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The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1892-04-02

SA1Q ~ shall b. nke 4 tree planted
by the fYets Of water. that bringeth forth
h5sfs99t In his season, his leAf air. shall
nce wtpheEs and whatsoeyer he doeth shall
prosper. He leArns tonay with Thomas
4. kernpt4s Il have no rest but lib q nook
With the Boob. saAnd thuY eating the word
day1nd night iSsroots 90 down deep by
the Hiring water and DO learns 10 nay "a
God.@s.An my springs ars in Thee lhs
lixxxvn 7a Ard though he maybe ont
E3Ardty oppn1sed ard afflicted. even falsely
FaAcused a6dsinnprtsoned IKE Joseph, o.
6Sdally beaten ltks Paul and Silas. ret he
pFUsperA and can make his Joy In the Lord
tosSlbsss heard and telt (Gen. xxxtx. 2. g.
Acts XVI 9bA The fruit OF the Spirit, @ve,
etc. = only Hpened, mell6wed
eand.brought ont more beautifully by the
fruits 81 Affection IN Jer: Evil. I. 9. there
hAvefy similar description Of one whose
trdss = in the Lord, and whose hope the
IA II The secret Is that the Almighty
846dM n the All sufficient homo OF the soul
Aoe.ssin obher words. In jesus dweileth ali
the fuilness Of the Godhead bodily and ws
are hlledsfu b ii Him tGen xvii. /. u Cor.
~. Il, 10. Col. Il, q Joy
4. aThs ungodly are not "a but N Ike
the chaif which the Wind dTfveth away
And ret Christ diedFfor the ungodiy from.
Y, o and - not willing that any should
perish tIl Pit. lid, %, ~entreating those whnsa
SINS arr = deepdyed asscArietAhd crimson
10 cometo Him and - made whittier than
snow lisa. i lSa But 4 they viii not turn
TO Him. persisting tpdieobedience and 10
bellioa. then whensH gathers His wheat
into the garner4He will burn no the chaff
With ~nnquenchable frs fMath- II, 10 ne
viii my untp nome Depart from ma. -
cursed.tnto everlasting ars prepared for
the devti and his angola These shall 70
away into everlasting Punishment, hat the
righteous into life eternal,s (Math.: KIN, Il,
81. CHAT -. Just like wheat Inform, but
II iaall form and 10 suhstanca. Let ~
take heed. ASs asA sa.s.4s
& s-Thsrefore the unaodly shall not stand
fl the. Judgment. nor 6nnAfs In the con
gregatjon Of the Righteous = Thus early
81 Scripture do We And reference TO tho
disttnctjve rssurrectious and judgments q
righteous and narightzons which arc 8
clAas1y spoken Of 10 the New Testament.
The word -stand" II this verss Is in
"a HxxviH.lo and elsewhere tsanslased
aI4ssssss = Va, might rsad 1.-THE unaodly
scriutnrsl nrocramrns 4 simny iii. n
ds.th snarts a "a. rigSSso,,s .nts.
s... 49, = ~. .nH..l4. - 49,.
~, - uAt- = s1As s = 80 -. !.
INTO conscious torment. tne bodies call
alike going 20 corrupfton; when Christ
eoma4 tothe air tor Hty AA1nts their bodtea
ssAndl'isao5 dtit and bod reunited AppeixirSsatE
- 80
xEsslss1 49, TT 49, 9sI.aass aas Sny
1iessst. ~ y. - 9aleA4s Aney -
tnrn nth HIM g Judge sAyang nations
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1892-04-02
FH1E 7
GREAT
NORTHERN
Rai1waY

8MHk
most popular line % ths 1Esrth-
west
pich secionss of country a.
~ most unknown, and We&# to
farming. grazing mining sts8 Ebeing
developed, and new towns into
existence 81 the rapid xtent rs va
rious divisions.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1892-04-02
49, $500 49, $50
Al 81! 9pElOHER.
cttARiEs iADDoN sP0R0EONS IffE
WORK Is DokE.

IN Tans = Sssnrs. fse Msnyss9ss Liz
wristsn a.d SPOKEN UttsFs.sss Hays
Bssssnbalnsd !. = I.psrAAaals
Psantsd Pags.
Charles Haddon Srdhgsons faznsis o.
euro; but no other kind of fame b %
e~yansscent . that o. the merely popular
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1892-04-02
TIC Dllltfll uII.

Dining Cars Ars RIM bstyr6 SHkA0no. u.
Paul. Minneapolis. Wilma DaSss
Tacoma SAAttle andp6r
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1892-04-02
MORTGHGE SALE.

Jas. j. O'Brien, Mortgages.
Attorney for Mortgage. =
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1892-04-02
THE deOD MANS WAY
NNNM M $500 NMsaI8W8 ~. aMM
lEsSOtC1 eEcoMD QUARTER INTER
NATIONAL osRlEs. APRiL |.

a.~ !. .a&s
sfyss.
vssssa. o. 1Iske Il =
Coumentasy Il ~ u. D. =
s3essns.
-
I bleassd. y - manfkAe wAlketh not
e the counse1of the ungooAHqy, nor standeth
W the WAY q sahnetA noSs5ssitteth IN the
seat % e whole book q
Palms y divided inS0shrasb books The md
tng. Ct whioh ~ eRstlysSsenrlxh. d lxxh.
casnt Rabhtns - y the dve booksaof
lin. the imAesof the fve books q TIE
y has Deem saad that heLa = the
lords nvefcld word % the c~ongregataon,
ths fsaitsr lAths c~ongregatton's nye-
100 Mus1 " w Lurd- Psaim y the sn6.
80 g tns who!a book 9, 2 tsxt g =
VI hApptness0 the
nghtsous and ne destruction q dnnssz
the word tra.alated Bleed" q moro
nssrn!ly y tns DIsasangA" = used Over
toFty time: y the Old Tsseamsntatwenty.
"a q wnicna A. - = PsaiTnA The nrse
I ~ Deut =. and the 1T IN Dan.
H. ~ y a1nerent word nrc1a Anoehef
wnicn y TRANSLATES "bleased shagnifytng
q oend q - "a OF Worship, . used
9ver ~ dmeA % this negative descsip
tton @ happy man Observe tho three
tsnnes snree .oe 2 down grade q the
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PERsoNAL--J. B. Pond OF New York, NJ. J.
Leedy Of Cincinnati. @. ID. Peters Of London,
England, Thos. r. Cook of Toledo and @. STAN
ley Hall Of Worcester are at willard's.-Thos.
W. Kyle and r. r. Allen Of New York, %. z.
Pew Of Chicago and r. M. Martin of Boston are
at the Randall.-Geo. III. Craig Of Alabama,
@. B. Montgomery OF Cincinnati. j. NJ. Sey-
mour OF Newark, H. F. Huber Of New York and
T. B. Walter of st. Louis are at the Ebbitt--
ID. B. Bradford Of Baltimore, VIM. J. Robinson
and E. II. Conger of Des Moines are at ths
Riggs.-G. Coates of Hong Kong, Chas. j.
Pusey and ID. J. Tompkins of New York,
Henry C. Taylor Of Columbus and Fred L. Fell
ton of Boston are at the Arlington.-Will 4.
Arnold Of the navy, Chas. r. Sprsgue Of Boz
ton, Thos. Eakins of Philadelphia and ID. H.
Spilman Of Seattle are at the Shorehsm.--J.
r. Rsiney of Louisville, A. L. Poster Of st.
Paul and W. W. Waite of Mount Holly, NY,
sylvanis and N. Sellers Of Fort Howard, Wb.,
are at the Fredonia.-W. E. Hadley of
west6eld, Macs, Z. II. Lsrkins of A.
hnta, E. Todd Larkin Of Boston and VIM.
w. McIntire are at the Howard.-Gen.
Fitz Hugh Lee Of Glasgow, Va, Lieut. Gov. j.
Hoge Tyler, J. Randolph Tucker, Col. J. Allen
Watts, Judge Ligh ID. Watts, Col A. s. Buford,
Col. Charles N. Blackford, C. @. Holland,
Henry Fairfax and Robert Burke Of Virginia
Of Chicago, John Creighton Of New York and
J. A. Bridges of Denison, Tex, are at
the National. -C. +. Williams q
Boston, Geo. Metcah Of Cincinnati, J. n.
Bkgh Of New York, Stanley N. Jones Of Texas,
Geo. o. Doll of Louisville and Geo. Williams Of
Dallas, Tex, are at the St. James---Bishop
Paret expects TO sail for Bremen July "a.
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Ornamentiag the Parks.

The parks and reservations throughout -
city are nov being planted with ornArasatA
plants and flowers from the government prqps-
eating garden. About $50 900 plants viii b sst
out this spring. No special improvements are
10 be made in parks or reservations until Vhs
passage Of the sundry civil bill, which win con-
tain the appropriation for carrying on the work.
The amount Of money 70 b provided i ssssr-
tained
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The WArAueA VALLEY.

HE w ATAUGA ALLEY.
IN EAST TENNESSEE,
Is THE SITE OF THE
COOPERATIVE TOWN CoMPANY's
Operations The region is famous as the heart of the
Bssemer field Of the United States II is pheno-
enaly rieh in mine. forest and quarry products
water power. agricultural resources. &c. Unsur-
passed for salubrity of climate
SERIES B STOCK
Apromisins investment based on actual values and
managed by able officials Of the highest responsibility
il nov Offering.
Ihs subscription books for stock this series will
close May 81 or sooner. should the series be
nlled All stock in good standing will partici-
pate in dividends as declared
DIVIDENDS ARE LIKELY TO COME SOON ON
stock in the COOPERATIVE TOWN COMPANY
because it Is already well provided toward pay
ing for its magnificent town site and stock
sales now are specially for the Develop
ment Of properties and the en-
courasement Of industries.
ALL CLASSES OF STOCK participate in earnings.
Series b. 50 LARGELY owned in Washington draws
toaelose- II will be withdrawn May 81 to
make way for q higher priced series. Be-
fore ;he opportunity passes it would be
weufor yCu 20 investigate the mat
l.r,s .,,,p- o., s,,i, xo-,r ,,~..L,
a,1 ~, Co. 80 s,,r -
20 nIonthly INSTALL
neHes-
Seu " vi Aooress
~ ID x,p,.,n
- ~ -nSDLAiA, Dts'rlS' AGENT.
%, ,..
- --i ie building
.<r.p.xrrr
OF safe and Intelligent management offered share
holders In the Cooperative Town Company In the
p~rsonnelofifs directory: ROBERT p PORTER
p,-.,,,s,,, Ions r u-coI,,s ,,,s
en'' 1919 = "'S 'SOAAs. VICE fTesi-
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cutters employed on the congressional library
building all at work today. The engineer
Of the building states that there is no founda-
ton for the rumor that the men had threatened
TO strike.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-16

REAR ADMIRAL GREER has been made presi-
dent of the naval examining board aud Of the
naval retiring board, in place Of Commander
McCann, retired. The other members Of ths
two boards remain unchanged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-16

SUCCESSFUL CoMpETIrros.-In the competi-
tive examination for promotion held last week
at the Treasury Department, treasurer's ONCE,
Tom J. TAYLOR Of Texas secured first and Miss
Annette Huntley Of New York second place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-16

ILLNESS or Col. REMEY-Col ". B. Rsmey,
judge advocate general Of the navy, is suffering
from nervous prostration o. a result Of over
work and is under treatment at the naval hos
pital in this city. Lieut.. \. c. Lemly is per-
forming the duties Of his Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-16

COL ERNST, in addition to his duties ~ super
intendent OF public buildings and grounds, ws
today detailed as a member of the light house
board, vice Col Craighill, relieved.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-16

SECRETARY Foster has returned from hia
fishing trip and feels that he was benefited by il.
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The President and Mrs. Harrisoa, ssooups-
MED by Lieut. and Mrs. Parker and Ma Dlm-
mick, sailed for ChesHpsake bay on the EBAS
house tender Jasmine Saturday evening 8 8
sssnsd susA improved by - ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-16

NAVAL oRDERs.-Capt Richard ". Meade
has been commissioned Q commodore In The
navy from May s, 1892
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS ToDAY.-Internal rev.
enue, s7s7 ,l70; customs, s66l sos.
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FINANCIAL.
DEPOSITS. INVESTMENTS. STORAGE. &

= Y
IroSiiS' AN'LSinE OAonAoI' ~
,sc, 90 cb.ct ., .nv .n,, a., ,,,nss
1SyEsTNrxrs
T, ,o,h,,a ,,,,,ra,. 60 ,,vas, -. hasa.
nppbor n, frs, n,o,,o,,.s IN, .,,., ,.v,,vc
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ers l. A. 1914. K Of l., are hereby noti
bly, on MONDAY EVENING, May 10, 1882 Busi-
ness Of importance to all. By order of the assembly
ESREv. H. NJ WHARTON, DID. THE
49, wellknown evangelist Of Baltimore will
lecture next TUESDAY EVENING, May Il at First
Baptist Church. 18th and sts See ddrertise1ent an
Lecture" column. my13-3t
&SANNUAL MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS
- Notice is hereby given that an election of
president. vice president treasurer and directors of
the Potomac Carbonized Cement, Stone and Pipe Co.
to serve for the ensuing year will BE- held office
Of the company, 2l0 N st. s.w, Washington d. c. on
TUESDAY, May a. 1892, between the hours Of 10
my9&1G-2t. Secretary
RSMEASURE YOUR QUARTS AND PINTS
and see 4 they hold pints and quarts Jou.
Very few dealers sell full quarts and pints Full quarts
and pints can always he found at H. A. SELIGS0N'S,
who sells nothing else. mhl:,-:}t
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HERE IS HOW 1T HAPPENED.

The fact Of the matter Is, we've enjoyed a pretty
confidence Of the people by treating them fairly and
squarev always aiming to do little better by them
than they really expected. N q consequence WE
HAVE PROsPERED.
The money we have made will be spent literally in
adding to the comfort and convenience
we're going to put an elevator in our building 50
that four floors may be placed within easy
were going to build entire front to store in
order that our goods may be more attractvely dis
played. OUR ENTIRE BUILDING WILL BE RE-
MODELLED. but before a stroke of this work COM
mence OUR IMMENSE STOCK OF SPRING AND
SUMNER CLOTHING MUST BE DISPOSED OF
SLAUGHTERED would better express it, We shall
take chances the dus: and dirt incident build
ing operations. and We shall now inaugUrste begin
ming this morning.
THE GREATEST SLAUGHTER SALE OF FINE
CLOTHING
Ever known in this vicinity. Assuming that you know
good reliable clothing when you it. and assuring
you that fully realize the necessity of maintaining
our reputation clothiers respectfully submit
few prices.
THIS CAPS THE CLIMAX
Mems Suits in sack and cutaway all wool and latest
shades. Formerly sold for 30. $40. s12. and Of
them as high as $15-your choice now for 81. so.
Mems Fine Suits. made up in worsteds, imported
CASHMERE and formerly sold for $l2 So S15 and $lS
your choice. $40. All styles and shades.
Mems Suits in fine imported fabrics including
English clays, whipcords birds-eye worsteds, Eng
sh tweeds Belgian worsteds and Scotch cheyiots in
crltaway sack, single and double breasted Formerly
sold for els. $3.50 and $2O-your choice
for al2.5O.
We shall also include our Mems Fine Suits at 5l5
s1S and S20, which positively guarantee are made
and trimmed equal to any of the best tailor
suits costing from $50 to $50 See them and judge
for yourself.
Boys Long Pants Suits age from II to 1S years.
%. 80. $5. &6, $3.50. Former prices. 81. ~. So
%. 80 and $40. We have hand about 800 two and
three-piece Children's Suits. single and double
breasted light and dark colors Special price, a. 80.
~. 81. 90 %, e. 80, "a and $5. Base ball and ba:
given with every Suit Full lin. of Knee Pants from
l5c to We shall close ont $40 pairs Mems Pants
light and dark colors at prices ranging from 81 to 81
per pair. Well guarantee that you can't match them
elsewhere for much less than double price. Re-
member that every garment IS this make and
never again in lifetime will you find such qualities
at such prices.
THIS GREAT SALE WILL CONTINUE FOR 30
DAYS ONLY.
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WM. B. GURLEY. FREDERICK C. STEVENS
w Members of the Washington Stock Exchange
6URLEY L STEVENS,
Real Estate Insurance and Stock Brokers, 1885 ST.
Real estate bought, sold and rented. Local securi
ties bought and sold Money loaned on listed secur-
ties and real estate Special attention to frstcass in
vestinents Ia2t-tr
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K~MoNUMENTs AND VAULTS.
Nowhere in this vicinity can
there lie found SO large aggre-
CATION of marble, granite. &C.,
We show. This immense assort-
ment is sent to from the most
renowned quarries in the land
The prices will bear careful COM
parison with all the rest. Ours is
the best work; ours the best
designs, and We will take pleas
ure in submitting you design il
you desire it, cay and talk with
J. F. MANNING.
Monumental Works.
14th and H sts. n. w.
K&saAs RANGES.
PEERLESS ESTATE"
These ranges embody in their con-
structon simplicity Of design and
every known improvement. Made
in different styles and sizes to suit
all requirements.
THE E. F. BROOKS CO.,
53l 18th ST. NV.
Plumbing. Gas and Electric Fir
tures.
HSA l2 PER CENT INVESTMENT.
psy ghEss is %a sea asSS rsstsa .ss to
my,ss, Les,j idhN 5iIs 'eoq5 + PahET i nsT ,o7Fs
ESsTHIs DELIGHTFULLY."- COOL WEATHER
will enable customers to prolong
their endowment of our SuDerb W.
Maple Sugar and Syrup, Of which
still have limited supply. It's
the real stuff. too. as all testify who
have tried it,
ELPHOyzo YoUNGs COMPANY l.s 9th ss
HsTHIs is TO NOTIFY THE PUBLIC THAT
- am no LONGER associated with DR.. Jas
Dudley Morgan in the pr6cs pR J0S q %sdfns snsRrR
my12-6t Office and residence. 9O7 st. NV.
K@STHREE POINTS
OF SUPERIORITY
TEND TO KEEP THE
REMIN GTON
STANDARD TYPEWRITER
Ahead Of all Competitors.
EXCELLENCE OF DESIGN.
SUPERIORITY OF CONSTRUCTION.
EASE OF MANIPULATION
CALL AND SEE THE NEW y, MODEL
wYCKOFF; SEAMANS l. BENEDICT,
LIE DROIT BUILDING,
mh17-tr STH AND F STS NV.
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FINANCIAL.
ZEE WAsursaros LOAN AND
TRUST CoMrANY,

TIE WAsHrsoros LOAN AND
TRUST coMrANY.
GRANITE BUILDING. 9TH AND SIS. n. W
PAIp-UP CAPITAL. ONE MILLION DoLLAI
Prominent among the claims Of this
company for public patronage are the
following:
Its large paid-up capital and surplus.
Because its board Of directors give per-
sonal attention to its affairs
Its stock is mostly held by residents
of the District of Columbia
Its policy is to protect its patrons by
accommodating a large surplus rather
than to distribute its earnings in diyi-
dends among its stockholders
II divides part of its profits by way
of paying interest to depositoTs rather
than give them all to stockholders
It has the finest and safest Office build
ing in the District and its facilities for
doing business are all that the public
can ask
1t has the best safe deposit vault
money and skill can produce.
II makes its loans only uPon security.
The permanent character of the char
ter of this company renders it a pecu-
harly desirable agent for carrying out
trusts extending through senerationsto
come.
The main business Of the company Is
included under the following heads:
II settles estates, manages property
for non-residents. collects allotments.
disposes of money under trusts. acts as
trustee. receiver. registrar. treasurer,
assignee and in every proper fdueisry
capacity.
1t pays interest on deposits subject to
check at sight. issues certificates of de-
dosit. drafts free Of charge to custo-
mers.
1t loans money on real estate. stocks,
bonds and good collateral security.
Call or send for the Savings Journal.
Just issued
OFFICERS.
BRAINARD Il. WARNER. President.
JOHN JOY EDISON. Vice President.
JOHN A SwOPE. Second Vice President.
JOHN r. CARMODY. Treasurer.
wM- b. Robson, Secretary.
ANDREW PARKER. Assistant Secretary.
DIRECTORS.
,harles B. Bailey. r. n. Batchelder,
l. Barber. Jno. B. Larner.
zrnes L Barbour, Theodore w. Noyes,
Sn- Z Barker. John RidOut.
'hzrlss Baum, n. H. Shea.
ohn R. CarmOdy, Ellis Spear,
IohA NJ Clapp. Frederick C. Stevens.
Horace s. Cummings. John A. Swore.
J. j. Darlington. J. =. Swormstedt,
Iohn Joy Edison. George Truesdell.
Albert F. Fox. B.. II. Warner.
lanes Fraser. A. A. Wilson,
D. C. Green. Louis u. Wine.
William B. Gurley, s. w Woodward,
John A. Hamilton, A. s. worthinxtou ]
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UNION SAVINGS BAsk.
500 9TH st. NV.
Special inducements to all classes of depostoYs:
DEPARTMENT CLERKS,
WORKING PEOPLE,
CHILDREN.
CHANGE OF BANK HOURS.
On and after the 25th of May. 1892 the bank hours
of this bank will be follows:
Daily (except Sundays and bolidays). 9.30a- m. TO
3 p. m-
On the last day of the month, the 1st. 3D. Sd. 18th
and 18th days. from 8 80 In. to p. H.. and Satur-
day evenings from toS
When any Of these special days fall Sunday on
holiday the preceding day will be substituted.
All extra hours will be for the receipt Of deposits
only.
myl4-tiel 2. b. SMITH. President.
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An EQUITABLE Policy.

An EQUITABLE PoL1cY.
The Equitable Life Assurance Society was the
first to issue policy having the simplicity of
promissory note.
This policy is the Free Tontine limited pay
ment policy. which is unrestricted as to travel,
residence and occupation after the first year.
1t becomes absolutely fneOntestihf after two
years. and is then payable in the event Of death
foamediatsiy upon the receipt of satisfactory
proofs of death.
At the end of the Tontine period fue methods
Of settlement are offered.
Call or send for additional facts and figures.
BOwES HALL Resident Managers
Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States
my16 I326 F st. NV
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

RTHIS NOTICE Is TO INFORM MY PAT
- rons and the public that place of btsi-
ness will be closed at p. from May IL to Septem-
Der 30, inclusive. W. H. BUTLER
Reliable Dealer in Paints. Oils and Glass,
my14-f' 6O4 st. n. W.
R~NoTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT
49, books will he opened for the purpose of re-
ceiving snbssrptions to the capital stock of the BAL
timore and Washington Turnpike and Tramway Com
pany" between the hours Of IL aud II the 18th
day Of May, 1892. at National Hotel. Room 30. in
the city of Washington, ID.
myI4-3t. CHAS b CALVERT, Chairman Com.
R~MEDICALAND DENTAL DEPARTMENT.
49, National University ty.-The Annual Conn
mencement will be held TUESDAY. May IL instant
at y O'Clock p. m. at the Academy of Music. The
medical and dental professions aud the public are in
viteh TO attend.
myI43t II. II. BARKER. NJ D., Dean
K~oLD RIBBONS WORTHLESS.
After typewriter ribbons have become old and
dried out they are ,rorthisss and uGuid not he
cheap at any price. We sole Washington
agents fOt Underwood's unequaled Typewriter
ribbons and supplies and keep the stock con-
tinuallyJresh and up to date in improvements
Sole agents for ''Hammondr typewriters-the
best WV
JOHN G. PARKER,
619 7th st. NV. my1A
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PUNCH WITH CARE"
We do not mean Punch" in the same
sense that the greatest of American humor-
lists intended We mean that delicious con-
cOction of which Americans are so fond It
should he made with care. Men have be-
come famous because of the excellence Of
the punch they make. Success in making
punch depends uron the best materials.
Owing to the heavy body and rich flavor
our Burgundy" is not surpassed for max
ing punch Try sample quart, 40c. 81 per
dozen quarts delivered.
TO-KALON WINE COMPANY,
614 l4th st. n (my14l Telephone p9S
RsTHE GREATEST FAULT OF WASH
49, 1NGTONlANS is they do not know or
appreciate the grandeur and future of their own
city. Washington Is the ideal city of the globe
to almost every outside OF Washington, and
outsiders are continually reaping the benefit Of
its increasing prosperity. and its consequent in
creasing values in real estate by investing lih-
orally. We can furnish you with small and
handsome profit.
PROCTOR Il PROCTOR
Real Estate and Insurance,
my14 !U1 q st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-16
FINANCIAL.

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OFF1cE
FIRST COOPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION,
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BOOKS NOW OPEN FOR SUBSCRIPTION
TO THE
ELEVENTH SERIES OF STOCK.
81 200 IN FULL ADVANCED ON EACH SHARE
Such . reputation has this association earned for
itself that 1t now numbers among its stockholders
residents of California. Texas Kansas, Missouri New
York. Delaware. Maryland and North Carolina.
Its now in its eleventh year Of prosperity and is
growing larger day by day.
The more fully the merits Of this association are
understood the more convinced the people will be-
come Of its superiority all others and impressed
with the benefits derived from membership.
1t Is conducted sound business principles and Is
truly equitable in all its features.
Borrowers and investors share alike in its profits.
EVERY SERIES NATURES IN SIX YEARS.
Call at the Office for explanatory pamphlets-
II. p. GILBERT. A. B. JACKSON
President Vice President.
GEO. W. KING. ]. BARTON MILLER,
Treasurer. Secretary.
DIRECTORS.
DR.. L. W. Richie. W.T.. Gibbons.
VIM. Smith, John H. Schutze,
W. A. Cunningham. H. G. Wagner.
Daniel johnson.
FINANCE COMMITTEE.
Archibald Greenlees. Samuel Il. Wheeler,
Joseph H. Lee.
VALUATION COMMITTEE.
w. Riley Decide. Vim. A. Hutchins.
R. W. Darby.
ap30-3Ot JESSE H. WILSON, Attorney.