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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-24
JUHoRs pHawN.
Those fer the Crsas~.,. osrs~s, s~a Polite
Courta.


Coursa-
Jnries for the Criminal. Circuit and pol,es
Courts have been drawn 10 report next month.
the grand jury OF the Criminal Court for die
April term. and the Criminal petit ana circui,
Court iuries 20 report on Tuesday. April 6. and
the Police Court MOnisy, April 4 They ere @
follows:
Criminal Court grand jurors-Jno. c. Kecney,
Benz r. pakin. Joseph II. Free. IT,, John
smoot. John Bowles, Harry McNayo, George
W. Brown. Stephen johnson. W. n. Jorusn
VIM schuing. Jalius Lsn.bursh. Frederick
Moore. chas. 7. Stake. Vim. G. lemsn, Geo. 2.
douglass, Clemens Western. Jo~cTh :. L.nkins,
I'd J. Lewis. Henry {. Herrell. Chns. X. ne.
ert Wilson.
=, Criminal Court petit jurors-Robert Dorsey.
mos. ~ Cross, Carl Hoffman. Edsard oartell.
SIMON n Brooks. Joseph Z. Wilmer, Joseph
Manning. Thos A. Perry. samuel Bsrnhart
| W. a.. Beckett John L. Webster, John r. Earn.
shS" W, isaNne. W. ii. Burdette. Matt Camp
oeii n. D. sandman. Chas Brown. Jas. A. Car
Parker. George keithley. n. w kshlert D.i
hnSneil, X ;. Roche aud George A. Green.
circuit court Jurors Hninc. James
Farrell. Henry Ebcrbach. Harvey peyton. Joe.
ScAoNer. IL L. Nering. Jacob j West DAVID
NcAuiife. q. H. Dorsey. Robt % Pet. H.rry
I J.. Moore. T. +. Holmes. D. " bergman r
! fugitt. A. Ghisoila. s.. q. Tuttlo. ". A. Berks.
ley. Eugene u. Oarges. Saml nroNn NJ Ruf.
roaghs. G II. Osborn. ". n. Mioklo. ir.. Il "A
l.ar.siGio, J. A. Hughes, JAS a. stone, W. W.
4 Brewton.
Police Court iurors--Frank H. Burns. Joseph
Cooper. W. +. Chandler. TLos A.. Stephenson.
| :. Wood. c. keeier. W n. Artz l. q fletrbes
| "a. DAVIS. q. ;. Morrnley. 4. VI. lAthrop, W. "A.
Schaarr, q. Fowler. James L. Parsons james
Lansburgh, Isaac smith. Jerome 4. sanner, N.
W. JanGey, 4. N. Goodacre, James Robhins
q. X. Sinclair. Levi Baker, 4. e. Gilman
Ethan Aiiea, hezekish Humphreys and Jobs
4. Eonouue.
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q . q

DIR. Scuddc- OF Chicago vas Yesterday in
6ictei anew for the murder Of his mother-in-
law. this time charged with poisoning.
Arkansas peoples party Convention vii
meet on June q.
The Virginia democratic executive committee
will meet in Richmond To-Day 60 tx the eiar and
place for holding the state convention for the
election Of delegates to the dcnoerEIic ,atiossj
convection.
dispatch from Grand Forks " D.. say,
that the delegates TO the denoc ratio state con-
vention arriving are unanimously foE Cless-
land.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-24
THE BER,xc SEA QUESTION.



ecative Session.
There was nothing new in the Boring sea
situation around tho Stats Department this
afternoon. Everything seemed to be de-
pendent on the action taken by the
Senate on the correspondence tina.
was transmitted yesterday. There was
general feeling that the Senate committee on
foreign relations would agree to the CORE
spondence being made public today after IL
had been submitted to the Senate in execu-
tive session. 1t was known, however,
that at . late hour that body was still dis.
cussing the matter behind closed doors and for
this reason every one else who was in a posi-
ton to know anything about the nature of the
correspondence was more than usually reticent
1t is understood that the President and the
members OF tho cabinet are perfectly willing
that the contents Of the two notes should be
made public.
The Senate committee on foreign relation,
today further considered the Boring seaarbitra-
ton treaty. II is understood. although il canno,
be definitely stated. inasmuch as the members
Of the committee preserve close secrecy, that
they will report the treaty to the Senate with q
Recommendation that 1t be ratified
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-24
The Michigan Mil Explosion.

The great mill explosion at Last Jordan,
Michigan, stil continues the all-absorbing
topic of conversation aud comment The
number of dead is seven. Peter s. sheldon
having died Of his injuries. Rhcinhar.. who
was so badly hurt. Is iinpr owing and may live
and Ringgo!d, whose eyes were blown ont aad
and otherwise hnrt ID on e fair way to re-
coyery. Testimony Mt the eoroners ingaest
yesterday tended TO show that low wafer IN lie
boilers caused the explosion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-24

FRoN RoBERs BEALL wo have advance copy
of the North American Review for April.
TaE CoSeREsAIIox OF Gorsuch n. E. Church
On last Monday evening formally welcomed
their castor, Rev. j. n. n. Lemon, Who returns
to the church for another year.
The will Of tine inte Ellen s. Hall. leaving her
sstate 70 her husband. James ". Hsp, whom
Wright today.
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CAPITOL TOPICS.
MISC coy-zrxs prronp THE n,

MISS coUzISs BEFORE THE COMMITTEE.
Miss Phoebe W. Couzins. formerly the::sccre-
tary of the board of lady managers of the
worlds Columbian exposition. was today
before the subcommittee of the House
appropriations committee investigating the
expenditures in connection with the worlds
fair matters
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IN WALL STREET TODAY.

After a Period of Dullness Whisky Trust
Led an Advance in Prices.
NEW York. March A.-The stock market was
only moderately active this morning The
opening prices were irregular, and generally
lower, the losses extending = per cent. Read
ing advanced q and sugar per
cent. The remainder Of the list changed
but slightly. In the half h0u,
to II 80 prices declined fractionally. Chicago
gas was an exception, advancing 2 per cent
Toward noon the whole market strength
ened. whisky trust leading with an advance OF
per cent. At this writing U:30 p.m.) the mar
ket is dull.
Money easy at 111a2 per cent. Exchange
quiet; posted rates. 4s7a4S9; actual rates, 4S5sl
a4sG for sixty days and 4S7sla4S for demand
Governments-steady; currency6s, 109 bid; As
coupon, ll61s bid. Extended D. registered
100 bid.
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DIED.


BAUMGARTFN. On Wednesday, March ~, lsS,l
sGrten. altsr = lingering ilin@-s 80"
NJ pnnrs Friday morning a. loo'eock from residence
JOSEPH C.. beloved OF W T. and H. j beach.
Funeral iron resIJence 90s3 seventh -tr-et nortb-
MS, on frld4S'2th nj : D. m Friends and re.tiyss
BEERS. ON Tuesday, March -, lsse. At IA 30 u.
~, ~, 4, hs rssdense y Ana.osts. ISAAC BEtSs
pa mineral E vii leave ms house a, e:so Friday
10 O'CLOCK. Rsia,Sss aud friend, invited. AZ
y ErqEkiN on II'sias. March y; ises IAFA-
shh and S :os % %;1 cat e Nellie corbn ns
vest al $50 W oco tas' Fs,y rS an s..st south
EequeIn Is at 81. D,.nihit. caarea "-''n -
o,a gasis on Isss9s, Msrrh - iss?. at s:ao
and Milllsm l.. Davis asrd seven months. two wesis
ana hye dayS
Thursday. March q. All ''s' h0''n"':''
a On Mrs. %r 5h Nfrf hr z , s, 1'r
Funeral a Metropolitan N. L Church Friday q IL
GREER. On Wednesday. March a. 1892 a, 4 o,elcct
In M MARI AN ~ GhEhh eldest daughter OF the
EgEsLs1 private, IRON resadenoe. No. sol s,rs.
hUNts on plgy'asy, March q. 1897 a, TO-. N.
Funeral saturday. March -. $50 q m, from IN.
southeast the.ce to St Peters Church. reaa.n nss
friends and relatives invited.
y, "A
the seventy fourth wear II MS axe 10
Funeral IRON Acksndree Church, Massscbusetus
sytnne between Ninth aud Tenth streets on saturday
March 70. ai pm. y
oBRIEN. On Thursd.y. March q. lssxa Epw.pn
7. O'BbIES. infant son u Edward A. and Elies
o brien. nee Crsahen. aged mouths and i've dsys
Little Eddie our darling,
=, The pride OF al our hearts at home;
b. p, ~ ans ,i., came e and NhisPsred.
BT His FATHER.
Funeral Friday, harrh -. at pm. from slo
SHEA on n,.dnesdsy. Mareh %. lsgs. at $50
east, THOMAS. husband OF the late Cal ar,ne Shea
Funeral from MS lais resdsnre at O'Clock, thence
se ssla a 30 0eOcA hentises and irisnds invif.1
lss. a, o'closs. PENBfR o SIss:a s nsrss
iaicare j. and the late Philip Shepard AGED ssvea-
funeIai private.
.sHREyE On Tuesday. March ~ lsse. Mr.
uaera IRON the residence .: her brother. Mr. John
4 > crosscn 800 se,yilii ireei south~sst Friday.
noSer. -'"' '' y"
VAN RIswIcK. DEPARTED this life or Marc. n.
ilIl Tenth street southeast NAkIAN re,cl OF Jos.,,
Fun-rsi win take plsce from the residence Of her
d1nsnser ~ sEs h'eGes Friday ate n'on at , O'eiosk.
e'eiotE p m. MARI iIzkiE %ILIi.Ns s 5.los.s
iSi y John Hnl Liza Mis,n. tel ss.s-g "a
street south Sest-
rh's lovely bud 50 yoan-. 10 .air.
JasI csrae to show h,a ss,e. hOwss
IL paradise would D.uonl-
Eros could harm OF sorrow fade
Death cane with tr-Idly care.
II. eTehnf I'D % heaven conveyed.
Funeral AZ o'clock Friday e, en.ne from Ff-st Bxp
t,st ChGrcl. s.xrh street hDiwren y sOu.h ~rsi
hclAtH.s am ltl.hs ar-r slet;al nl,liod 10 COME
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-24

Last night between 10 and n O'Clock Beu,a.
MN Phelps. driver Of Belt line car Fl. was as
saulted aud robbed near 9Th and n streets
southwest Phelps was dealt a stunning blow
back OF the right ear and his assailsut then
made on With the box containing money and
car tickets. Phelps was badly iniurpd by the
blow. Today be Was unable TO leave his bed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-24
An Important Suit In Georgia.

MACON, GA. March 24.-The suit against the
Central Railroad and Banking Company of
Georgia entered by Mrs. Rowena Clarke of the
minority stockholders opened this morning in
tue United States court here The morning
was spent in the reading of afidavits, interview
ton and answers on both sides.
Interest in the case is intense.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-24

Charles 7. Clagett, son OF Charles Clageit,
one Of the largest land owners in Prince
Georges county. Nd, died yesterday morning
after few Minutes sickness. The doctor saws
that heart failure Was the cause OF his death.
Mr.. CiaSest was an active democrat, and in
1855 was elected state senator rom Prince
Georges county, serving during the sessions
Of 1856 and 1855. He leaves a wife. a niece OF
Senator Morton OF Ohio. and two daughters
His family are absent visit to indianapolis
and word was teleyTaphed them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-24
VIRGINIA DEMOCRATS.
The State Convention Called to Meet In Rich
mOnd on May TO-

mOnd on May 10.
Special Dispatch to The Evening Star.
RICHMOND, Va, March 24.-The democratic
state committee met at the Exchange Hotel to.
day and decided to call the state convention to
elect national delegates for May 10 and Rich
mond as the place. Norfolk and Roanoke both
bid for the convention but Roanoke was with
drawn and the vote stood 24 for Richmond and
II for Norfolk.
The basis OF representation was fixed at one
delegate for every 100 democratic votes cast in
the last gubernatOrial contest. and one dele
gate for every fraction over fifty. This will
make q convention of over 200.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-24
THE G. A. II. ENCAMPMENT.

A Special Message to the Senate by the
President on the Subject.
The President sent to the Senate today and il
was delivered in executive session by Mr..
Pruien q message recommending legislation
which will assist materially in the entertain
ment of the Grand Army at the national en-
csmpment to be held here next summer.
The text of the message and its. recommends
tious will not be procurable until the close of
executive session.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-24
Mr.. Murrhy's as.ailant Given Three Years

The jury in the case OF Daniel Murphy,
charged witt assault in the first degree upon
Edward Murphy. ir., chairman OF The New
York democratic state committee. returned a
verdict yesterday morning OF guilty of assault
in the second degree, with a rec ON men a ton
to mercy. The accused was sent TO Dannemo.a
for three years. Murphy committed the as
sauit on December last with u Ratchet. He
struck at Chairman Murphy while the latter
was going from his brewery to his residence,
ana the defense was insanity.
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Both Convicted and Acquitted.

Michael J. Whalen, whose trial in the Police
Court on charges of keeping an unlicensed bar
near the Soldiers Home and selling liquor to
soldiers begun in the Police Court yester-
DAY, was convicted today on the former charge
and acquitted of the charge relating to soldiers
The court imposed fine of slO5 and costs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-24
MRS. wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP


Has been used for over FIFTY YEARSby MILLIONS
Of MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE TEETH
ING, with PERFECT SUCCESS. 1t SOOTHES the
CHILD. sOFTENS the GUNS. ALLAYS all PAIN
CURES WIND COLO. and is the best remedy for
D1ARkEEA. Sold by Druggists in every part Of the
world. BE and ask for Mrs. Winsows Soothing
Syrup and take no other kind. % cents bottle.
d3l-1y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-24

DIVIDEND DEcLAnEp.-The controller Of the
currency has declared ninth dividend, per
cent, in favor of the creditors Of the Exchange
National Bank of Norfolk. Va. making in all
IS per cent on claims proved, amounting to
-, $50, 5S7.s4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-24

VALPARAISO, March 24.-The fscafs report
on the Carlson case says that the evidence fails
entirely to show that the police had any hand
in his death. The investigation, however, at
the request OF Consul McCreery will be con-
tinued. The Chilean papers comment at length
on Admiral Walkers movements at Buenos
Ayre9.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-24
htlfKlfD,

MoHER-RICHARDS. On March p3 fsfyl q, an.
9rttes rssidence. 10y the Rev Dr. = n tsre..ne Nh.
WAhD MOHtE to NEsrA RICHARDS
PkUEfT -GoTrESklESY At the r.+dd.noe "A
the bride. March -. lNsr by the Rev e n soutsx
gEnESL H. fkUElT To Miss MINNIE soTTEN,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-24
Mira. Parneli Com promises Her Suit.

Mrs. Parnell Compromises Her Suit.
LONDON, March 24.-In the probate divorce
and admiralty division today the case Of Wood
against Parnell formerly Wood against o Shea,
came up before the president, Sir Charles
Parker Butt, and a special jury. Mrs. Parnell's
counsel announced that private settlement
had been made, and thus many scandalous
revelations were prevented.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-24

John Crusenberry and William Lawson. col
ored boys. were in the Police Court today
Charged with larceny from tue person. They
We're arrested by Detective Boardman and
Precinct Detectives Raf aud Weldon
on SUSPICION of having sna;ched pocket book
rom Mrs. Alice Parks saturday night on N
street northwest between 18th aud 18th stree,A
When arralgned the boys plead guhty aud we're
held ln : 900 bail TO await the nciion Of d
grand jury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-24
BEroRr TEE Cause

BEFORE TIE CAUSE
OF consumption was known Chat was only few years
sso) We did not know bow SCOTS EMULSION Of
Codliver OIL did much good in consumption and in
the conditions that lead to consumption.
The explanation is interesting We send it free In
book on CAREFUL LIVING
SCOTT BOVINE. Chemists,
132 South 9Th ave.. New York
Your druggist keeps SCOTS EMULSION Of Cod
liver Oil-all druggists everywhere Il. uo2O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-24

Tho investigation Of the charges Of brutality
against tho managers Of tho Harrington pa. }
reformatory viii probably end today without
revelations Of q startling character,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-24
An INTERESTING ExHrBlr1ox
JACKETS. LISTERS, CAprs
W HAppRHs. ROBES. JERSEYS

w are net ove=run with buyers Of Jackets, &C.
ii'ts to- carly Now is the opportunity you to
look through the stock The salespeopIs have the
time and. tie goods being new they will be inter
ested in he style and 1T Of the garments. So
We call it exhtbto-a sale only in this respect;
Certain WSaDgTs aad Jerseys at Tsd'seed prices until
SGfGsddy srs1.iHg-
RY on this English Top Goa, of Tan Broadcloth
and you'll TeeoZnize the hang OF the London made
garment Equally English the lap seams. the
monster pearl buttons. the three pockets the gace
sill lining and the man-ike collar and cuffs also
TIE la,estgcd. Palais Royal price, sl4. At the few
ether stores where such garments may be had the
price would be so would 5e an exeusire norelty
i HESE Bedford Cord Refers are TO be in such de-
mand that we prophesy scarcity Of Tnns and Grays
rahia month We have Navy. Black. Tan and
Gray. The notch collar. coat cuff three pockets and
blg pearl buttons You may call these Refers Anglo
AEeriean-rnade in America but OF English materials
ard English style. PAlais Royal price, 90.
l1ERE il the Lendor made garment that the En-
gsh tours, wears and ye. is surprised that the Yam
KEGS At once detect her nauonai,y-a Americana are
Yankees to the English But the coat. It's Of Tan
brOadcloh with strap seaa; add strap seams to
tie other characteristics Of the garment
aud you W.. be hor-ined or delighted according to
your way Of looking At things.
wO surprises are these: The Tan and GRAY Check
Chevct Refers 81 and those 10 Black at q. The
lap seams. bix pearl buttons Ond IT are the sur
prse: pleasant sarprss. But what about other Jack
cts and Caps and listers aud Children's garments
veIl-yC9 must call.
SPECIAL PRIcrs Usr1L SATURDAY.
w RAPPERs Of Frerch Percsie, Ginzharn and Cal.
sco. Our champions % 1882 he lowered price for
three days. You'll Ild the regular price marked on
the garment yoa select So bear in Eaind these rsduc-
t.oas in prizes.
sL2j Wrappers FOR 9oc.
sl35 Wrappers for sl.la.
sLoS Wrappers for s1.4s.
JERSEYS With the new hip pieces which Assure ease
Of mind Yea a2usa tsli Js tSoW5iec gore
sI35 Jerseys Tor sI.I5.
sl-9s Jerseys fer ei.s5.
SKIRTS-Bi.ek and colored skirts ar. the rage. We
tempt you her. with reduced prices until Saturday
evening not MUCH sell you goods leIthoat preat ..
TO proys tina; the heat variety styles and eoors
tie falsis Royal
&c surah sCk Skirts for s5.5O.
sise Moh.ir SKIRTS for sl.6S
sc. satinstts Skirt, for 6sc
SoRsETs-Hs have Teen making great displays IN
The windows and around the store Some Of the Cor.
sets show signs Of toe d-coraios's handling Reduced
Pixies 70 get rid Of them quickly.
eI.5o C0r.ess Tor ssc
81 Cor..,s .or 30,
&c CoFssis Cor 49,
REE-Psnphlet about card engraving sra . cana.
logue Of sFrng underwear ssos sur, ou .s,.. dol
lars Let us have Maine and address Of out-ottoxp
friends and vel mail post paid
Tn PAI.,s Ro1AL
A. LsSxn.
csr.sr l2sA st. and Pc mhe3
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Ranr- Of I'm, r..r,no,o.,..

10y" W '1f' fs'FftHDFuetfr.
Tie Following were the readings at the oaice
q the weather bureau today: \ m. 81: pm,
a.: maximum, a.: minimum. s.
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Dr.. WARsrws
News HEALTH USDrRwraR
Oxf-HALF Actual VALUE

ONE-IlALF ACTUAL ALUE
NhEssRs. STRAWBRID6E L CLOTHIER Of Phila-
deiphis and A. Lisner of WASHINGTON D. c.. are Offer
ing Dr. Warmers Underwear about half Price.
s. &C charge sla5. The Palsss Royal price il 81 ID
strsvbrlxe Clothier advertiser. given below:
wo years secured and rapidly distributed
seventeen thousand of the above named celebrated
ENTERTAINMENTS. anil ever since that have had
inquiries by the hundreds. 10th verbal and written.
from Pleased patrons. vino desired another oppor-
tunity TO secure of the goods at the same
prices Since then they could not be pro-
cured excepting a. regular prices. Vow. however
to the very Iarge business transacted in this
make OF goods. ami rsid scrutiny each
subjected to. able to offer the accumulation Of
the mills in socal!ed seconds. comprising ali the
garments that for any slight Cause were rot admitted
into the regular lines
The Offering consists Of
PURE NATURAL WOOL GARMENTS
USDYED NATURAL CAMEL's HAIR.
(Spriag and Sumner Wsiehts.)
o. the highest quality. made up and finished in
the very best mannsr and while part OF them sub
Jet to manufacturers sslt imperfec,ons-so slight
as scarcely any stance be no;iceabe-theya
all guaranteed Uy to be fully eGual. both for
fort ant wear. to tie ''frsts" double the price
There are:
$500 Meas Spring Weight Pure Cndyed Cancels Hair
Shirts and Drawers Shirts all sizes, from "a A
inches. with both long AMI short sleeves Drawers
sizes from % to "A inches. Price. 81 % each The
lowest regular price of ''frs,sr is 81. =.
1000 Mems Spring Weight. White Pure Natural
The Ioxesr regular price of ''frsts" is go u
Note.-The TaIHs Royal need inoks no comment on
s. Dr. C,s air. The e1ip correction necessary is NE
price. 81. 10 Is "a. Ial1is Royal pglee
The CoupASroS Health Soar.
L IRE G,ycerine Soap and DR.. Warmers Pure Wool
Underwear spring medicines the blood well
Is the sKin-in cleansing tie they purify the other
1hTes oaies Of Imported P're GJyc,1Ie Soap neatly
pecksd ycy G1x. for only IL eent Is a., announce
sLH
THE PALAIs ROYAL
tsSrtinusd below.)
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HAVE | Ever DECEIVED You.

11AvE J. EVER DECElVED L OF!
Ihave been before you. through The Star every day
for two years. ] have strenaously avoided saying
anything calculated to mislead the most confiding
reader. have underworld to impress upon all who
resd my advertisements that whatever statement
make Is sacred Pledge to the people. don't profess
to give you something yor nothing don't sell
article below cost and Leaf you another. don't
vaTnish doubtful statements, but give theyaets
il every instance.
NOW READ:
Six-ft. Extension Table. o0k. 81 IS.
six-ft. Extenx;on Table, cluster les. %.
Feather Pillow tnot chcken) Soc.
Yard vide Carpet. In 10 SOC.
brussels Carpet. -. 49,, g..
Extra Body Brussels. .sec.
Best Wire Cots. sl.SS.
Atwood Art squares. 3x3 81. 95. 3x3H. 81. 35 sc.
5c-piece Fancy Tea Set. S2.pe.
Toilet Sets. 81. IS TO $40.
Six Tumbiers. Is.
KNIVES. Forks Spoons. Kitchen Ware, &c.
We can furnish your home from top bottom, ex
eep: Stoves II you don't thing yourself tell
your friends about
Double Stores.
1903 7th 81. bet p and O. NV.
Nothing on credit, If you can't pay cash no use to
come. feA