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The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1892-04-21
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
ron pcyGnrss !:


Hon. Y. ". Wilson, Of kana,, !, ],
1,,nty l. A candidate to r.. resent the
penr lie ~ fBtr Ihir Gongr.s sionlf Dir
tri Il, the s3rsi Congress. Submitting
to md 'sndor@iag in advance. the action
OF The y nDcrr.tsc Convention to be
.sls; II 2 irls fop OH the 18th Of Jniy.
ro4 =1-fs rsArh
" AZ .',ttcv'1ed 4 anonnc" !. !.
Urxgrz.s. Of Mercer county. a canai-
.lsste for ~. Democratic nomination fer
ssafe. sel.:sor for He 18th District.
W.. are authorized to ~ .onrce the
s.isap ~ ~. y Ma'loosi. OF Mercer
o.. \. - u cs,ulisleic for the Stair
.e itc from tie III, Senatorial District.
subject TO he action Of the Democrat.
Sci tori "A Conveptiof
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1892-04-21
,'ormis- oners' Sale Of Rsal Esilfe.

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lSn, !, A.. - Z OF pI,4. -
- of t,.u cir- crr ., -. n co, s, y
VA ~ send The * Us,r ~ s.,'
sfelF" the y cap-s ~ y. y .#s
Hi,s. ~ At. 4. Vance & ri, 3,
.nde - 4 e"nn., s.cae.s Nif, on the "a Is
Iof srril, ~, IN 81 b.h.4 Ne li.st siav of
sn1l tsl ~ Q. lsletis oHFt,i affcr for IT 10 r
public a.eiie'i Inc h,.hcst bidder, the follow.
il real j sic, tizt
. Saves o. fisc = Ro,.st brsncn OF iianl
CT ok.
80 scfcs on J en creek.
g ercsor l. rs 4 cNecA.
1ae !. III ia bi'i aaa proceedings men, ioned.
TERMS OF SALE:
'le ;tinlp Ne r,ia i { matt, caEsi : y - u
'i,,i t.'e ~ itl4 ia Two Az h - iire ~. ~ I
sic ~ 1atDd lsnt9Nfve = :. tffs 80.
re !, - h;lser -, ista soo .,sg -, ui
&c attctr,l ~ cs4s. IL h. so 4, tsiE
Eey ns.fy 2ptiA l,'t-. n. q. rNesls II.
Spc' ! cra,s' > lose 5
&. WM'Ga lcsi al - e,f.is eo,5t q,
he scl z q " e ~. fs~s=s tf.7f isIs + v {
~ ICY Neft q sse4..., ~ III, ~,
3, 9, gu-o, lAci., Ds 4 eaa ,
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The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1892-04-21

ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
v.s~E. or WEST VIRGINIA,

S .t:E OF WEST ' fRGiNIA,
10, AZ COUNTY. To-wir !:
- ii..riiz' N t.lc on, OF The Jerk
of tie ir,, lit Cour; ef said county on
the fir aiol 'ay in March, 1892:
X. t. W. Duke, ii. .7.7.1.7..... iaiiitiif.
V. IN hancery.
The Little k.tirrwha ..trtifbcr Company
Defendants.
The object OF tbs suit is TO recover
s5,Dg0 damages aga INST the defendant
FOR 4 trespass in cutting eand removing
tiMbcr from the lands Of plaintiif, sitn-
ate on the ridge between Pigeon reek
and Rock House fork Of SAME, in Iso-.an
county, Yves. Virgin;.i.
This day came the plaintiff by hi3 att
foIney an on his moi.on L appe riag
from M af,dGvit fled with tie paper
of this Use ..has t. d,fenaaI.t i. ].
non-rc ;iostsf % lie State of West yir-
GINA. 1t is therefore ordered thaf said
defendant. tie Ike kanawha I.i2ii,ei.
ompang @4.sAe~e wisst,. one .lonfh
llori lie .irs 'csfien Of ms .; .sr
az DO Wits, ! Necessary 10 protest its
ipsei. i t;,tr II
e ~.
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1892-04-21
COMMENT.

In this issue will be fouad the
announcement of E. w. Wilson, of
Kanawha, for Congress. Mr.. Will
son is well known to the Demo
Gratis of the District as an earnest
and hard working party man, and
while we have never acknowledge
ed that any man has a claim on
the people for Office, yet his SER
vices to the party in the past are
worthy of consideration.
= -
The names of T. L. Henritze and
w. M. Mahood are announced in
this issue as candidates for the
Democratic nomination for the
State Senate. Both gentlemen
are from Mercer county, and both
are highly spoken of, by citizens of
Mercer. The Mercer Democratic
convention will be held on the
Both instant, and we are ready to
endorseI.he action of thai conven-
ton in the premises. We under
stand thai both OF the gentlemen
ale willing for their neighbors to
make choice between them.
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NOTICE.

The lands far,ueriy owned by Will
liam Collins, IN Tug River, Ben Creek,
~ the Elkhorn and Sandy River Land
Trust.
All person aye here v was4ed not to
trrsl.ass on az OF said ianas, md are
hereby notified HAT the Law relating to
trespassess y.i oe strictly aiiiorced.
Js.,aPs SNPKiss, As,citt,
Hinch, jail q u
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So vtaS a. va ~ Bepres'H
a I,lc af5a.
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The Monetary Conference.

All the governments Of Europe, with the sim
gle exception of Russia, have either formally
or informally accepted the invitation issued by
the President to participate with the United
States in a monetary conference looking to .
more extensive use Of silver money. A favor
able response from Russia il confidently ex-
pected. The time and place for the conference
have not yet been settled While the con-
ferees on the part Of the United States have not
yet been announced it is generally accepted
that Mr.. h. W. Cannon and Senator Jones Of
Nevada will be appointed.
The President and the Secretary Of the Treas
ury viii confer next week ON the general sub
ject of the meeting.
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DIR. WELLING Of the Columbian University
left town today. After spending few days at
his summer home in New England. he sails for
Europe on the 22d instant He goes first to
attend the tercentenary of Dublin University
as delegate from the Smithsonian Institute.
At a later date he Will go to Madrid where he
has been appointed by the President. in COM
pany with Admiral Luce and Prof. g. Brown
States at the Columbian Historical Exposi-
tion, which will be opened early in September
next.
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PERsoNAL.-D. ]. Thompkins of Brooklyn,
VIM. G. Hill of Philadelphia, Thos. H. Greevy
Of Altoona and Fred D. Miller of Trenton are
at Willard's.-F. L. Garrison of Coalburg W.
Va, E. F. Stevens Of Acme. W. Va. J. +.
Sheridan of San Francisco and p. B. Lee Of
Philadelphia are at the Randall.--Isidor Bach
of New York, Fl. E. Queen of Covington, Ky.
F. ?. Hagan of Spokane, Wash, VIM. Z. Lang
of Pittsburg, Frank E. Harris of the army
and Chas. P. Holden of Boston are at
the Ebbitt. Nichols of Baltimore.
Chas. d. johnson of Boston, Licia Ciliey Of
Cincinnati, B. E. Mallory of Norwich, Conn,
and w. Scott Sims Of New York are at the Riggs
w. S. Donnell of Philadelphia, John A.
Fish Of Boston, Frank Shay and John A. Hogan
Of New York, r. Warner, jr., of st. Paul and
W. A. Harrison of Augusta. Ga. are at the Ar
lington.--Richard Pearce Of Denver, Geo. R.
BIodgett Of Boston, VIM. A. Stewart of Balti-
more, E. s. Pillsbury of San Fran
cisco and w. F. Chalmers Wigston of
London are at the Shoreham.-C W. Harris
of New York and Sam Dickinson of Philadel-
phia are at the Normandie.-J. W. Lawson of
Virginia and Joseph Woods of New Jersey are
at the NstionaL-Chas. s. Stewert of
Winston, n. c., is at the Metropolitan.-L.
c. Dunn and w. c. Wells of BostoA, Peter
White Of st. Louis, W. C. Manning Of San
Francisco and ]. Rowen Of New Hampshire are
at the st. Jsmes.-J. P. Van Hook OF Phila-
delphia, Fred. e. Bach of Wilmington, Del,
and Chas. E. Webster Of Illinois are at the
Oxford.--C. P. Hadley Of New York, B. J.
Allen of Pennsylvania and A. G. Greer Of Phil
adelphia are at the johnson.
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A San DIEGO DIvIDEND.-The controller of
the currency has declared first dividend of 10
per cent in favor of the creditors of the Cali
fornia National Bank of San Diego. Cal, on all
claims proved. amounting to S63S. .569. The
bank failed November IL, 1891.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-15

A CHANCE FOR WoMEN.-The civil service
commission has need of applicants for women
teachers in the Indian service The chances of
those passing the examination are very good at
this time. The regular examination will be
held at Washington on Tuesday. July L.
Women whose names are on the registers for
the departmental service may, if they choose.
withdraw from those registers and be examined
for the Indian service in which the chance Of
appointment is very much better.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-15

Senator Mcmillan win not be at the Senate
until Thursday morning, and because Of this
the conference with the local street railroad
mAgnasss has been postponed until Monday
next. There Win, however, be meeting Of the
District committee at their regular time ON
Friday morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-15

NEW Iowa BASK.-The controller Of the cur
rency has authorized the First National Bank
OF Spirit Lake. Iowa, to begin business with a
capital of $4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-15

PENSION MArTERs.-The total number of
pensions allowed by the bureau of pensions for
the week ended June was 1852 The amount
paid for the same time aggregated $50, 1892. so.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-15

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS sToDAY.-Internal rev.
enue, $512, 2,3l3; customs, $547, SIG.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-15

ACT AppRovED.-The President has approved
the act granting the use of certain lands to the
city OF New Bedford, Mass, for a public park
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-15

EFFICIENCY RECORD IN THE WAR DEPART
MENr.-The first application of the new meth
dds Of establishing and keeping the efficiency
records of government clerks in the classified
service, as ordered by President Harrison. was
put into operation in the office of the quarter
master general, War Department, yesterday.
The chief clerk and two principal clerks or
chiefs of divisions constituted the board to
grade the clerical force. The results. as an
nounced. showed that Mr.. A. Y. Leech attained
the first grade in class 4, W. H. Hodges in class
8, A. W. Ogden in class 2. Miss Susan C. Roy in
class 1 and Miss Jennie Lawson in the 81, 900
grade.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

MEETING OF THE NATIONAL AS.
on hss az sS$s
1si49Ss FL 1Ss'r. H, NJ. HsaTsa: s.ets.a!y.
E~NIDsUMMER REVIVAL At UNION
:ondss.sa Sy ksy: q s. Inss oi Mississippi. Service
rS sr4 f r. Ct n sTrThf Ell ss
the sn.Iin5 and Tor the purpose of
this mssins By oS order Sr 70 ,s p,sss'' "
my24. .je15.tyl-3t Secretary.
~ . trustees Of the German. American Fire In
q The e VIII
TauksbAY. June IL. iS9gS; Polls Sgsn from II
my.S. NJ, jeG 4.s,n,1se. H. L. 0hsaai Secretary.
R~sUMMER REQUIREMENTS.
PROTECT YOUR HOME
From the swsrms of flies, mosquitoes
AND doS aOs in Is nsa
niheant in comparison to the comfort
Adjustable Window Screens, 25c
Window Frames SO inches square, for
making yonr own screens. lie. each.
Strong Wire Screen Doors finished
Putting up screen doors, Soc.
LAY THE DUST IN front Of your house and prevent
M syns E in was4 sp pis
y,th couplings and patent nozzle. only
CIT rHx SsfdsR hWItp H9se Rses SktK E'e. each.
II you wish it to look smooth and vel
ID inch Lawn Mowers. FULLY ouaran-
MAKE YOUR 'tss' SIS snIS iSf e cEEaa II sash
then make as much and often you
3-at. Ice Cream Freezsrs. only 81. 81.
THE STOVE F6k rs is e sas a0y
BARBER sSss ss Sds a each: l"''a'A'' Gas stoves
coR c6Rnhh FRI 4 HSfSi AND SITS. NV. ,on
'MERTz's" MODERN IDEAS
WsL-eut garments
Unezceiisd quality
Popular prices.
W. C. MERITS
Tailoring Shop.
,e1O 514 11th St
E~MAN NTELs., ANDIR0Ns, TENDERS.
- ;, Grates. Wrourht-iron Gas Fixtures. so.
Tds File sRSe $50 18th m
R~MICHIGAN HARDWOOD REFRIGERA-
- tors. Gas and New Process Gasoline Stoves.
TN, stove. range and furnace work. plumbing and
nrlng, garden hose. Pay cash and 20 per cent.
Tel. 9S4. tap.e3-3ml JNO. MORAN. 212b Pa. ave.
R~NEw DEPARTURE IN FINE TAILORING
h. d. BARR. I'LL Pennsylvania ave-
Suits from s35 up.
Trousers from $1Oup.
Low prices this date with hixh- grade art ja29
PACKAGE CAR.
The Georgetown and Tenallytown railway will run
its combination package, Passenger and smoking
from 32d and NJ sts. through Bethesda Park leav-
ing at and IL q. m. and and p. Rate for small
packages, cents for bulky packages in bags and bar
rels. 10 cents per 100 lbs. my19-ln
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TO KEEP COOL.

k@sHow TO KEEP COOL.
serene temper is the first essential, yet
ofttimes that is difficult to attain when the
body is depressed with too warm clothing.
Perhaps. therefore. comfortable clothes
should rank FIRST.
Our business is to furnish you with cloth
ing. See our Serge Coat and Vest, in all
colors, 81.
GEORGE sPRANsY,
3elo 4A 7th st.
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THE HOUSE.

After the transaction Of some routine business
the House went into committee Of the whole
CMr. McCresry Of Kentucky in the chair on the
fortifcation appropriation bill.
Mr.. Breckinridge (Ky.), in charge Of the bill.
briefly explained its provisions. 1t appropriated
s2,4l2 ,376, being sI,S62, ,A27 less than the
amount OF the bill of last year, and authorizes
the Secretary Of War to make contracts for GER
tain work involving further expenditure of
81, 800. The appropriation made for the
enlargement of the Wstervliet arsenal and for
finishing and assembling the 8, 10 and l2-inch
eea-coast guns at that arsenal the committee on
appropriations believed to be amply sufficient.
The bill also appropriated e15l 900 for the en-
largement Of the heavy gun carriage plant Ut
Wstertown arsenal, Mass.
Nh. oBoUT's cRIrIc1sM.
Mr.. Gout Vt.) criticised some Of the items
Of the bill on the ground that they did not
make q sufficient appropriation Especially
severe was he on the action Of the committee
IN reducing from s500, 900 to s250 900 the ap-
preparation for the procurement Of sites for for
tihcations.
The bill was then considered by paragraphs
for amendment.
Mr.. Grout moved to increase from e500, 900
to s2,647 900 the appropriation for gun and
mortar batteries.
The motion was lost
Mr.. Grout made an unsuccessful effort to in
crease from &350 200 to e5O0, 900 the sppropria-
tion for sites for fortihcationA
Mr.. O'Neil (Mass) offered an amendment for
the construction at the Wstervliet arsenal Of
twenty breech-loading riAed morArs Of oast
iron, hooped with steel Adopted
Mr.. HoLnAxs AMExDnxxy.
Mr.. Holman lInd) offered an amendment 10
eliminate the contract feature - far - IL rsSes
to the watervliet arsenal. The amount carried
under the contract ID q, ,946, 600, Of which
more than ESQ, 900 shall be expended durine
the next Ascal year. The amount appro-
pristed under the amendment h esd, 900.
Mr.. Grout, IN opposing the amendment, sHid
that it, eject would be TO stop the work Of ssa-
coast fortihcation--a work which hnd been
earnestly recommended by the wise stasssman,
eam1l J. nldsn, and by the gentleman whom
the democrats expected 10 nominaAs nsxt
weak.
"Hill?,' qusried Mr.. BurrovA
mo, Clsvsland," replied Mr.. 0rout, snid
dsmoozatie applause.
Ecoastassd o. stsA Peal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-15

HE NEW YORK. LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
which. in 1860. originated the frs: Son orrsitubts
Poiieg makes another radical departure in favor
of the insured
The New York Life now announces that the physical
conditions Of aPpicaht being satisfactory It will
insure him without future limitations.
The ''AeeHmUiatiOn Policy contains restrictions
whatever respecting occupation. residence. trdrel.
habits of tire manner Of death The only condition
Of the policy Is that the premiums be paid sTreed
For faH particulars. .address NsW York LVs Brsach
O1Res. ISL y ST. Js14-lm
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

E~eaE;3IaeEkI9,TWN E~eaE;IGase k, 4, A,GIADEMI q THE yIsI;
fo the closing exercises will obse by sending their
K~MAsoNIc...A SPECIAL ooNvocATIoN
as Ssd.9sss Il EG s s ss
sis,A y 'n' i s. = JSo. & THOMSON. Secretary,
SS:S Post. Ne I, viii assemble q q A.bu5y n: q
r.de: 90! smith. oficers and msInSsrs detailed
;'' s' sS SS st. %AffRR Ct sfHG5 afbp1rros
IL. Adtutant Commander.
R~RECHABITEs ,ATTENTION.-ALL MEM
Gldff + @efs sasi SSS Fe
h.. snsssa q m s. E. AA1ssfs
g. T. HOPE sSP .EHR ssTTle. NEssISk ToMSk
aEw ~ June ~ at p m conducted by Mrs Barbour.
E%A GRAND TENR5RASsE RPFpY41SsE FhdHfFnIrrs kAhEF
ST. the Hs T f,ssms 2Sd foT 81.
to have grand temperance meeting under the auspices
Come Heber. Union. Cammack. Jas H. Moore and
all the others members Of the order.
order of the O. Ruler of AnaGSs. %% Tent 1ss
F~A JUNE FETE WILL BE HELD AT THE
fHIs fvESfNaa Homs doTs; sson lats and 10 s's
kEAbEkkXEp bkXpstsH GsH9sEffl ffAso WARE ROOMS.
fennA 'fs to T septs@sst sGss at 100 n daily from June
,.,5-s W. ks.,dsns xAS w1MSKLE; MiH.E:;,
NTo WHOM 1T MAY OONCERN-I WILL.
4 % n.%e GsF'Sssf al Si's N.fss
H-NsTHE PUPILS OF THE LATE DANIEL
please can innsdiatsly and settle At i1s5 ISsh &
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PHukpElpGrA, June l6.-Eo sss~ion q IL
convention Of tbs international Typographical
Onion was hsld today. Ths delegates visited
Atlantic City - TIE guests Of The ex-dsisgssss'
aasoeatton of PhiiadAiphiA Ths dslsenss WI
yseurn this evening snd tomorrow ~ sonu1on
II - eonvsut1oa Win - rssumsA
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Cor. oth and n. Y. ave. NV je15
"sPECIALTIEs" AT BARBER ROSS.
safs ! Joy Ut, TIRE
BY % oor sSa
With screens. Your comfort more than Offsets
Adjustable Window Screens. 25c. each; se. 20
Window Frames. 80 in square. for making
yegr ys,rSN own screens; W;s 17e: each: s.,-
sSos md dUSTs sss sns SS caS
Putting up Screen Door, Soc.
KEEP TIE rAAlts55FG sR4ss ssEssn @aPGgH1 P23Ei S'':
Sas ss is a'ns zSSa iess oSs
much prettier 4 watered regularly.
DOES rGE GiE9sR sRkss aSse NEsb hsSs GtTffss, M fs
ss:s .sS 8 y SsS
IF ss1's aS icE ehy GEEAa fkfzEF khfs
S: ;sI nd there
GAS srdSSs IS Vs SIsiT R SfifsSs 6fHTss sas sSS
Az kinds from the good to the best. You can
E iSys ana ass ss1ss. :.
saRnfH saR: ii4H i Hsfs HsB o SITS. NV. ,.,.
K~D DISSOLUTION; NOTICE. =
s5.o Ths Psr.nssrsn.p the existing between Wdng
been dissolved bs mutu. Consent " A. Wildins con S
pay q debts due to the irm VA TILPINd
K. WASHINGTON. D. c.. JUNE IA, 1892
estate office to the corner l2th and O. the build
w. fiSPs Ra Estate Iasn: and srna n
surance. jel4-2w
TvHiiTjp.. I. cs!sP sERTEIB6R T, Be oUR oTEIcE
''p, SATURDAY anu at f50fz l. " %ssSFkt si!sEdsyt CO..
5el42t. GIG Est. NV.
ANCpITAG T,r N-y, /,0.I -yo--------
0~- Office corner 10th and + sts. NV.
penobscet river ice only. Best grades Of family
at IN
je14
E~MEN's Flannel SUITS At sTINE-
Mems Flannel Suits. 81. 80.
Separate Separate psass Pen,s. &. sa. So
ssap oa e q Sot ns % Sass :.s a.S
nH sf1As sffSEMEfz En- Iafzs Z Rr:s5: sons.
1877 Pa. ave. NV. jel4
FCSJpNE 10. 1sso...THE. FIRM OF W. c.
;;Snnfy AIM and lanes q NssEnsson PS
have At st. wsfsS
ship. All persons indebted to the said arm will
psisf forward 'Ra Ta5f g 5iSfS E JAMES
I~oSS;, S;,n AND !, o,aA AFTER JUNE Is NY STORE
Will be closed e. wAsrfHp # fe9ff sPMPoNs Fl osNso'p'
ie13-a n. e. cor. 9th and NV.
R&SFoR ONE WEEK ONLY.
C1adyens Clothing at Greatly Reduced Prices.
All our g. co. o. so. 81 IS and as. 90 chitdres
Suits at the uniform price
1878
EISEMAN BROS.
Manufacturing Tailors and Clothiers,
je13 Cor. 7th and sts NV
H,CARPENTERs' WORK AT LOWEST
- prices. Jobbing and remodeliny speciality.
Designs and estimates furnished free Screen doors
and windows to order. Mail orders promptly at
tended To. Satisfaction guaranteed.
h. 7. PACE,
Carpenter and Builder,
ell-1m' T21 14th ST. NV.
RoDR. MORGAN HAS REMOVED HIS
So office and residence from F. st. u. W. to No.
S19 10Th st; NV, bet; and h SITS. tMcPherson
squarc) Telephone call 7:l1 my23.lms
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

The tcedther lskelp to be slf0htiy
49, cooLsT; clear today and tonight; northertp
,cinds becoming variable; sl0htly ,odrmer and fair
Thursdav.
Why not save 25 per cent by buying your
lumber Of US. OF course these are cash
prices. Couldn't sell them SO low We
credited promiscuously.
Best Gang sawed Boards. 81. 15 per 100
50. feet.
Va. Pine Flooring. only 81 so per 100 %.
feet.
Hin. Best Siding. 81 per 100 50. feet
Best Cypress Shingles, 4 by 20 inches, a
per 1000.
Hbbey, Bittinger Miller.
The Peoples Popular Lumber Yard.
Cor. 9Th and N. Y. ave- NV ,e1S
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~sTILL GOOD PICKING.
Every garment leaving this shop is an exam:
pie offhe highest achievem ents in the sartorial
art Prizes are but little, II any. more than
you pay for cheap unferior) tailoring.
The picking is still good in that line Of $l2
$l3 and $l4 Trouserings for 60 although many
have been sold since 1rst offered.
OWEN OWEN. cor. 10th and n. Y. NV je15
~WE UNDERSTAND THE "ART"
~ There is an ''drt' in packing and shipping
wines. We understGnd II. No one would ever
suppose You were receiving wines from the
outside appearance Of the cases We pack. We
sell none but the best wines. clarets punches
whiskies. &c. Leave your order with us before
yon go to the country.
Pure Blackberry Cordial, a panacea for sum-
sicians-du good ones
Red and White Punch ready for dayortnR-
nectar for the gods"
TO-KALON WINE COMPANY
614 l4th st. NV. [jel5l Telephone qqS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-15

RSWE DO NOT HAVE TO APOLOGIZE
49, for any assertions make, for the reasof,
that we make none we cannot substantiate. II
typewriter Ribbons didn't dry out in time You
would only need one ribbon. They last accord
Ing to the use they are subjected-s!x months to
three years Underwood's Typewriter Supplies
are too well known and appreciated TO need any
concentrations at our hands.
JOHN c. PARKER,
617 9TH st. NV tel5
KEEPING ABREAST OF THE TIMEs"-
S>sSa is the secret Of succeSs" in all things.
cording to the quickest. easiest and most eco
nomtcnt method Is by using the Edison Pkono-
graph. You may dictate your CORES pondence
ora rough draft Of to the Phonograph and
any person OF or mary intelligence can write
out the letters sfterward. =. Sold easp p9v. 80
msnts. COLUMBIA PHONOGRAPH Co,
IL 62e st. n ".
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-15

R~AN OLD TRADE TRUISM
COST and profit combined make the price
Of manufactured article. We employ only
picked workmen and use the very best
weaves of cloth. Aside from these two
leaders our EXPENSES light AMI our
charges are proper tionslly low.
SNYDER WOOD.
Model Tailors.
]. L. WI 423 Eleventh street northwest.
R-sPECIAL NOTICE-PERsoNs HAVING
q or as M f as "a
SITS. NV. Painting all its br anches. jeS-12t.
K~cH1cAGo RELAY RACE. NEW YoRK.
THE G. J. TIRE Is GREAT"
POUGHKEEPs1E. n. Y. May %. 1892
About an day today and Yesterday evening. upon
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it. and beating Tourist striped down, with can.
vas 0n 5sisssa ass siss four minutes TEEo RonrRrs
GORMULLY JEFFERY MFG. CO..
1el5 1326 14th ST. NV.
K~THEY WON'T DRY UP! :.
LfTTLEs TYPEWRITER RIB
BONS rfH not dry up within one
ssr 90 ena Is rlfh s nGe LAT
dificulty-we offer . forfeit II the ribbons
We sell dfsappoint claims. Others dare
not make such an offer.
HENRY A. CLARKE L SON. Aoents. aa5 ST.
R~r YOU CONSIDER COMFORT
Have your mesyure taken for . COOL
eonforfable Summer suit that Will
H. most Mess ,s,I,.h1E ms1ing a such Suit: for the
%:sSazsoS; l :3; I: sssid isdpIIs1s9 His : s.aA. e
lent Summer Suit for ESQ ne
truly psrfecu
J. A. 0RIESBAUER. Merchant Tudor, As 9TH ST.
3. 8. Hardor. 6Oz ST. 3el5
E~WE HAVE JUST BOTTLED -FOUR CASKS
vineyard Of Calcrnia most delicious vine for srrn-
mer me. Price. Is per dozen.
COS Pennsylvsnis ave. n.w..
1sll-N Oppostte Metropolitan Hotel.
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ySu are roips away for fSs nmms 81
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