would Separate.

"ouid separate.
The marriage of Cora Belle Fellows Of this
city to Chaska. the Sioux Indian, create some
thing OF a sensation nearly four years ago.
Miss Fellows, the daughter Of a department
clerk in this city, became a teacher of Indians
and was assigned by the Indian Office to the
Sioux reservation. In that vocation she met
her fate in the person of Chaska. They were
married, with the result that her parents in
this city disowned her.
lie romance OF the marriage the bride be-
ing announced as. "the belle Of Washington. ~
made the couple dime museum attraction,
and an enterprising manager exhibited them
throngh the northwest, providing them with q
farm and household necessities as the return
for their engagement.
Within the past few weeks the report reached
tne east that Chaska and his wife had separated
ana that the latter was seeking divorce. A
letter received by friend in this city yester-
day contains statement of the situation by
Chaska's wife which makes an entirely differ
ent story. 1t is as follows:
Dear Kate: l have not heard from you for
the reason that You do not write. I should
Ike to hear from you. but if you are like the
rest OF the world you doubtless believe all the
newspapers say. The malicious lies they enjoy
ORIGINATING are as utterly false as they can be-
put you know the world likes to have a sem
~>A'h. oho ub euCu tucS nave maze my mar
rage cannot help all they say.
II am for the first time since my marriage
making little visit with my cousins, GUY Fell
lows and his sister, Ida Darling, in Washing
ton. Mimi. / am alone this time with Just my
two little boys. l left my husband at home
building his new house on his new claim, and he
thought twas the best chance that would have
to get change for year or two. and see some
OF my relatives. Sam said / could stay six
weeks, for it would take some time to put up
our new house, and since he had sold our old
home there was no good place for me to stay
with the children.
we have taken a very nice new claim, and it
Will be surveyed and decided to Sam and the
children this fall. Sam was anxious to have
new house put up before fall. because mamma
wrote us such a nice letter. saying she might
come west this year and perhaps come and see
us.
Il wish, Kate, you could come out and see
me. Sam. you know, IL a nice fellow. and you
would not find me anything like wild Indian,
as the public no doubt think. will have as
good home or better than half the white farm
ers on the other side of the river. Believe me
your true friend, Cora BELLE CAMPBELL"
1t will be remembered that Chaska assumed
the name of Sam Campbell when he cut loose
from his tribe. They have two children, both
boys, named respectively Claude and Wilbur.
The former is two and half and the latter one
year of age.
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The Washington Light Infantry are making
active preparations for their coming encamp-
ment at Ocean View. All the details are now
being attended to and the corps will leave on
Sunday morning at Z O'clock going down the
Potomac by daylight. 1t is expected that a
large number of friends of the corps will 20
down with them for this is the first opportunity
afforded Of viewing the. charming scenery OF
the river by daylight in many years
1t is believed that this will be one of the most
successful camps in the history of the W. L. 1. c.,
for the courtesies that have been extended
them can hardly be enumerated The officers
at Fort Monroe will give entertainments in
honor of the corps and so will the militia OF
Norfolk. There will be excursions to Newport
News, Hampton and other points of interest
No better opportunity for an enjoyable outing
can be found than trip with the Infantry.
Special reductions of the steamer fare have
been made.
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Excursions,

The Pentz carried large number of Jno. A.
Logan Camp, Sons Of Veterans, down to River
View this morning, and more will probably go
down this afternoon, to witness the wonderful
balloon ascension and parachute jump of Miss
Grace Shannon.
The Odd FellowsAre numerous today at Bay
Ridge, there being a combination excursion
OF the Library Association with Ruth Lodge,
No. 2.
The Iowa Republican Association will go to
Marshall Hall this evening at $50 o'clock and
an ENJOYABLE time is predicted. The change ip
the weather will make dancing pleasure, and
there will be other forms of entertainment
Tomorrow the Caledonian Club will give a
day and evening excursion to River View, the
steamer Pentz making three trips as usual.
There will be the usual games and prizes for
children, and the occasion promises to be one
of great interest and pleasure
On Wednesday next Syracusians Lodge, No.
10. X. of p, will give an excursion to Pen Mar,
cars leaving the Baltimore and Ohio station a,
s:l5 a. m. and reaching Pen Mar in time to
allow the excursionists seven hours at that
charming spot.
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To Enforce q Mechanics, Lien

Messrs. Walter B. Dodson 4 Co. yesterday
$50 against the Lincoln, corner of 10th and Il
streets northwest. They allege that a contrac
was made by them to do the brick work upon
the building, and subsequently, owing t.
pecuniary troubles a new contract was made
with Hosea b. Moulton, which was represented
not to differ with the former. excepting in the
substitution of names, and with that under
standing il was signed. They. however. sub
sequentiy learned that they were to look /,
Oliver Cox for the payment Of Is per cent, tn,
amount withheld till the completion of til.
job, and Mr.. Cox refusing to pay they seek ts
recover by bill to enforce the lien.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-13

The case of Edward G. Walker, the commits
sion merchant at No. 476 Pennsylvania avenue.
charged with using the mails for fraudulent
purposes, as heretofore published In THE STAR,
was called for trial before United States Com
missioner Mills yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. McKenny, for the defendant, said he
would waive an examination and the case WAS
sent to the grand jury, bail being given in the
sum OF 81 900.
The warrant in .he case was sworn out by q
representative Of Pennsylvania creamery,
from which tirm. ii is alleged, that he obtained
about $50 worth Of butter, for which he has
never paid.
1t is claimed by the prosecution that the de-
fendaut wrote letters TO Connecticut and Penn
sylvania creameries asking for shipments OF
butter at prices in advance Of the market
price. and that after receipt Of the butter be
failed to pay anything for 1t.
Detective Ran states that great many CON-
plants have been received concerning Walker
and he believes from the number OF complaints
received the defendant has obtained fully
20.0O0 worth of butter from various firms.
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Condensed LOCALS.

reunion of comrades of the old first Mime
sofa volunteer infantry occurred last evening,
at the residence of Mr. Eldridge J. Smith. one
of their number. the occasion being the recep-
tion Of visiting comrade. Mr.. Matthew Mar
vim of Winona. Minn.
James Will. cOlored. plead guilty in the
Police Court yesterday TO charge of writ
ing policy and was fined $50 or sixty days in
Jail.
male infant (about five months old In Riggs
alley between 18th, 18th. F and g streets last
evening.
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Rev. d. j. Stafford, D. D., who has been for
some time at the Cathedral in Cleveland Ohio,
has been transferred to St. Peters Church.
baltimore. Father Stafford was born in this
city, where most Of his relatives now reside.
He was graduated at Niagara University and
then took degrees, after examination, at George
town He was ordained to the priesthood
about five years ago and has already acquired a
wide reputation as a pulpit orator. He is fine
elocutionist and his lectures last year at the
Catholic University were listened to with great
interest. Although young man, he has al
ready made his mark in the church and his
persuasive eloquence has brought forth excel
lent fruit. His friends here hope that he may
ultimately be given pulpit in this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-13
Their Good Time Interrupted.

Day before yesterday Mrs. Anderson, who
resides in South Washington called at the Office
of Harbor Master Sutton and asked the assist
ance of that officer and the patrol boat. Her
thirteen-year-old son William. she said. had
gone down the river with three other boys,
Walter Thackeray. John Costello and Robert
Thackeray, and she was afraid that something
would happen to them.
Harbor Master sutton was soon on his way
down the river in the boat, and when off Shep-
herd 3 landing the officers sighted a sail boat
and when they turned in they discovered the
four boys, the Oldest being fifteen years.
There was something the matter with the rud-
der and for that reason they had not been able
to gain much Roadway. They were brought
back on the police boat to the 18th street wharf,
where their parents soon appeared and took
them home.
The boys were on their way down the river
for good time and they had s2.70 in the
party.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-13
Y ACATION.

good medicine like Hoods sarsaparilia is valua-
bic thing to have with when you are seeking rest
and recuperaon. 1t will aid nature in building up
and STRENGTHENING the system. will purify the blood.
cure dyspepsia. headache, biousness and put you in
frst-clsss condition for return business or house.
hold duties. Try it this vacation and believe you
Will be more than satisfied with the result
Being run down from hard work tried Hoods sar.
sapariiia and 30 built up that have Continued
It's use have great faith in it blood puriier aud
reyuator" j. A. SMITH, Commercial bulletin once
HOODS sARSAPARILLA
Sold by all druggists. 81; six for 3d. Prepared only
by C. 1. HOOD CO.. Apothecaries. Lowell Mass.
100 DOSES ONE Dor1AR.
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south Dakota Republican Association.

The South Dakota Republican Association
was organized last evening by the election OF
Col John H. King president and George d.
Fisher secretary. Messrr- f. I. Greasy, W. p.
Batemsn and William II. Richards were APP
pointed a committee TO draft constitution and
code Of bylaws for the association, and Messrs.
Jones. Brown and Dresbach were appointed a
committee 10 look for place of meeting. An
address Wa made by Representative Picker OF
South Dak ota-
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In Hard Luck-

Capt. Ned Faunce, who is wei, known about
the river front, has been playing in bad luck
lately. Several weeks ago he made complaint
that some one had cut the sails on one of his
boats. Not long afterward his place Of business
was burned down and Sunday night the boat
sank. 1t is thought likely that the persons who
cut the sails know something about the subse-
quent happenings.
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A Barbecue at the Schuetzen Park,

The Washington Schuetzen Park has been
purchased by syndicate and will soon be COW
cred by a multitude of stately homes.
The last public festivity on these famous
grounds will be the entertainment to be given
by the Concordia Division, No. s. Knights of
Pythias, Monday, August II. 1t is to be
barbecue, with every innocent amusement that
the name implies.
The announcement that L. W. Schenck, the
popular knight, will be the purveyor Of an,use-
ments is assurance that the festivities will be
of high character.
Particulars of the contemplated celebration
appear in the advertising columns of The STAR.
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EXCURSIONS TOMORROW.

MARSHALL HlLI. AND Mr.. VKRSOS.-Charles
Nacalsster at 10 m. 2:30 aud $50 pm.
Bar RIpaE-Trains leave b. and D. station
st S:l5 An. 80 and AIS pm.
COLONIAL BKAcH.-George Leary at am.
CLIFTON BEAcH--George Leary at Gam.
BETHESDA PARK.-Washington and Tenley-
town railroad every half hour.
RIVER VIEW Caledonian Club excursion.
Samuel J. Pentz at Gas am, 80 and 6:45 I'm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-13
Polo on Bicvcles.

An interesting polo match was played last
night at Rehs Bicycle Academy between
Messrs c. A. Proctor and J. Stewart. The for
mer rode an Eagle upright, while Mr.. Stewart
rode an lroquois safety. Mr.. Proctor came off
the winner, the work Of both being remarkably
good Messrs Norcon and Brewer were the
referees,
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ScxpaY AT THE SE.sgoRy.

Special Excursion via Pennsylvania Railroad.
Another excursion to Cape May and Atlantic
City will be given by the Pennsylvania railroad
On Saturday. August Is. leaving Washington
by special train at 1890 pm. reaching Allan
TIC City at a. NJ and Cape NAV at 730 a. M.
The train runs through from Washington with
ont change or transfer. The leaving time Of
this train Is arranged especially for those who
are det~ined In the city by business and can
not leave until u late hour The rate for round
trip Is $3.50. Tickets good TO return on any
rsSulss train until the following Monday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-13

EXCURSION TIcKErs TO OCEAN CITY.-The B.
and U: RR has placed on sale excursion tickets
from Washington TO Ocean CITY az rates of "a
anu 50 % for the round trip, the former good
for four days from date of sale and the latter
good until August 81. Trains leave Washing
ton at I:2o am. and AIS pm. daily, except
Sunday.-Idrt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-13

For Saturday, August Is. the b. 4 o. r. L.
announces special excursion from Washington
TO Ocean City. Tickets Will be sold at rate Of
so for round trip. will be valid on train
leaving Washington at AS pm. and will be
good for return passage OH special train leaving
Ocean City at $50 pm sunday or on regular
train Monday. Psrlor ear attached to train 60
Ing AMI TO special train returning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-13
IrcHrNa AeoN1Es

OF the skin and SCALP from infancy TO aee are
relieved by the CUTICURA REMEDIES, the only
positive cure for asonizng. itching burning bleeding
and scay diseases of the skin. scalp and blood with
loss Of hair from pimples to scrofua except possibly
ichthyosis This is moro than can be truthfuily said
Of any other remedy. 12
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WHAT BAY RrDoK OVERS THIS wEEX-Addi-
uonAl TO boating. bathing and fishing are such
attractions. all free, as Rociere and his wife,
the wonderful. in al entire change OF program;
Master George Alderman, six years old, the
youthful prodigy, in club swinging; Ray Bur
ton. IN marvellous slack-vire feats. juggling,
balancing and rifle shooting in twelve differen,
positions. Trains leave b. and o. station week
days .: BIS q N, 80 and 4 Is m. Sundays a,
s;s5 an, isSo and Sis pm Hound trip, si.-
Adrt.
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Two EXCURSION TRAINs.-On the Washington
and Ohio division, Richmond and Dauvilie sys-
tenn. Saturday. August 10. from Baltimore and
Potomac station, at 4:15 pm. and AS pm. A
delightful summer outing at small cost. Tickets
good until the Monday following.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-13

ONEFoURrH orr marked price OF all mems.
youths, boys and children's clothing until
Saturday, August ..
EIsEMAS BRos.. It'll and Z streets
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UNTIL SATURDAY, AUGUsT Is.
Al mems. youths and boys and children
clothing will go at discount Of Is per cent.
EIsEMAN Bros. 18th and streets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-13

ZEPzYR GISGHANs. outings. challies. cheviots
and dress goods of all kinds are now being sacri-
deed Dr. Warner corsets, Csc, Monarch shirts,
go. Dressmakers' cambria, 41zc. BRoDHEAD's,
18th near 3.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-13

CARPETS CLEANED by the Empire Carpet
Works, 6S1 -635 Ma ~ ave. NV are made moth
proof free Of charge. Telephone 1852.
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Sarsh Gets n Dose Of Justice.

Sarah Curtis, a young colo-ed woman who
has been arrested more than a score of times
for engaging In fights and other disorderly
gatherings, was a prisoner in the Police Court
yesterday. There were two charges of disor-
DERBY and two of assault against her. She was
convicted O: all four charges and fines amount
ing 10 ESQ or four months in jail were imposed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-13

FnTDAY at 10 a. m. and 2;3o p. n the Manchester
TO Marshall Hall and at $50 pm. to Marshall
Hail aud Indian Head. National Guard Band
Parties going down to Marshall Hall during
morning. afternoon can take the Manchester
there for Indian Head III the evening.-Adrt
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CITY AND DISTRICT.


ALSAuaH's-Carleton Opera Troupe
GLEN ECHo CsArTAUQUA.--Concert in the
amphitheater.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-13

CIGARS AND ToBAcCo.-Latimer l. Sloan will
sell within their sales rooms tomorrow at IC
O'Clock am. about 1000 pounds chewing to-
baeco, IL, 600 cigars and lot Of cigarettes
smoking tobacco, &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-13
OF THE WATER.

FRYE MILLINERY AT HALF PRICE. All trimmed
bonnets and bats will be offered this week at
half prtce in order to close the stock as near as
possible before making improvements and re-
cssving fall goods, at
PAINER's IIO7 ST. NV
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2SPRR CENT DIscoUxT of all mems. youths' /,
boys and children's clothing for one week
E1sENAN Bios, It'll and L streets.
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DoN'r miss the trip to Colonial and Clifton
Bench. steamer Geo. Leary 9a.m.=Adrt
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SPECIAL FOR FRIDAY AT GILL's, 1929 St, as
sorted chocolates. SOC. pound.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-13

DELIGHTFUL bath at Colonial and Clifton
Beach. Take steamer Geo. Leary a.m.-Adct.
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LOCAL MENTION,
The Weather.

FORECAST TILL EIGHT a. " FRIDAY.
For the District OF Columbia. slightly cooler
northerly winds and generally fair.
For Virginia. generally fair; slightly cooler;
northwesterly winds
CONDITION OF THE WATER
Temperature and condition of water at z
s-m-: Great Falls. temperature 40; condition
"a. Receiving reservoir. temperature sc. Con-
6ftion at north connection. 81; condition at
south connection. Sc; distributing reservoir
temperature. 50; condition at infiuent gate
house, 50; condition at effuent gate house, 30
High Water. Low Water.
lisa an 1:51 pm s:13 am 7:55 pm
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oooI fishing and Grabbing st Colonial and
Clifton Beach. Steamer Geo. Leary, 9a.m--4dr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-13

STEAMER GEo. LEARY leaves for Colonial
and Clifton Beach. Sundays Mondays. Tues
days, Wednesday,. Thursdays and Fridays at 9
An; Saturdays, 80 y. m--Adct.
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TOMORROW,

TOMORROW.
nAY AND EVENING EXCURSION OF THE
~ CALIFORNIAN CLUB
40 RIVER VIEW
FRIDAY, AUGUST IA. 1891,
Steamer Saml. j. Pentz leaves eth street wharf at
40 IN. 30 and D:4J D. IA. sharp. Returning
leaves al II noon. . and 1880 pm.
Usual games and prizes tor children.
Gents. % cents. Ladies. % cents. aus-et'
BETHESDA PAhh.-CARs OF The TENALLY-
~ town and Rockville road run every halt hour on
the hour and hall hour until II pm. from terminus
OF the oeorgetogn and lenallytos railway at Dis
trict line for distance Of & M les to this beautiful
park. which IS q shady grove 10 lighted by
eiectriclty No liquors sold; hight refreshments,
cream. coffee, sandwiches. &c. good spring water,
dancins pavilion. walks. swlngs nylns horses and
other anusenepts- Concerts every iair evening by
brass and strin banos from $50 10 pm. Polite
ATTENDANTS always IN ground TO preserve order aud
protect ladies and chidren. free use OF grounds
picnic and excursion y rites Application to
TENALLllOwN AND hOCktILLE RAILROAD
iy:5-5ni COMPANY.
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But GILL's frni' tablets from your druggist
TrssEILs Icr CREAM shipped anywhere out
Of town by express. 1925 New York ave.
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BaoMoDISK cures headache; 25c.-Adua
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EXCURSIONS. PICNICS. &c.
TOMORROW

TOMORROW.
l'HE fAvoRIIE "lNUIAN HEAD TRIPS"
Nus, sud A. nrsrr ~ ,lay ma ry.p M IN "a. sr-.,
lawns Of MARSH al HAL
FRIDAY AND SATl gnAY aTGt-ST IA .na 4,
-, 49,. ~ 80 y 1u ant = ~ D. a..
The CHARLIE MACALIS fEll ut,.-sf and fa.i~.,
u "a ~ ontuIartu cuts ulskltAs tli. MACAIESlHi
atrotUt-. sale
tkibN AND SATURDAY EVENINGS
- AtN % 3. m.
lofor mite INDIAN ut Al ana IN. ,rr.~a lawn. N
MARSH All NAIL.
hrt- "A ~ the moun sri hrgff
ADD no stew they Eiisf.n. gitst.u.
s'".a II N.'h ~ at ryes 10 iist-ti
for Mat ust.o they -
Schroeisr's Nafluua. QUAD RsnH D.,,srx a, o..
IN. door. w 's"N'
~. W. W. tefCokAN - e. . M % rsquir.a
oc doNn AZ ~ NJ r - N aud take IL. 49, a
NJ Ah>i ALL NAIL IA the ~ nins 10 ~ DIAN HF AD'
kcun1-t "trip Uck~'. -.
Dancing mus. ~ tie ueS paw every iiar u IN.
wees JeNregt sunday. SclrV..irr xtlI tir~. -
HnL; aos &. M~hlkklN, l. 4 FLAME
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CITY ITEMS

ga Fair Field
and no favor" Compare our OIL Shirt With
those you've paid $3.50 for and see what YOU
think Of them. We've said enough-the Shirts
will do the talking.
HENRY FRANC Soy, One Price,
IL Cor. 18th and D.
Best Family Flour made, 45c. aud Csc. sack.
Best Family Flour made. 4Oc. and 75c sack.
Pure Rye Whisky, 5 years old, Csc quart.
Port Wine (med. use), full quarts, soc. bottle.
1t p. T. WILSON, 934 It'll st. n. W.
Dog Collars engraved. Razors honed free.
Fishing Tackle. WALFoRD, All Pa ave.
Nervous PrOstratiOn, Sleeplessness, Opium
habit, Dizziness, Blues cured by DIR. Miles
Nervine. Samples free at
2tr MERITS DRUa STORE, 1914 r st.
An Invention Making Sewing Pastime
Wheeler Wilson's New high Arm No. g.
1t charms on sight. Its use snrspturea
Office 437 9th street northwest. dll-tr
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CLEvELASp's BAKING POWDER
WHOLESOME.
LEAvENs MOST
LEAvENs BEST.
Send stamp for cook book.
Cleveland Baking Powder Co.. New York
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GRoeAs's CREDIT Housr
FURNITURE AND cARPETa
READ THESE PRICES.
Solid Oak Antique-nnished Bed Room Suites. 8
pieces. for SIT cash or SIS on credit.
s-ptece Parlor Suites. solid walnut frames uphol-
stored in plush best hair cloth, SIS cash or $50
on credit.
Good WOVEN WIRE BED SPRINGS for 81. % cash
or g.. 80 on credit
BRUSSELS CARPET, Coo. cash or &c. on credit
Good INGRAM CARPET. 3oc cash or ACC. on
credit.
We sew and lay all CARPETS free Of cost and don't
Charge for the waste in matching figures
Our terms are the easiest of any house IN the city
only small payment at time of purchase and the bal
| ance in EASY WEEKLY or MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
No notes required and per cent discount allowed
on ali accounts settled in thirty days.
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CoLoSrAL BK.cH for Saturday nights, 7:3o