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DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.
BUILDING PERMITS

BUILDING PERMITS
have been issued follows: E. Geary, two
frame dwellings Central avenue, Ivy City; s450.
j. H. Lane. one brick dwelling ia K street
northeast; $500. NJ. Z. Bradshaw, seven
brick dwellings 1904 to 1916 alley southeast,
square l0lS; $500. NJ; Z. Grimes:
northwest; $500. N. E. Thompson, one
brick dwelling PIT. alley northwest. square 554;
1000 p. q. Sauer, four brick dwellings, 3l6
to 1872, alley southwest, square 544: $4,000
VIM. MeNeir. six brick dwellings, 1911 to 1921
dwellings, 12s to 1870 r street northeast; 81, 0O0
j: H. Lane. two frame dwellings. lexington,
block 9; $1,000.
EXEMPTION OF CHURCH PROPERTY.
The Commissioners have recommended that
H.R bill S5, ITO release certain church property
in the District Of Columbia from arrears of tax
alton" be favorably acted upon after having
been amended by adding, provided further,
that no church property shall be exempt from
payment for improvement and repair Of alleys
and sidewalks. and the construction of sewers
and sidewalks of such form and material as the
Commissioners may determine. under the permit
system. when such work is considered by the
commissioners as necessary for the pubic
health, safety or comfort"
At present church property can stand in The
way OF such improvements and the Commits
sloners say they know of no good reason why
such property should not pay for the special
benefits 1t may receive from such work.
MUST HAVE PERMIT.
The Commissioners have ordered that here
after no electric wires for telephone, telegraph
or electric light service shall be strung in the
District of Columbia without a permit from the
Commissioners of the District Of Columbia.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Commissioners have issued an order to
the effect that hereafter certain articles of forage
enumerated in contract with Gait Co. be
purchased in open market instead Of under the
provisions Of the contract with Gait Co.,
dated July 2. 1891.
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Duncanson Bros. have sold at auction for
Mckinney and Matthews. trustees, house and
lot on High street near 4th street, Georgetown,
for S6,l50 to Richard Shekell. For John
Ridout, attorney, small frame on 18th street
near NJ street. Georgetown, for q. 49O to Thos
). stanton For Gordon and Lipscomb, trus-
tees, lot on New Hampshire avenue between s
and street for sL7l19 per square foot to w.
l. Argue. For Garnett and Duvall, trustees
frame house and lot on NJ near 18th for a $50
to H. Burkhaldt.
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Real Estate Matters.

Robert s Stevens has purchased for s16,-
ESQ of 7. II. Gather subs 80 and 81, square
179. Al by ITO feet on 18th bet. Q and Il streets
northwest
Eddy B. Townsend has bought Of J. H. Dan
forth for $4,000 lots l49 and $50 of panforth's
sub of Pleasant Plains.
Louisa Ohare has purchased Of C. A. Gina
for S7.177 lot 2. block 4. North Columbian Uni
versity grounds.
Margaret NJ. Eckstein has bought for Sc, 700
of T. NJ. Boulter sub IA, square 1863, 20 5y 95
feet on X between 9Th and 10th streets north
west
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No Significance Attaches to spain's Refusal
to Receive Him ut Ponape.

to Receive Him ut Ponape.
The State Department evidently attaches no
significance to the refusal Of Spain to receive
Mr.. H. Rand as United Statesconsul to Pouape,
In the Caroline Islands. 1t is the right of any
country at any time to refuse to recognize
consuls at points where it does not desire them.
and this is not regarded as ground for offense
When Mr.. Rand arrived at the islands the
Spanish government refused him an exequstur,
not for personal reasons, but because they had
decidednot to receive consular representatives
from any country. This is not an unusual
occurrence. The rejection of Mr.. Rand has
not caused the slightest break in our friendly
relations with Spain. and in view Of the condi-
ton of affairs the State Department has re-
called the consul to the Caroline Islands
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
AMUSEMENTs TONIGHT

ALBAUsHfa-Margaret Mather in THE
Egyptian"
acknowledgements, the Magician.
ACADEMY OF MUsIc--Audrans Miss Hell
yeti"
HARMS BIJoU.-Go-Won-Go Mohawk in The
Indian Mail Carrier"
KERSAS's LYcEUM THKArKR--Turners En-
glish Gaiety Girls
WASHINGTON LIGHT INFANTRY ARMoRY.-
A Rustic Festival
The BATTLE OF GErrYsBURa.-Fifteenth
street and Ohio avenue.
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The Hsncoek Statue Commi..,o,-

The Hancock statue Commission held meet
TN yesterday at the War Department. There
~'re present the Secretary Of War, Senator
Quay and Mr.. Clark, architect Of the Capitol.
representing Senator Cockerills number of
matters we're discussed and it was decided that
ut the meeting Of the commission next week
the artists who are interested in the work should
be invited to be present The Sheridan and
Logan statue commissions will also hold meet
ines in this city next week.
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The EmancjDaffOn Parade.

There was joint meeting Tuesday night of
the committee on finance and the committee on
arrangements for the emancipation parade
Reports were made to the effect that the Balti-
more Rifles. accompanied by the Empire Band,
the colored cavalry from Fort Myer, the Dis
trict colored battalion and forty o. fifty civic
organizations would parade. The finance COM
Ei,tee are receiving liberal contributions to aid
the celebration.
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Gen. GuyV. Henry Garrison.s Hon.

Gen. Guy v. Henry Garrison, No. 43. Regu-
lar Army and Navy Union. D. c.. gave its first
military hop at Grand Army Hall Tuesday
evening last 1t was very well attended and
Melted a considerable sum for the garrison
The arrangements reflected great credit on the
management An enjoyable evening was passed
without a single mishap to mar its pleasures
The hop was given under the auspices of nom
commissioned officers OF the company of the
gallant ninth cavalry stationed at Fort Meyer
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At the cattle market at the Washington
Union stock yards at Benning, d. c., YES
terday le2 cattle were on the market
and sold as follows: Best, to 4Ic.
per pounds good, 81 to $40. per pound;
medium, to Sac per pound: common. 2 to
lambs on the market. Scarce and wanted. Cows
with calves sold from S25 to $50 each. Cattle
market dull
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TIT H H ZEE RRR ZEE
+ HHHHH En- k kaE Z e.
T II II EER K K KER

Was shoe manufacturer who didn't advertise in
the newspapers. but instead he stamped his name and
address inverted letters the sole Of each shoe
made by him. The dust in the streets Of that town
was his advertising medium. likewise the soft in
winter The dust doesn't have time to settle in WASH
ington; neither do Wilson Carr Of 800 st. NV.
stamp their name the bottom Of their famous 81 30
shoes but they did the concrete of streets
could the impression these streets Of would
be standing advertisement for them The 90. 80
Shoe for ladies immensely popular aud the foot that
Is tender or aches with becomes comfortable ut
once when encased in this soft. easy shoe Ladies' may
choose between dull glaze finish. broad medium
narrow toe The Gents 81 30 Shoe il neat and dressy
and may he had IN several different shapes They are
re best value for the money given in Washing
ton. 80 "a.
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1kSrent 1tODDerfet hep0rteOs
Premier safety bicycle belonging to Albert
B. Morgan was stolen from in front OF his Office
on F street Monday.
An overcoat and two dress coats were stolen
from the hall Of Ernest Rupperts house, No.
COS 9th street northwest, Saturday evening.
A coat belonging to G. BOrdigan was stolen
from a tree in the White Lot yesterday.
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Gen. joseph E. Palmer, jr., national COM
nander Of the Union Veteran Legion of the
United States. has appointed Lyman F. W.
Gushing Of Washington, d. c., colonel and
aid-de-eamp on his staff. Col Cushing is well
known in military circles Of this city. being a
member Of Burnside Post. G. A. R., Encamp-
ment No. ., Union Veteran Legion and also of
the Commandery Of the Loyal Legion.
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A New Building Association.

At a meeting held Tuesday evening steps were
taken to form new building association to be
known as the German American Permanent
Building Association. committee consisting
of Edw. j. Hannah, s. J. Block, A. Fisher,
Chas. Quasi, Alex. III. Bell and John A. Bartlett
was chosen to draft q constitution and bylaws
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Governor OF Soldiers Home.

Gen. Wilcox, U. s. A. (retired), has been re-
quested to withhold his resignation as governor
Of the Soldiers Home at Washington in order
that the President may delay the selection OF
his successor for a short time. 1t is said that
Adjutant Kelton is most likely to receive the
appointment
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CARHART 4 LEIDY.

GREAr SALE Or Day GooDs
LUTTRELL's. GOTH ST. AND PA AVE
5000 yards Of Teazle Cloth at 10c. and l2kc.
One case of Androscoggin Cotton at Sc per yard.
full line of Dress Cos ds from l1c 81 per yard
China and India Silks in plain and figured from Soc.
to 81 yard.
Plain Black Silksfrom 75c. to 90. 80 per yard
beautiful line of new Parasos and Sun Umbrellas
Striped and Plaid Muslins from Sc to :.c. per yard
Dotted Swiss from l21c. TO SOC per yard.
Table Dan ask from DC. to S1.225.
Napkins from toe. to IS per dozen
Linen Towels from u. 20 to s6 per dozen.
India Linens from &c. to SIC. per yard.
a. Long Goth. 12Ec. Worth l6c
Gents Neckwear a specially See our Pc. goods
Gents LADIES' and chdren's underwear. hosiery and
handkerchefs at lowest ash prices.
Ribbons cheap: also cambria edsings and Iaces.
Our stock 10 larger than and rices suit all.
THoS. J. LUTTRELL.
ap?-2w 1880 Pa. ave.
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The rustic festival was largely attended last
hight by the military. The artillery. the en-
kinesr corps and several other organizations
vers represented Tomorrow evening the
Herman societies will be present and it 10 ex-
Pected that very large crowd will attend
his evening the Mysterious Club and the Elks
vill b present The Light Infantry corps ex-
poets to realize . handsome sum from the fss-
fival and 10 very much pleased at the manner
p which the public has shown its appreciation
bf iB efforts.
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WILL Be REAcHED TOMORROW AT IL O'CLOCK
J number OF important pieces in the great
Fernicke collection. the sale of which is now
N progress at the auction rooms Of Iatimer a
l407 G street. will be reached tomorrow,
friday, IN both the morning and afternoon
Ale. The sale has been largely attended and
las been success, except that many Of the
|rticles sold very low. The auetioneers have
|een Instructed by the importers 10 close out
very article and the sale will possibly run into
Eonday and Tuesday of next week--Adrt
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enrIL Lorgnettes, q. 80 up Hsmpler's, 45s Pa .,
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To you, if you'll come. that we are selling a
spring derby for s1.9O that would cost you
S2.50 elsewhere.
FRANC & Soy. One Price, cor. 18th and ID.
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The Blaine Invincible Club held their regu-
y monthly meeting at No. sas Pennsylvania
Fsnus northwest last evening and it was
rgsly attended. J. w. Bell. chairman of the
|nmittes on reception, made his report on
70 reception held on the 22d Of last month
hich Melted the club ESQ. The odicsrs for
|e ensuing year were installed
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PREPARATIONS FoR SPRING
0Ro9AN's CREDIT HOUSE,
sls. s2l. 1913 7th st. NV.

small cash deposit. the balance small weekly or
monthly payments notes to sign and per cent
discount all settlements made within thirty days.
Such terms for the purchase of any article or
articles of Furniture. Carpets. Mann3. &c.
The coming Of spring necessitates many changes
about the house. such things Mattnss and Refrg-
orators demand your attention. Right lere desire
to say that have made unusual in these
lines. Our stock Of Mating. Linoleum and Oilcloth
is complete. We lay them your floor without extra
cost.
We know that you will not be disappointed in our
stock OF Refrigerators-we carried many be-
fore. All sizes. all prices. from SO to $50 Made by
K. Armiger Son. and captured the highest Paris
award in 1885, We never tire of talking you about
the Plush Hair Cloth Parlor Suites we sell for ss
and have yet to hear the first complaint. We should
like to have you the Plush Parlor suite we
sell for &45; six pieces frames of solid Oak Our high
grade Parlor Suites in PUSH BrOcatele Tapestry and
Wilton Ruiz % per cheaper than any house in
the city, When you visit asa to the Solid Oak
Bed Room Suite for Sl7 cash. slS on time. II you
need carpet Brussels Coo. yard cash or Soc
time will please YOU Ingram Carpet SIC. per yard
cash. 4Oc time All carpets made and laid without
extra cost No charge Tor waste in matching figures
We sell Six-foot Oak Extension Table for ~ % ash
"a. so time. We furnish your house. or any
part of it. at small outlay of ready cash. and
credit prices lower than cash prices in stores
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

OFFICE OF THE COMNIssIoNERs. WASH.
~ ingtop, DC. April Q. 1S02.-Notice to water
takersITo allow necessary water connections to b
made the pretsures In the Georgetown high service
the sth instant to n on the 9Th instant The
from Prospect avenue and street to Road street j.
". DOUGLASS, ]. W. ROSS. WIN. r. RO6SRI.I.
Comnnoolonor1 DC II
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SUNDAY NraHr in the Academy Mr.. Daven-
port lectures on the Coming Of Christ not
to destroy the world, but to rule it. Admission
free.
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wv HAT CURES PIMpLEs

The only really successful preventive and cure Of
pimples. blackheads. red rough hands, falling hair
and baby blemshes is the celebrated CUTlCURA
SOAP, greatest of skin purifiers and beautifers.
well purest and sweetest of toilet and nursery
Only preventive of clogginx of the pores Sold every
where. ADJ
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FIVE HUNDRED GILDEp Woven REEDOrToMANs
in three sizes will be sold ut So Is and 75c each
Worth 25c. more. julius LAysBURaHs, corner
18th and streets northwest.--AdUL
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ANoSo TIE AUCTION SALES to take place to-
morrow afternoon will be found three-story
brick dwelling No. 1446 Pierce place. near 18th
psrest northwest A good chance for invest
|nent presents itself in this persmptory sale.
Bee advertisement
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,u.. xXxprn,s AxprIo. PuxcH-no headache
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CITY ITEMS.
"April 2. 1892 -

We are cup to date" on styles and colors in
Spring Derbies. Our q. 80 Hat il beatty
the usual two-ifty grade
II FRANC Son. One Price, cor. 7th and d.
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CARPETS CLEANED by the Empire Carpet
Works, 631-6S5 Mass ave. NV. are made moth
proof free of charge. Telephone 1851
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Matthew Bernheim's grand opening will
take place In few days. Watch the papers
for the announcement ap7-eoaw
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CHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.
POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

NORFOLK, FORTRESS MONROE AND FORTS
Steamboat Company PALACE STEAMERS VASE
lNUIOS and NORFOLK leave every DAY the year
4. wharf eth ST., CONNECTING with
all through trains south and west Ones "a
ol9, 1851 and l42l Fsnnsy lvanis ave-
80 Asa Tor tickets va the new line.
mo. oALLAHAn
js2l.tr Cen sBSh
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FoR SPRING STYLES Of wall paper, fresco and
interior painting. window shades, de-, 60 to Il.
w. HENDERSON 8, lib st. NV.
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We CAN PROVE

BELLE OF NELSON WaIsKY, bottled at the
disnllery. CHARLES KRAMER. Agent
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HAVE your building, repairs and alterations
made promptly and at reasonable prices by
CD. COLLINS, builder, III I9 18th st. n. W.
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Wait for the event Of the season-MArrHEw
BERSHEIM's opening. ap7-eo2v
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Try Piso's Remedy for Catarrh. It is
mandy and pleasant to take. and what is more
does oure All druggists. Soc
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Royal Glue the Only Glue, 10 cents.

Purrst Best Oils. ia K ST, You've & Co.,
sole agents for Gold Premium Paints ap7-eos
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A SPECIAL TRAIN.
PULLMAN AND BUFFET CARS ATTACHED.
WILL LEAVE B. AND O. R. r. DEPOT
APRIL L.. 1892. AT ILLS P. NJ.
ELlzABErHroN.
Round-trip Tickets good for ten days. price Sl46O
can be had at the office Of
THE COOPERATIVE TOWN CO.
For tickets and all information call on or address
CHAs. ". ADAMS.
80 Atlantic building. Washington. @.
Have you ever seen the .'vals of the beautiful
river"
wATAUGA VALLEY.
In East TENNESSEE
There. in the center of the Bessemer steel ore
region of the United States. in climate I'M
surpassed for salubrty. and surrounded by
almost boundless resources in coal, iron, lime
stone, marble. slate. granite. timber. &c. Tie Co
operative Town Company of Tennessee has un-
dertaken to build q new industrial city and TO
divide the profits of that grand enterprise
among its stockholders. These profits will be
arich reward to investorsif the affairs of the
company are prudently managed.
They will be managed under q directory
including Hon. John G. Cars OF Kentucky;
Hon. Isham g. Harris of Tennessee; Hon. H.
e. Hansbrough OF North Dakota: Hon. Ben
Butterworth Of Ohio, with Hon. Il. +. Porter,
president; ION. Louis Z. McComss vice presi-
dent; Col. A. L. Triton, treasurer, and Charles
w. Adams. secretary.
The stock of this company is on sale in WASH
ineton. there many holders Of it ell around
you. and it is sold to rich and poor alike pay
ments OF 81 % er share per month.
This admirable feature gives all an oppor-
tunity to share in the profits the enterprise.
and nearly =. 600 stockholders have already as
surei its success by uniting in an army to sup
Port the development OF the richest spot III the
United States.
You are invited to send for MAPS circulars.
prospectus &C.. or to call and investigate for
yourself.
C. r. McBLAIR.
Agent for District Of Colnmbis.
81 Atlantic building.
Washington. DC.
The excursion advertised above is for the
convenience and pleasure of those who will at
tend the first annual meeting OF sto ,kholders
Of this famous company At their beautiful
townste on April Ia. This will be an exceed
inRy interesting and profitable occasion. as
well as pleasant jsunt. You will do well to go
along. ap5-:}m
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CAnHARr & LEIpY.
0RS It'll and 7O6 K ct. NV.

DRESS GOODS. DRESS GOODS.
Special raiues at zoe. yard.
42in. Plaids. in all the combinations, at Soc I'D
Striped Camel's Hair at 50c. I'd.
3S-in. Homespuns in Tsns and Grsys at Soc I'D.
3Sin. Extra Quality Atwood Henrsttas, In all the
new spring shades, at SOC. yd
5..-in. Ladies' Cloth at 5Oc.
Sinch Bedford Cords at Toe. yard.
3S-in. Diagonal B ID ord Cords at 85c. I'd.
36-n. Cotton Homespuns at 12lSc. ayd.
New Challies half wool. 1Sc. I'D
Headquarters for Black Dress Goods, all the best
makes Of Domestic and Foreign. including Lupins
Priestiys Cashmere, serges. Henrlettas. Nuns Veil
ings. Bedford Cords. Mohairs. Brlian.nes and Gren
adnes.
We would ask q comparison of prices.
MATTINGS. MATTINas.
CARHART LEIDY,
apo 82S It'll and 7O6 It. NV
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

Family SUPPLIES.
y lie. porterhouse. 15c.; rossts, G.. prime rih
ll0c pTf chops. l2c ivse. &c. stew beef. Sc.
25c potatoes. lie. peck; onions, Zoe = psck pre-
e xrn bR rs; HIN Is eiLLkS MAT
IR3N RAIIIN0s. "A GOOD SUBSTANTIAL.
Mailing for %. I9 foot.
GEO. wHJTI SONS.
eaS6SD Maine avs.. BIZ ~ cd ofA -
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"Carters' Special Cash Barxaipa-
Beautiful Dress Goods, Homespun Cheviots.
pure wool. double width, $780,; China Silks,
39c; Surah Silks. 39c. Lonsdale Cambria, 1Oc. |;
Sheeting, immense double width, excellent
quality. 25c III Market space, near It'll. 1t
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Fifty More of Those Fine Sewing
Machines selling so rapidly at $40 at Auerbach's
capitol Hill branch, Domestic Machines and
mh2S-l2t
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SHrEr1's 6Oc. Candy for 25c.
This il only at 7th and streets northwest
j. F. SHEETL
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

The Weather.
FORECAST TILL KrGHr p. =. FRIDAY.
For the District Of Columbia and Maryland.
generally fair today; showers tonight; warmer
Friday: variable winds.
Fo- Virginia, showers; slightly cooler on the
coast; southerly winda
CONDITION OF THE WATER.
Temperature and condition Of water At 3
am: Great Falls. temperature. so; condition,
IA Receiving reservoir, temperature. 81 Con-
dition at north connection. Is; condition at
south connection, Is, distributing reservoir,
temperature. 81; condition at inhuent gate
house, %: condition at effluent gate house. 10
High Water. Low Water
AZ am. ssp.m. 1o:50am 11:20 pm
LET CONSUMERS HAVE TIE BESEFIT.
Sirloin. l2c-
Rib roast. he
Round, l0c.
Chuck roast Sc.
Pork ana sausage, 10c.
Al this week, cor. 18th and E SITS. NV.
s. LEMON HOOVER 4 Co.
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Bur One Inos In TIE F,nr

AItON
We keep nothing but Shirts and Mems
NJ furnishings-rve our entire personal at
zeo tention to this one line Of business, and see
70 u that every customer Ia yuited
nsre are the two beat shirts in the world
the Mems .!nv,neible" Shirts. i've different
sleeve lengths to each ne. \ size. No each
many Mems "0ld Timers" Dress Shirts or.p
honts. 3, aud 3 plafts. 81
pscsstA r s-Aaxnihcent line Of Mems Easter
Neckwear. Think of 25r. for new iecSs.
Bows and -Four In hands, be, In : hunsirsd
or two styles and colorineS
fac IUo Ota Tsm<vs."
B. ELLERN AND JOS. u. IREIANn
Manaeers Branch BALTIC. Shirf Facforv
o01 0eh ~ n. w.. y. y. ava Juncsio1 ana
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Nor BAD TO MASAsk-Celery. beef and iron
Cork and knife) at the table and celery, beef
and iron Da- HHSLzYs) after meals TO prevent
dyspepsia and indigestion. No charge for this
hint Ask your druggist.
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Steel Fishing Rods WALFonp's ATT Pa. ave-

> Heller 720 18th ST.. is making speciality in
Ladies and Children's Hair Cutting and Sham
pooing. Also cures Dandruff. sp2-5t~
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VEsrr1Ay1so Fans. ExHAusr FAxs.
Electric, Hydranljc. Steam, 0aS Or gu Power
Novelties for this send for catalogues and e.
Inmates. Fan work taken down. ovorhsnled And r.
placed. JORDAN Macleod.
Mechanical Supplies.
mh12-l1 OH lOeR o. 4. y.