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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-22

Lord Salisbury's reply to Acting Secretary OF
State wharton's note o, March 8 was laid
before the cabinet at its session today and
was the sole topic Of discussion. The cab
met met with unusual promptitude, and q
few minutes after the hour of assembling
Ql:S Am. }, every tnember. with the exception
OF Secretary Blaine. was in his seat The dis
cussion throughout was earnest. evidencing
the Importance of the matter under considera-
ton, and was participated in by every member
present the President assuming a leading part
lie advisability Of transmitting the recent
correspondence, including Sslisbury's latest
note and the Presidents reply
to the Senate was considered
Senator Sherman, chairman OF the
c3mmittee Of foreign relations had an inter-
view with the President this morning before
the meeting of the cabinet
SIR BADEN PowELL's VISIT.
Prior to the cabinet meeting Acting Secretary
Wharton, accompanied by Sir Baden Powell,
one Of the Canadian agents of the commission
recently in session here, called at the Executive
Mansion and was accorded an interview with
tine President
The presence at this time Of Sir Baden
Powell, who was thought TO be in Canada is
regarded as significant Sir Baden Powell sails
from New York for England tomorrow and the
opJcSt VI hie Nisit tooAy SO lar he COulu De
learned. was to take formal leave Of the Presi-
dent He came here from Montreal last even
ing Rumor has it that he was the bearer of
some Official communication from the Canadian
premier on the Bering sea matter.
COUNTER PROPOSITION.
A rumor that finds many believers 10 tha,
Lord Salisbury has answered the President
note insisting on the necessity of modus vi
vendi with q counter proposition that in
any modus viyendi agreed upon the
United States shall agree to indemnity
Canadian vessel owners (poachers) for the
losses incurred thereby, provided the arbitra-
tors finally decide that the United States has
no right to prevent pelagic sealing. The United
States has already rejected q proposition oi
this kind.
DELAYED INSTRUCTIONS
The Treasury Department has delayed the
preparation Of instructions to revenue cutter,
pending Bering sea negotiations. Last veal
the instructions originally sent out had to bt
countermanded by telegraph, az the situation
changed after they were delivered in San Fran.
cisco. 1t is the determination Of treasury
officials to wait this year, if possible, until tn.
situation is finally determined.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-22
CAPITOL TOPICA
TO PROTECT EMPLOYEES AZ WITNESSES.

TO PROTECT EMPLoYEs A. WITNESSES.
Representative Enloe appeared before the
House c. mittee on judiciary this morning to
advocate L. bill recently introduced BY him
to protect government employees who testify
before congressional investigating committees
Mr.. Enloe explained that the fear entertained
by employees Of possible discrimination against
them by department officials frequently prevents
the employees from giving testimony when an
investigation Of some Office or official is under
way and the investigators are thus denied infor-
nation which might prove valuableand which
can come in no other way. The committee
was not persuaded by Mr.. Enloe's argument
is the death Of the bill
SUBMARINE rELEaRAPza
Gen. Eppa Hunton and Hon. Je6 Chandler
were heard by the House commerce committee
today In support of the bill granting to the
Campagnie Franchise de Telegraphis do Paris
OF New York to lay submarine cable and tele-
graphs at some eligible places on the
coast OF South Carolina and at some place
on the coast In Virginia at or near Norfolk.
PRoPosxD sIxrEENrn AMENDNENr.
The House committee on the Judiciary has
designated April as . day on which IL viii
hear argument from persons interested in the
resolution proposing . sixteenth amendment 10
the Constitution, prohibiting any state from
passing any Law respecting the establishment
OF religion or TO use its property or credit and
money raised by taxation for the purpose Of
aiding any church, religious denomination,
religious society or any institution wholly or IN
part under sectarian or ecclesiastical control
Mr.. MORGAN WAITS MyoauArroN.
Mr.. Morgan has offered . resolution, which was
agreed TO, requesting the President 10 comma
nicate TO the Senate the items Of TAXATION i'm
posed by the law Of the republic Of Columbia
on products Of the United States imported into
Columbia and which the President has found
and proclaimed to b reciprooally unjus4 10
the United States, and also 10 oond copiao 6
ths Oogsospendonoo . ~ OuhiooG
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-22

PERSONAL. H. B. Neff Of Cleveland, A. B.
Endicott of Boston and J. NJ. Ramsey of St.
Louis are at Willards.-J. NJ. Baker. of
Syracuse, H. R. Richardson of New
York, A. P. stillwagen Of Philadel phia
and r. s. Jackson Of Detroit are
at the Randall.---H. Wilson Of Sidney. Ohio,
W. H. Edgerly of Boston, I. ]. Carroll of New
York and W. B. Jordan of st. Paul are at the
Ebbitt-George W. Newell of Paw
tucket, 4. l.. H. B. Goodwin of Cleve-
land. G. F. Davis of Hartford and E.
s. Elkins Of Sacramento are at the Riggs
VIM. Douglas of Charleston, S. c.. A. p. Little
Of Rochester, E. Queen Of Pittsburg, s. G.
Foster Of Cincinnati and Henry II. Dufield
of Milwaukee are at the Arlington Ballard
Smith of New York, D. W. Field of
Brockton, Mass, and 7. B. Blackstone of Chi
cago are at the shoreham.--R T. Wood Of
pittsburg, Howard Pusey of Philadelphia, F. H.
Hubbard of New York and Edward W. Sheldon
of New York are at the Normandie.--J. w. At
kinson of Buckingham, Pa, and J. H. Harris Of
Providence, r. l., are at the Fredoaia.-
d. ]. Weaver Of sPhiladeiphia and D. San
ders OF Chicago at the Johnson
John s. West Of Far Rocksway, L. l., ].
II. Rcinhart Of Pittsburg, G. Herman of New
York and C. B. Powell Of Richmond arc
at the Metropolitan.--C. ". Fulton of
Denver, c. A. thompson of Nova Scotia and
Geo. Siiverman Of New York are at the Ma
tional.--Ex-Mayo +. G. Richards Of Massa-
chusetts. Edgar Ford of Freport L. L, and N.
]. Staples of Boston are at the St James.--
Capt Henry Erben, commandant Of the New
York navy yard, is at the Ebbitt.
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THE FREE SILVER FIGHT,
Debate Began Today-The Anticipated Strug-
gle to Come Later.

gle to Come Later.
The silver bill was taken up for consideration
in the House this morning promptly, in
accordance with the special order adopted
some time ago. The champions on both sides
have been preparing for the contest, and the
prospects are that a very bitter struggle will
follow. In anticipation Of q lively fight
the public filled the galleries to their greatest
capacity this morning.
The opponents Of the bill started into their
forlorn hope fight with great deal of courage.
At the opening Of the question Mr.. Tracey
tried to knock out the bill on point Of order,
but he was overruled.
The only other significant thing at the open
ing of the discussion was declaration by Mr..
Bland, in response to reques, from the third
party for share o. the time distributed for
debate. that there was NO party in this matter;
that men were acting independent Of party
and expressing their individual opinions.
1he purpose Is to put In as much time as
possible for debate during the three days as
signed and on Thursday Mr.. Liand expects to
move the previous question.
WHEN THE REAL FIGHT WILL BEGIN.
The real fight will begin when the motion
for the previous question is made. Unless they
have some reason to change their minds be-
tween now and then the anti-silver men will
at once begin a tlibuster and the chances are
that they will be able to exhaust all the
time of the special order without permitting
direct vote on the till. A number Of substi-
tute propositions will be submitted. and. after
they have been exhausted. motions to take a
recess TO adjourn and a series of other dilatory
motions will probably be made.
After the time Of the special order has thus
been consumed the bill will go back to the cal
endar with no greater privilege than any other
measure.
ANOTHER SPECIAL ORDER EXPECTED.
This is what is expected to happen and it has
been taken into consideration in the plans Of
the silver men. They have assurance satisfac-
tory to them that if this order expires without
a direct vote on the bill having been had the
committee on rules will report another resolu-
tion fixing another special order with q pro-
vision for the immediate ordering of the pre-
vious question.
This will put An end to all flibustering and
insure a vote on the bill, SO that votes are ali
that will count in the end.
OUTSIDE INFLUENCE BEING ExERrED.
A considerable amount of outside influence
is being brought to bear to effect the vote.
large number Of long petitions from business
men opposing the bill have been presented
through the petition box, and q great many
bankers and other business men from New
York and Philadelphia we're about the Capitol
today.
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Charged With Forgery.

Thomas A. Sembly. the colored man arrested
in Philadelphia several weeks ago charged
with forging the maine Of Senator German, has
been brought here and he is now in Jail The
check in question was for e45 and it was passed
on Saks 4 Co.
1t is alleged that the prisoner was in saks &
Co.'S store one day, and while in there he met
ex-Civii Service Commissioner. Oberly, who
knew him.
The commissioner in speaking Of him called
him 'sThomas," and few mirutes later when,
it ID alleged, he asked to have the check cashsd
he indorsed it BY writing the name "John
Thomaa"
The prisoner b also charged with the fore-
cry OF the uams Of ex-Commissionss EdmondS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-22

The long winter is the forerunner Of forward and
balmy spring-and spring to the tasty house
keeper refurbishing wherever needed. The cold
son lingering long, has added considerably the
pense OF housekeeping and made purses lean lank and
limp. Do not hold back this account il the will is
strong and the intent good. TO reap the full benefit
extensive advertising and to make you participant in
the fruits of the great drop prices inaugurated
months ago am ready and willing to open accounts
with my parons-just the if the sales were on
q cash basis This departure in the furniture
line.
JOHN RUDDEN,
J.Lw.1 5l3 Seventh street northwest.
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Capt R. W. Meade has
been ordered to examination for promotion on
March g. Commander A. S. Snow, detached
from the command of the Essex upon the re-
porting OF his relief, Commander ". W. Mead
and ordered home. Medical Inspector A. A.
Hoehling ordered to duty as president of med
icai and naval examining board at the Naval
Hospital. Brooklyn, n. T., to convenAon the
LIST proximo. surgeon b. S. Mackie, ordered
to duty as member OF the medical and naval
examining board at the Naval Hospital at
Brooklyn, N. Y, on the LIST proximo. Surgeon
]. l.. Nelson ordered to duty as member and
recorder Of medical and naval examining
board. Naval Hospital, Brooklyn, N. Y, on the
LIST proximo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-22

The DISEASE SPREADING.-The Department
of Agriculture has received information from
its agent in London that the hoof and mouth
disease among cattle in England continues to
spread and that the disease has broken out in
Scotland.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-22

Henderson Brothers Carriage Fsctory In
Boston Destroyed by Fire.

Bosros, March 22.-By q fire that started
from some unknown cause after midnighs last
night Henderson Bros immense carriags fac
tory and repository, taking up nearly the en-
tire block bounded by North avenue and Bsd-
ley. Russell and Orchard streets. North Cam
bridge, together with nearly 1000 carriages
and hundreds of sets of harness aud
several stores OF the ground floor. was burned
to the ground. Several small tenement houses
on Hadley street were also burned. John J.
Henderson believes his firms loss will reach
and probably exceed s200,000 and that the in
surance will probably amount to one-half
of that The frame houses on Hadlev
street, which were injured or destroyed, and
little store on North avenue, which Was
entirely consumed, belonged TO Mr.. Daniel
Forbes and were occupied by poor tenements,
who lose their household goods. Two of the
Hadley street houses we're valued at f20. 900
each. Up TO O'Clock the blaze had not been
extinguhhed. but the flames were under con-
troll Ihe carriage factory employed from
rs to 100 hands
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-22

DISTRICT TPATENTs.-Patents have been issued
to citizens of the District as follows: Andrew
NJ. Coyle, assignor to n. Hiss. Baltimore, elec.
trically controlled elevator; Frank K. Ward
milk or fruit preserving jar and sealed stopper
therefor; Simeon L. West, apparatus for purr
flying, sterilizing and filtering drinking water
Designs were registered by Frank X. Ward for
cream skinner, milk mug and wagon body.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-22

BELIEVED TO BE THE YoRKrowN.-It IS said
at the Navy Department today that the war
vessel sighted off San Diego Cal, yesterday
was undoubtedly the Yorktown. now on her
| way to San Francisco, and not the Boston, al
was reported by telegraph yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-22
-wASHBURN GUITARS.

The scale of the WASHBURN, from the smallest
three quarter to that OF the Grand Concert size is
guaranteed nbSottty correct. and has been
at great expense and much labor. great i'm
portance do the manufacturers deem this point which
IS the foundation OF the whole instrument, that they
have invented method whereby the scale of every
IS an eJdc duplicate of its predecessor yaria n or
exception oen possible The neck. also Important
feature. is constructed upon the plan nd is
Identical, with another. and made Ia per
feet model that all possess that pleasant feeling in the
han S o. performer much desired. The tone of
the WASHbt RN is rich full and mellow at the same
time powerful witt out harshness. The finish is the
finest Of French poist being bria and lasting he
III ay inl rich and elegant.
Bear Il nlInd that in the WA HBURN Guitar we
offer our customer an INSTRUMENT not only free from
the most common and glrIng faults OF other Makers
but one that viii Withstand the critca est Of
the artist and ask for it careful compar with ally
Guitar made in the world Leaving II to plead ITS
own believe that the of ts ,erits will
never lie dnInled and that every instrum will be
its own best advocate
Every Guitar bears the name Of GEORGE WASH
without 1t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-22

| ACTs APPRovED.-The President has signed
the act making appropriations to supply de-
| ticiency in the Department Of Agriculture; also
an act to provide for terms of the United
States Circuit and District Courts at Cumber-
i land Md
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-22

MINISTER REID COMING HoME.-Itij expected
that Minister Reid will leave Paris on Saturday
next. 1t is understood that the nature of the
dispatches sent him by the State Department
last night are not such to delay his departure.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-22
r~RUDDEN's FURNITURE HOUSE
A REVELATION.

, This is the best lemon pie ever eaten: Yelks Of
three eggs. one heapinR teaspoonful of best but
ter obtanaUlo. three-quarters OF a cup of white
sugar. JUICE of two lemons and grated rind OF
lemon. Mix thoroughly and axe with one crust
Beat the whites o. the stiff with four table,
spocnfuls OF powdered SUGAR. spread over the top
slightly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-22

NAVAL PAYMENT.-The Secretary of the Navy
has made the fourteenth payment Of $50, $50
on cruiser No. IL, now being constructed at
Boston by the assignees of Harrison Loring d
Co,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-22

AT BARBApoEs.-Ihe training ships Monon-
gahels and jamestown arrived at Barbados
today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-22

RECEIVER APPoNTED.-The controller Of the
currency has appointed Mr.. Otho L. Hays of
Gallon receiver of the Lima National Bank,
Lima, Ohio, insolvent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-22

CALLED ON THE PREsIpENT.-The President's 9
callers today included Attorney General Miller.
Senators Sherman and Dubois and Represent
atives Enochs Grout and Hemphill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-22

GOLD IN THE TREAsURY.-The net gold in the
treasury today is sl24, ,625, ,5S4, an increase of
81, 100000 since the 1st instant and of nearly
%, 600, 600 since January 30.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-22

W. c. HENDERSON has been appointed fourth
class postmaster at Appleton, Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-22

k-1SsPRING CLOTHES FOR MEN
The most popular street suit this spring
will be the Double breasted Sack of
fancy mixtures. We have about fifty
styles of these suitings and propose to
make them up at the low price of $2J
per suit Tailored in the usual iniin-
liable style.
@. WAKEFIELD SIMPSON,
mh21 Expert Tailor. cor. 9th and sts NV
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THE FIELD OPEN TO MrLLs.
senator Chfltou's Withdrawal Fron u
Texas senatorship Contest

Texas senatorship Contest
AUSTIN, TEXAS, March Ex-senator HoracS
Chiffon addressed q letter last night to caucus
Of his friends announcing his Withdrawal from
the race for United States Senator, thus leaving
the field clear to Roger Q. Mills to psss from
the lower to the upper branch Of Congress
Senator Chiffon assigns As his only reason
for Withdrawing that he finds the total vote Of
his friends in the legislature will not be sum-
cient to elect him, and he does NOT want to en-
barrass those who would stand BY him. II is
claimed that the election Of Mills w1n sdd
50.00o votes to the third party in Tsxaa His
supporters are sure Of eighty or niaety vetss
on the first ballot
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-22

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS ToDAY.-Internalr rev
enue, s1s6, 7l9; customs, e346,61S.
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W. Q. NJ z r T Z'o
Tailoring Shop.
Old llll st.

H-~wAsHINGTON JOCKEY CLUB..-.A
Msshingto Jockey Club will be held ae Willard Hall
sIaii,,a rkan,Af March - q Pm The report Of the
sppoin1ed to revise the constitution and bylaws win
b sahmisted BY oEds5 of shs R.s:idsnk -
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Twenty YE.ns W1rH TIE EQUITABLE.

A WASHINGTON ATTORNEY Is INSrRTD FOR
SCORE OF YEARS AND THEN RECEIVES
sI76 FOR EVERI slOp PAID IN PREMIUMS.
Endowment policy No. 66. t42- Age 1t issue, 2S
mi,I.ts paid, 90. IE}l
The Above VOsicy was held by Mr. W1l- E Edmon-
stOa attorney -atlN 5th and sts. n. W AT the
maturity policy. Dec. 81. 1891. the following
methods settlement OEeroo pY the k9Itaoie
L. A cash payuIrnt # SlU.NiS.' 80
2 Or. lleu Of cash paid -UE policy OF NE Esor-
ance payable al DEATH Tor SjS. uSO.
:. OR al annuity of : ..6. -
Dir. r iIuOStOu selected the inst method OF settler
and therefore received cash amount equiv
sent TstUrH gf Iii premiums pad ruth inter ss at
tn rate II -. per cent PR annual
For cost anl other Information adapted 70 your c1f-
cumstaLCr> ,-Iii address
BOWES X HALL Resident Managers,
Equitable Lie Assurance Society OF the United Ssatea
nln.s2 1876 St u
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LORD sALIsBURY's MESSAGE
he Boring Sea Situation Discussed at To-
days Cabinet Meeting.

rHE BRITISH PREMIER's REPLY TO THE NOTE OF
MARCH RECEIVES EARNEST CONSIDERATION
But ITS CONTENTS NOT pIscLosEp--sIR BADEN
POWELL APPEARS AaAN-A COUNTER PRoPosI-
TION.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-22

Stanley VIII Rstur, 10 the Coass Soon
LONDON, March 22.-Ths London Work
states that Henry N. Stanley viii - 10 sAs
Congo this year in the interest Of tAs Congo
FREQ State and remain in Africa sor . log
period.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-22
MINISTER RUDINI ATTACKED.
Many Italians Think He Was Too Mid tu
the New Orleans Incident

RonE, March 22.-The attack Of signor I'm
briani on the government has created sensa-
ton, and many are inclined TO sympsthize with
his argument that the administration OF Signor
Rudini has not been sufficiently aggressive in
asserting the rights of the Italians abroad es-
pecially In respect to the New Orleans mas-
6acre.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-22

LONDON, March 22-The Princes Alix q
Hesss granddaughter Of Queen Victoria saA
youngest laughter Of the late Grand puks q
Hesse and Of the late Princess Alice, IL 10 ar
rive in England on . long visit 70 Queen Vic
toria shortly after the return Of the queen
from Hyerea The visit viii give an oppor-
acquainted with Prince George Of Wales. The
queen 10 said 70 be desirous TO bring about .
marriage between the couple Irene, sister
Of Princess Alix 10 married 10 another grand
SON Of Queen Victoria, Prince Henry Of Prus-
MA
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whisfssr's Apprsciatios ef . Delicate Tribute.
wurrrso, NAE, March 22-John q. Whittier
has written . letter 70 Archbishop Tschs
Shanking him for ringing the bells Il B.
Bonifacs, referred 10 in whit*isr's posm, .'ssd
River voyageur," on the poet's birthday
recently. II havs." writes the poet, 'tresohsd
An ags when literary success and manifssta-
tions Of popular favor have ceased tc sas,sfy
one upon whom the solemnity Of LIES sunset 3
resting, but such . delicate and beautiful
tribute has deeply moved ne. shall never
forget ik / shan hsar the bells ef b. Bouifsos
ssunding scross the continent and svaksning .
1eeling e Gntitude See " Osaerous sct"
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E11's INTERESTING
To note the surprise on the face of
kaksr the man who asks us to repeat the
% to price which seems % low to him
Wearsr. timidly. .as If we might raise It. Buy
from the maker. but buy the best.
THE BAKER SHOE.
mh22 1880 N. z. ave.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

H~scorTIsH BIT. ROBERT DE BRYCE
6s at .Ss ish
PIT Il WORK. i., 1. f. HOLT SOD degree, Recorder
oi 4HE hMFEHASsH + 4 Ssadsg TgSn snd
VIII adrssi aS ,, the es'ns 4 S9s
'Sss;
SCOTTISH RITE:-1REGrLAR RENDEZ-
-. vous Of Washington Consistory. No. $. p.
bAY March ISL ISL be st e!a on TnEs m n
West End Masonic Hall. 18th st and Pa ave n w.
mhi9-:,t ANsON S TAl LQE. 81 CIR. secy. &c
- atty cloudy; probably tipht shotrers
10 Out-of-to,cn rssi,toits. - AL.
though We submit prices and make
shipments of lumber to any point
in the United States we pay special
attention to orders from parties in
the adjoining states of Maryland.
Virginia and Delaware.
We can fill any order at any time
and for less than others charge.
Send trial order We furnish
everything that enters into the con-
struction Of . house
Ii obey. Bittinger Miller.
"7he Peoples Lumber Yard"
Cor. 9th and New York ave. NV.
Cor. 11th and o SITS. s.e mh22
R-oDD MECHANTsMs.
The Waltham Watch Company
have on exhibition al ny store
samples OF every watch they
nave ever manufactured.
There are old styles and new
styles, Ladies' Watches and
GenteneD's Watches; many in-
teresting tine-rieces. You are
jnuated 10 inspect til. III.
A. I. SALTZSTEIN JR,
-, Manufacturing JeUe'er,
Hiil-S .,Oo Seventh 81.
R~LOSS OF OPPORTUNITY
~ Why procrastinaley All Ion e headed men
agrte that property will be higher this
sfring The opportunity OF tOdav 2naV not
o. yours ton,errow. Inc time to buy is
When all others nesitatinK. Why
shouldn't you lead. We have property ON
sae today that well for parties with
the courage OF their convictions
PROCTOR PROCTOR,
eO7 st. n. ".
1Reat Estate and Insurance. mhS
k--SsPRING CLOTHES FOR MEN
Ihe most popular street suit this spring
will ha thp braa ad SaoL ,S