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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1892-10-26

ed boys. Life is an interrogation
point. "What is it for?" we con-
tinually cry from the cradle to the
grave. So with this little introduc-
tory sermon we turn and ask: What
is AUGUST FLOWER FOR 2" AS easily
answered as asked: 1t is for Dys-
pepsia. 1t is a special remedy for
the Stomach and Liver. Nothing
more than this; but this brimful.
We believe August Flower cures
Dyspepsia. We know it will. We
have reasons for knowing it. Twenty
years ago it started in small country
town. To-day it has an honored
place in every city and country store,
possesses one of the largest manu-
featuring plants in the'country and
sells everywhere. Why is thisl The
reason is as simple as a child's
thought. 1t is honest, does one
thing, and does it right along-it
cures Dyspepsia. s
G. G. GREEN, Sole Man'fr, WoOdbury,NJ
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1892-10-26

HILL AND WHARTON for justices.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1892-10-26

II am IN favor of statehood, first, last
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1892-10-26
Perfectly Safe.

TtrIeCIIy 6aIt.
Young Saphead-Do you know, Miss
Smilax, my friend, Charlie Bighead, has
got brain fever? Do you think I'll ever
have it?
Miss Smilax-Well, not as you are
now.-Doston Courier.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1892-10-26
Didn't Kill Companion.
August
Flower

This is the query per-
petually on your little
boys lips. And he is
no worse than the big
ger, older, balder-head-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-03

PERsoNAL.-Jno. L. Pratt Of St. Paul. Gen.
II. NJ Sprague, governors staff, Augusta, Me-;
E. III. Ackley of Brooklyn and H. r. Jones of
Baltimore are at Willards.-J. E. Simpson of
Denver, o. N. Brown of Wheeling. A. S. Selden
of Baltimore and o. W. Reddall of New
York at the Randall-E. p.
Hatch of Chicago, A. W. Porter of Boston, T.
G.. Smith of Baltimore and H. b. Thomas of
San Francisco are at the Ebbitt.-Jos
Brewer of Boston, Russell Duane Of Philadel-
phia, John B. Hinkson Of Chester, Pa,
and VIM. Christy OF Phoenix, Arizona.
are at the Riggs.-John Z. Wood of
Pittsburg, j. A. Tonner OF New York, F. A. Ross
Of Scranton and F. II. HAYS of Ohio are at the
Arlington.-W. b. Williams Of Santa Barbara,
Cal, Frank NJ. Evans Of New York. E. L. Ford
of Allegheny and ]. ID. P. Teller of San Fran
cisco are at the Shoreham. W. Connolly of
Manchester, Ohio. J. E. Zimmerman of Detroit
and J. H. 4. Durgwin of Richmond are at the
Howard.-Henry S. Northrop OF New York
and II. II. j. Goddard Of New York are at the
Norman6ie.--Joseph p. Scott of Fair Haven,
Ohio, and I. Evans of Utica are at the FIRE.
donia.-T. H. Prince of Chicago, A. L. Rus
sell of Louisville, G. NJ. Fitch of New Jersey
and W. ID. Rice of Providence are at the st.
james,. C. Justice of this city is ill at the
Hotel Reuuert, Baltimore.-Prof George
Dutton Of the Vermont Medical School College
is the guest of DR.. t. A. Bland
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ARMY oRDERs.-Major Marcus p. Miller,
fifth artillery, has been ordered to Boston for
service in connection with the several encamp-
menss Of the militia of Massachusetts, during
the present summer. Post Chaplain Malnor C.
Blaine is relieved from duty at Fort Custer,
Montana, and will report in person to the COM
manding officer, Fort Buford, North Dakota,
for duty at that post. Second Lieutenant
Thomas F. Schley, twenty-tbird infantry. is
transferred from Company to Company of
that regiment.
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HE WILL WRITE NO MORE.
MI. Blaine Says He VIII Have No Nor
Communications to Make,

MI. Blaine Says He viii Have No More
Communications to Make.
1t can now be definitely stated, on authority
no less than Secretary Blaine himself, that Mr..
Blaine will write no more communications
either kilograms or letters, the subject of the
republican presidential nomination.
The statement was made to q STAR man Just
after Secretary Blaine's departure from the
cabinet meeting at the White House today and
was in response to q suggestion that the Secre-
tary might avail himself of the columns of The
STAR in case he had any further communica-
tions to make to the public on the subject.
Mr.. Blaine smiled good naturediy and then
remarked quietly, "rm not going to write any
thing more" He then changed the subject and
politely declined to be led back to it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-03

A statement prepared at the Treasury De
partment shows that there was net increase Of
Sc, ,4S7 ,9s5 in circulation during the month Of
May and net increase of s7,9lo, ,0os in money
and bullion in the treasury during the same
period. The changes in circulation were as fol-
lows: Decrease Standard silver dollars, s457,-
notes. q, 1882 $50; national bank notes, s6S9 ia
Increase-gold coin, 1926, 70s; gold certif-
Gates, e3,5Sl, $40; silver certificates, s26s;
treasury notes, e5566, ,902; currency certifcatss,
Ga, $40, 900.
The changes In the treasury holdings were -
foilows: Decrease-Gold coin, ess7, SIS. sub
sidiary silver, s140, $50 treasury notes, 81, ,lOs.
Cos; gold bullion, el,75s.67l. Increase-Stand-
ard silver dollars, e967 7,5S2; United States
notes, eS, So. $50; national bank notes, e66l, :
696; silver bullion, 81, ,5se, ,9ls The circulstion
per capita ID stated at GAIT.
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Acrs APpRovED.-The President has approved
the act making Laredo, Tex, a support Of entry
and the act amending sections 2so7 and 2ssI,
r. s., so as to permit change in the destination
OF cargo OF imported merchandise at any time
within fifteen days from the time it is entered
''for orders"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-03
HOW THE CABINET STANDS.

Mr.. Blaine Said to Prefer MT. Harrfson's q
Candidacy 10 That Of Others Mentioned.
A prominent member Of the administration
said this afternoon that all the members Of the
cabinet except Mr.. Blaine had expressed their
preference for Harrison as the repub-
hcan nominee, and that Mr.. Blaine
was known to favor his candidacy
in preference to Sherman, Allison and other
mentioned possibilities. He added that Mr..
Elkins, who was as close to Mr.. Blaine
as anybody could be, was working
body and soul for Mr.. Harrison and that
he certainly would not do such q thing IL he
really believed that Mr.. Blaine actually desired
the nomination.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-03
FINANCIAL.
HAVE You MADE YouR VIII,

Three Of the many reasons why You
should name . company, such as this. as
your trustee. executor or administrator In
preference to an individual are its perpetu-
fty. unlimited responsibility and powers Of
accomplishment. An individuals business
must close at death. but the company exist
ence Is perpetual
company. such rs this, is like colossal
personality with magnified senses. Each
individual in its management is selected
for his special fitness for the peculiar place
and he becomes an expert in the exercise Of
his function. Such is the advantage in
naming company, such as this. as your
executor In preference to friend, who may
lack the experience and superior judgment
In making judicious investment looking to
the benent Of the heirs. who Is subject to
human failures and inirmities or whose
death may precede your own. requiring
the making Of new will.
Then. too. one must consider the statisti-
cal fact that . majority Of individual ex-
ecutors fail to render final statement Of
the executorship. The path of q company.
such this. is marked out. and 1t must fol-
low it-keep its accounts in strict accord
ance with the facts and the law or lose Its
charter. and must be ready TO make Q settle
ment when requested.
II you have not made your will do so at
once. 1t Is due your family and society.
Wills drawn free and kept free
AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST CO..
A. T. BRITTON. President
New stone building. 140o G st. NV. II
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Stewart Parnell, has arrived st New York.
He has come 10 look after his farms in Georgia
and Alabama, and viii remain until August I.
HE mother. Mrs. Della Parnsl, viii probably
arrive on SATURDAY,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-03

LAUNCHING OF THE TExAs.-The battle ship
Texas will be launched at the Norfolk navy
yard June % next, this date having been fixed
by Secretary Tracy.
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BOOK,
30
II
Al
BOOM! BOOM, BOOMi!!
The way is always clear.
And while the boomers are Q
Roov,No


BooM1Ne.
Well take them in the rear,
Which is sorter short cut" to success don't cher
or
70
auremesn,t. Of lssitin@s,s @ business They are the
Jumpers. with whom have no association or shiii
wonderful schieveInents. We modestly name the
a'Ss
entire stick and II you chance e ind The articles you
%sfs anal sxss bs Of IN M That's r. al there's in
ally concerned.
In our
Till Be found many Two-PiEcE SUITS. sizes to
AT $1.5O SUIT.
o.,... -. At $l.75 SUIT.
At $500 SUIT.
ana .,.. v. Ag 4. S $2;25 ;;:;; SUIT.
AT $500 A SUIT
word FOR yoaf R on viii VII be f fully
Our large assortment of
In sacks and cutaways all Sizes fro m 33 to a. at
$3.50 AND $40,
Have been blessing to Thousands of people in this
community because Of their superior excellence Of
Along with them running mate are Skaters"
NAVY BLUE SUITS,
Warranted all wool and fast color.
AT $3.50 SUIT
An extra set of Gilt Buttons go with each one Of
these suits.
In ascending the scale Of prices for Mems Suits the
$3.50, $3.50, $l4.5O AND
~ SIS.
We would remark right here that from %. so to els
we can snit seventy out OF every hundred men
1t is no display of eeo.ism to claim that our
MEMS PANTALOON DEPARTMENT
in this vicinity. We have all grades all shades, all
shares All styles that are in touch with the present
si:a5. si.SO. = ~ 70 s2 p, ss, $780, sas7.
Come TO u.s. We will show you through our stock
eheerfnly wait upon you as politely and pleasantly
VICTOR Z. ADLER'S
10 Per Cent Clothing House.
927 and O29 7th st. NV.
Corner Massachusetts ave.
STRICTLY ONE PRICE.
Open Saturday until IL pm.
gH0fice Coats, stripes and checks, on sale Mon
day. Wednesday and Friday mornings from till 10
O'Clock. Price. 2oc. my23
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS sToDAY.-Interna rev.
euue, S424 ,031; customs, e767, $50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-03

sKcRETABY Foster has returned from New
York and was at the Treasury Department to-
day.
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CIV. THz CHHphrs A. CHAsc.


0qHsh TNhoN es SAVINGS 1yiSf s'fRys BnSR 1f the
Over 10. 600 nve-cent stamps sold in Ices than
Here are the Piess hsr; s.1 snd Asm
They viii ss You the best goods IN thetr r,spsc.,vs
They VIII .eT You our Fivs-cent and Twenty-Five
NoRTHwEsT wAsHINGToN.-z d. Gilman.
grocers; g c. Bryan. 14I3 \, Y ave-, erocer; Birch
Ian lar dfusst asss =. ksns.dy Eegsy ss. M
Conn ave-. erocers; George W. Cochran Co, I20i
sts Ephonzo Younes COMPANY, as 9sb 81 sro
Ssss Sood~Ars LSthrog. llsh and IS general
81 grocer Ed~srd H. Ross 7iS St and FIorids ave- W
Mdd.Ia d rSsaay s nls .na Rs Smss
sfen Co. l;SS st boots and shoes; H. W Wal
ana d5utis e brown mn .sd l9s and
;ss.ss9sTy saHsss9sTy Harry Smith: corner q ;aa .s:s
sorTHwfsf Ips Ia anS Green ss
3is - 81, druggist; Samuel L Kelly Co. 4so rs
NORTHEAST wAsHINGroN.-r.A.R Rover. corner
North Capitol and II sts- grocer L D. walter cor
per 18th and G sts, druggist NJ 7. Byrne sth ST. and
Nd ave. druggist C. b. Il. HAlsr. 1l20 ST., wall
sOTTHEAsT WASHINGTON. p Waller
AZ. ana q Ws5 fs5e. nOSss S;
ave. druggist: Chas Hawkins. 4th ST. and Va. ave-
ASAcosrIA. d. CIV W. Fisher. cornsr Monroe
ND sas.' SesnIsq h1.s pSI sts druggist.
Es. H.nion i44i sd 81. .iS sTosss ~ T. w. T. osus s5s
TaKasS fAkk@Birch Co.. near station Of 3.
BEookLANb. D. c.-ch.ri.. Meas., q, ,..,,o, Of
b. and o. r. B.. grocer.
-. T.H. SMITH.
GlNS PrSAideRt
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0@SARE YOU THIRSTY!
- You who relish good beverage should try
.'Thirstr, our rich red or white punch put up in
''ThustT' bottles. ready for instant use. at SOC.
t'Thiystg" per quart bottle.
''TLtrsty'' If YOU are going away for the summer
'ThiTsfE you should leave your order with us be-
''TkirstV' fore you go, for you remember the
'Thrstv' doubtful quality Of wines usually sold
''ThirsfV" at summer resorts We pack Wine in
Thirty" neat qstiet that defy recognition
.Thirstv, and ship them TO any point in America.
TO-KALON WINE COMPANY.
Ola 18th st. n. ttje3l Telephone 99S.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
~ IS IT REsILIENT'

~ IS IT RESILIENT!
We have received from the GORMULLY JET
Ferry MANUFACTURING CO. a sample rim and
tyre. illustrating their pneumatic. II is an ex-
treInely neat and wellmsde article II looks well aud
handles well 1t has great resiliency-droppins the
inflated tyre from height Of four feet II rebounded
to exactly three inches of the height which
dropped showing that the amount Of force lost n-
nnites:mal The tyre is by means heavy. indeed IL
is light. and the valve is simplicity itself. There s
by the tube applied in extremely
simple and ingenious manner.-Ths Cyclist. Coventry
Eng.
Samples be seen and tried at 1925 14th n w. my7
MILLIONS HAVE BEEN SPENT BY OUR
~ Washington friends for Cassard's Fine Hams
and Boneess Bacon when they were not Csssard's at
ALL We have tried several plans TO overcome this diff
With our name printed on i in white. which is affixed
Don't lie deceived Insist upon having only goods with
this tag attached to them jal5-tr
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

EL o. o. F.-HARMoNY LODGE. No. .
Services s in memory q The deceased mem
St: Sc o,secf SUNDAY sfternoon. June % 5. eto To
.na S Se o Esy are %
a. ssisr VIII deliver the memorial sdaress After the
fsirarshs vi. hnG form S process
flowers on the srsyes Of our departed brethren.
jrS-at wM. p ALLAN. Rec. Sec.
E~THE CORNER STONE OF NEW
viii ifSef e rSb Gar
Several prominent ministers from the city and Hon
veysnces win run from Anseosti. % to the Village %
BEkT PIKE neds coNsIsrakl. of NO No !. Ei NJ Ak 4
RAY ExENINa ,hs AIN instant At 1880 O'Clock for
OF the VfR s6BEET Bat kseNss sssr.r
E~s s. TEACHERS AND BIBLE STUDENTS
messing iCs stua q HsM essrSst0nsl Yst LeseDs
Gay SsSs Vim begin hereafter at Oolsok IysI
tends cordial invitation 70 al friends soidins invita-
on 81 H the sh
Music and other entertainments.
;eSss Ana s''''fe cars ran refsF Tas COMMITTEE
K~THE ATTENTION OF THE GRAND
arssnz.anm msn kngh G Of ry,hns or Sny other
building is invited 10 a most ELIGIBLE site have for
sale N the central part Of the city and in every
eoApted FOR such purpose. will be glad to com
munieats with any authorized TO act in this
matter.
ie3.6t JOHN B WIGHT. 141o @ st.
WASHINGTON. D. G. JUNE i. 1892.
- Clinton II. Emerson, formerly trading as
kWSfson Co., and James A. Cahill late Of the Arm
OF Wyokon Cahill, have this day formed a copart-
nerslip under the firm name Of Emerson Cehill for
Insurance business At No. 623 Z ct. n. W.
n CLINTON ii. EMERSON.
je3-3t JANFS CAHIT1.
~ Rs Wsathey is likely % De partly cloudy
- and probably scattered shouers; u5nds
Jdsr and cooler Sunday.
ga Sarsd." You can save many a dollar by
Ss saved" placing your lumber orders with us
.,Ss Sdped" no matter how small or how large
IS Sdrtd.n they may be.
So Sarsd" We keep none but the best gang and
~ Sdesdn band dsswed lumber, and ask less
"a Sdtsd" than othsv yards ask for inferior cir
,,$S Sdued." culsr-sswed. Boards e1. 10 per 100
ye Saesd" square feet
'&'a S6red," So with our Virginia Pine Floorinr
80 Sdvsd." % inches wide Ell so per 100 So ri
'es Sdusd." We are the leaders N lon prices
''e's Sdred." Everything that enters into the
'Ss Saved" construction Of q house is here.
Ltbbey Bittinser Miller.
Lumber ana Mil work. srlssskSs
Cor. 9Th and n. Y. ave. nv 3~3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-03

RoUR $3.50 SERGE COAT AND
VEST. Cool, comfortable and dressy.
Colors-Blsck, Blue. IAght Gray. Dark
Gray and Wood Color. Coat and vest
made without lining.
GEORGE spRANsY,
~ - 7th IT.
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IalfoGrAS1 NEWS
FOB STOCKHOLDERS
COOPERATIVE TOWN COMPANY.
Copy of Telesrsm.)
Bristol. Tenn. Nay 81. 92
hon. ROBERT P. PORTER. President.
Washington. d. c.:
Contracts closed and have started 100 men TO
viii be increased daily.
JNo h CALDWELL.
This means that By August Elizabsthtou viii have
standard gauge railway connection to all northern
points. Il means too that the property Of the Co
operative Town Company viii that day b. worth more
than two dollxrs for every one put insois
SERIES B STOCK
In the
COOPERATIVE TOWN COMPANY
In continued the market for awhile longer. The
management. in view of q possible dividend in the
future. deem 1t desirable TO place series
at this time This is further sustained by
the Widespread popularity Of Series B.
AL classes Of stock participate in earnings. The
instAllment plan affords opportunity to investors Of
almost any means. Five shares be carried for
20 25 month. larger blocks In proportion.
guarantee of safe and intelligent management
is offered shareholders in the Cooperative Town
Cornpany in the personnel Of its directory Robert
p. Porter. president; Louis E McComas. vice presi
dent; A. T. Brittou. treasurer and John g. Carlisle,
Ishsm g. Harris and H. C. Hxnsbrough. directors.
Gail on address
O. r. McBLAIR
District Agent.
al a Atlantic building
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-03

In stone cutting those attained by US.
Testimonials to ability are to be seen
wherever is seen fine stone work. We execute
promptly and properly stone work Of any na-
ture, whether 1t be the erection Of
MONUMENT or VAULT or the TilinR
Of a floor. Designs free upon rsQuest
The material comes from the most
noted Qusrries OF America, and we have Lin
itless variety. The rork and the prices will
please you. Estimates cheer1ullv Jurnished
Coll and talk il ouer!
]. r. MANNING,
Monumental Works,
Cor. 14th and sts. NV. my1l-lm
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DELar Nor. DELAY Nor.


Procrastination is not only the thief of time.
hut procrastinxtiOn in life insurance steals the
bread from the mouth Of many widow and
orphan
A delay now may bring you much unhspp1-
ness and your family great suffering.
You may become uninsurable IL you whit.
Many men want Insurance today who can't
get 10 because of physical weakness.
The rates of insurance increase you srov
older.
The sooner you take out Tontins Policy ths
sooner it natures.
See to your insurance today. The Equitable
I. the best company.
Send for figures ada pied TO your age.
BOwES HALL. Resident Manassrs
Equitable Life Assurance Society Of the United States
je3 1926 st. n.
7 ErTERs OF CREDIT
TRAVELLERS IN ENGLAND AND ON TIE
CONTINENT ISSUED BY
LEWIS JOHNSON co..
js2Ios Sun Building. lbs sk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-03

All the conveniences which reform old
methods and make life worth living should
be adopted by business men. One of them is
the Edison Mimeogrsph-the model redupli-
eating machine.
With it you can print your own circulars,
bills Of fare. invitations. instructions to clerks,
tickets, nc. swiftly. easily. satisfactorily aud
ata fraction Of the printers charge.
We would like to show you how it works.
Bookseller and Ststioner. 6lQ eth st. NV ye3
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

R~REv. G; 8; INGE. EVANGELIST. FROM
- Mississippi. will commence O series of RE
VIVAL MEETINGS at Union NJ. +. Church, Doth st,
near Penna- ave., SUNDAY. June s. Public cordially
invited. je1-3ts
RSSPIRITUAL1sM, wONN's HALL. ri
9th ST., every Friday night. Miss Maggie
Gaue, wonderful test medium. During day, Friday
for private sittings. Mrs BURrS. 4lO 7th st. W.
ja1-th&f,tr
0~ANNUAL MEETING OF THE LOT OWN
0>-HA ers of Glenwood Cemetery for the election
of directors will be held MONDAY June q. National
Rifles Hall. O'Clock. LEWIS CLEPHANE. secre-
tary. my:}1-8t
R~THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
- stockhollers of the American Ammonia
Company for the election Of directors
VIII be held Dat at ss5 st. NV. Washington. D 9; on
TIE. Pres; W. H. DOOLIrTLE, Sec. my3O-2ws
R-THE ANNUAL MEETING OF SUCH LOT
~ holders as are members of Oak Hill Ceme-
terry Company Will be held at the ocs of the cemetery
on MONDAY June q. 1892, at o'clock D. IN. for the
purpose Of eecting board Of managers the ensu-
ing year. H. 8. MATTHEWS,
my24tje6 Secretary
RTHE ANNUAL MEETING OF TIE
- stockholders OF the Georgetown Gas Lieht
Company for the election Of directors for the
ensuing year will be held at the coInpany's oice No.
Ills 10Th St.. on MONDAY, June q, 1892. Polls
open at IL IN. and close at p M. THOS. KNOWLES,
Secretary. my2O-l4t
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1.-TWO IMPORTANT ITEMS.

"Lav The Dastr' Lay the dust, Save the fur
Lay The Dust" niture! Frequent watering Of
Lay The Bust!" thepavemsnt, lawn and street
Lay The Dust" will settle the dust. keep things
LAY The Dust" cool, fresh aud clean and make
Lay The Dustt" the grass and flowers grow
Lay The Dusf'" 25 feet Garden Hose with
Lay The Dusth" couplings and patent nozzle.
Lay The Dusti" &l90
Lay The Dusf" Garden Hose Reels 76c each =
Lay The Dustt" Iese By the foot ct low
Lay The Dusfl" prices.
Cut The Grass" You'll need Lawn Mower,
"Cut The Grass," too! Makes the lawn look
Cut The Grass'" silky to keep It short and even.
"Cun The Grass!" 1t takes Lawn Mower to do II.
Cut The Grass" We've fully guaranteed 10
"Cut The Grass!" inch Lawn Mower low
"Cut The Grass!" eS. Is each.
BARBER ROSS.
Builders Hardware,
COR. 18th AND STS NV jeo
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.HAvE YOU DEALT WITH Us,

R@HAvE YOU DEALT WITH Us!
PRETENTION is one thing, fulhlInent
another. Mockery is the echo of hollow
promises. We do not promise to do the
impossible. but when We guarantee SER
vice We perform it.
SNYDER WOOD,
Model Tailors
J. L. WI 423 Eleventh street northwest