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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-10-08
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Plaintiffs. |

Defendant.
State of Idaho
TO Daniel Oils, in the Name of the People OF
the State Of Idaho: You are hereby notified
that there Is now on file In the Office of the
Clerk of the District Court of the Fifth judi.
ctal District of the State of Idaho, in and for
the County of Bingham. the complaint of
Sample Orr and Sample II. Orr, demanding
Judgment against you for the sum of Three
hundred and forty.1ye dollars lssjl5 OO), with
interest thereon and the costs Of this action.
This suit Is brought TO recover the aforesaid
amount alleged to be due from defendant 10
plaintiff for services rendered said defendant
as attorney and counsellor at law.
The particulars more fully appearing in
PLAINTIFFS complaint. certified copy of which
10 served herewith and made a part hereof
and that unless you appear and answer TO said
complaint within ten days after the service
thereof, II served within Bingham County,
and within twenty Says II served out Of said
County. but within said Judicial District. and
within forty days II served out of said district
exclusive OF the day Of seryice.J Judgment
viii be taken against you by default, accord
ing 10 the prayer of said complaint and plain
this will apply to the court for the relief dc
manded in plaintiffs complaint on file herein.
In witness whereof, ], NJ Patrie Clerk Of
said District Court, have hereunto set
- my hand and affixed the seal of said
Seal Court ut BlackfoOt, Idaho, this 18th day
- OF October, A. D., 1892.
NJ. PATRIE,
Clerk o. the District Court.
Orr Orr,
Atfnrneya For ptatntfWa
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-10-08
Delinquent Notice.
BLAcKFooT IRRIGA

BLACKFooT IRRIGATION COMPANY.
A Corporation Location Of principal place
of business, Blackfoot, Idaho
Notice There are delinquent npOn the fol-
lowing described stock on account of assess
ment NO. levied on the 9th of August, lsg2
the several amounts set opposite the names
OF the respective stockholders as follows :
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-10-08
RLAcKFoor. IDAHO, ocToBER 5, isaa.

AFTER November Sth Gov. Wiley
and .'the fellows across the hall'' will
go off on the ship that never returns.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-10-08
SUMMONS.

In the District Court Of the Fifth Judicial
District of the State OF Idaho. In and for the
county of Bingham.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-10-08
Idaho Appointments for C. A. Salyer,
Prohibition Lecturer.
SUMMONS.

In the District Court of the Fifth judicial
District Of the State of Idaho. In and for
County of bingham.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-10-08

Entered at the postofice at Blackfoot, Idaho,
for transmission as second class mail matter
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-10-08

Adyersssiug rates furnished on application.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-01


COOK. On Wednesday November 40 lsps after
long and psinf,i illness JOS. a. son q the lsts
IInsrsl viii take EIaSs from n. rs.iaenos g m,
~ ,ss at. os,21k mn enss and RELATIVES
CUTLER. On Wednesday November 20 1907 A
II orlsrt .' M, aaSsPitaa LIZA Z 0ul-
funeral from calvary hal Bs ~ 'e Sb Srr,o az
O'Clock Friday. Pallbearers please call at Spears
Undertaking snop at 1 O'Clock sharp. Intsrmsni 1t
FREYHoLD. Al his residence 23G lst street south
s fas1 Al TREY FRsFa sSyfm0er ~ 1852 =" M
Funeral services q The house At, 10 m Friday.
HEssELBAcH. on December I. 1892 after q
iinserins illness. AMELIA C. wife Vi William 4.
Funeral strictly private.
LAUDER on November 10. 1872. at r. NJ, I'd
WARD MUNRoE, infant son of John " and Mar
Funeral from 2o54 s2d street Friday at Ppm.
lssr AGNES E.. wife II EaTar L. Lyons. IN Tie
Funeral viii take place Friday afternoon at so,coct
street southeast. tNoTfolk and Portsmouth papers
MCKNIGHT. On Wednesday, November 10 lssrs
al II 3, An. SOPHIA 5. MCKNIGHT. AGED sew
Funeral from her late Residence. l4le Columbia
street northwest. Friday. December .. at 10 10 ms
MCLEAN. Entered into rest "Wednesday. Nov~m-
Der 90 1872 AkIhJR, eldest son e John and Jaue
Funeral from his fathers residence a. Monroe
street Anscostla - G.: saturday. Decemter At 10
attend tBslumore papers please copy g'
McPROUTY On THURSDAY, Decemb.r l. 1872 a
Gam. EDWARD CAMPBELL. infant son OF VIM,
and Nora McProuty, AIRED three months and severn
teen days
Funeral from parents residence $40 CAIlan strest
northeast. at pm Friends OF family invited 20 at-
tend.
@ dbK spasas1 II IGssdhs S2Ss Ssl
faithful husband Of Elizabeth lrather and eldest
Of Mr. Richard Prather Of Washington.
The Lord grant him eternal ret
SULLIVAN. On Thursday. Des-eniber l. ls9rl
ELLEN SULLIVAN departed this lie IA the sixsie,
Funeral will take place from her sisters housa No.
AZ Ridge street northwest. al - O'Clock Saturday
morning. Friends invited
TAYLOR. on November ~. 1892, at . A. pm.
VIRGINIA NEVILLE TAYLOR. widow 81 ihe late
franck Taylor Of this city, IN the eighty st year q
her
The funeral will be from All Souls Unitarian
Church On Thurs las. December ,. AZ n An y
ToBlN: On Tuesday, November ~. is.re LIZZIE
A. T0BIN. beloved wife Of stephen Tolin. ssed
twenty -four yesrs
Funeral viii take place from her late resis1oe lI3
Pierce street northwest. On Friday. DecentDer =.
theme TO ST. Acssius Church. where requiem msss,
At $50 m, will be laid for the repose h.r s.
Friends Of the family invited TO attend. 2
TRUSHErN. On WedneSday. NoysInl.rr 20. lsp2
EMMA. beloved wife Of John ru-h-inl and daul-htef
of On isisna Mason aged thirty years and e.even
months.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-01
I'd EDITION.
THE SENATE CHAIRMANsHrrs.


Indications That There May Re = Contest
Over Two OF Them.
IL IL said that the democrats are in for q
sharp fight over the organization OF the i'm
portant committees OF the Senate As the new
Senate convenes on the 4th Of March. imme-
diately after the expiration Of the old term. the
democrats will have 20 have their plan Of re-
organization all arranged beforehand, so that
there will be no DELAY. The work will. there
fore, be done this winter and the organization
fully mapped out Those democratic Senators
standing at the head Of the minority on tho
several committees will expect 90 secure tho
Craftsmanship. There seems to be movement
on foot. however, TO put German over the head
OF other Senators and make him chairman OF
the committee on appropriations aud Co adj
vance Carlisle 20 the chAirnsnship Of the COM
mittee on finance. The first would displace
MY. Sockreh OF Missouri, the second would
turn down Voorhees,. Of Indiana. Both OF
thee men would resent this acton
ana both viii make determined fgh. 20 pre-
vent It. Custom was over-ridden when Car-
Isle, coming into the Senate for the first time,
was placed on the finance committee. To make
him chairman he would have 60 be Put over
the head OF Vance, Harris, Mcpherson md
voorhees, This would be the absolute disre-
gard of senatorial courtesy. Ordinarily II would
not be thought Of for a moment without the
consent OF these Senators, and according 90 tina
custom Of the Senate Mr.. voorhees, has a clairn
upon the chairmanship which Is not 20 Re dis
regarded But there is a strong disposition ON
the part OF Carlises sdherents 20 press him 20
the front, and the indications are that there
viii be 4 contest over the matter, and
there is liable 20 be considerable
bitterness growing out 81 a. N Mr..
Carlisle was placed at the head OF the
nnance committee IL Is probable that Mr.. voor-
bees would accept assignment in the re-
Organization. and his resentment might 60 far
enough to lead to his resignation The same
situation exists As to the chairmanship Of the
committee on appropriations. Cookrell viii eH-
pect TO go at the head Of that committee, and
an attempt on the part Of the friends Of Mr..
German to displsce him would make a serious
fractional disturbance in the party. Il is moo
expected now that any plan to displace Cock
rell and Voorhees, will succeed, bat there will
be considerable bitterness provoked before the
thing is settled, and one result may be that
both German and Carlisle. failing Of the pro-
motion which their friends seek for them, will
be left without any prominent assignment in
the organization
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-01
CONGRESS AND THE WORLDS IA iR


What Members Of the Appropriations COM
mittee Say of a Report Prom Chicago.
The statement in a dispatch from Chicago
that President Palmer will ask Congress for
s140, 900 for the national commission of the
worlds fair to make up deficit is not favorably
received by members Of the House committee
on appropriations.
Mr.. sayers Of Texas, prominent member Of
the committee, said that il was the understand
ing when q. 600. 600 was voted for in the last
Congress that no more money be asked for to
aid the fair in anyway.
Mr.. Dockery Of Missouri said be was not sur
prlsed TO her that the worlds fair officials wers
intending TO ask Congress for more money. He
said that there was a thorough understanding
at the lsst-session that no more money was 90
be asked for the worlds fair but the msasgers
OF the institution would be inconsistent il thew
did not come again for more money.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-01
Framing the Sundry Civil RilI.

The estimates for the sundry civil appropris.
ton bill are now being sent to the Capitol and
being put into shape for drafting into bill in
the House committee on appropriations. The
estimates are coming in by galley sheets and no
footing OF the total sum Of the estimates can
yet be made.
There appears 20 be a general increase in the
estimates over those of last year, but it cannot
yet be ascertained how much the total will over
run. Unless some decided cut is made this bill
as II passes Congress will be much heavier than
last year. About S3i 900 900 worth Of river
and harbor work was authorized ut the last see,
sion tn be contracted for and IL these contracts
have been entered into in accordance with that
authority the sundry civil bill of this year viii
have 20 carry the appropriations, es there will
be no river and harbor bill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-01

HE mos important and last srea. sale Of the 1850
season commences tomorrow morning at O'Clock
sharp. on the second floor OF the Palais Royal
The manufacturers and importers Of choice Jackets.
ulstcrs. waists and SUITS have delivered the last
Of their overproducons and at the greatest
read of Of the best bargains tomorrow evening.
for the Quantities limited and the demand will be-
must be-spirited.
Such bargains that the truth would read like fiction.
We need to sxa9gersts-to underestsnate the values
offered
s25 for the Paris-nade Empire Cape Coats in ligh.
tan and navy. Made to retail at $40.
$50 for the London-made Triple Cape Goats Of En-
Rlish Tan Kersey velvet collar &C. Made to sell for
$50.
e13.5O for the Americon-mads Coats. The
same style and material as above quoted Pearl but
tons. lap seams. &c. Intended to retail at $1s.
IS rs for Black Cheviot Box Coats with shawl col
lar Of electric seal Been quoted bargain at e12 70
O.. so for Gray. Tan and Black Cloth Newmarkets
with extra long capes. Good value at $l2 so each.
sl2 so for the English Style Newmarkets. with
triple capes also those with extra long single CAPE
Made TO retail at SIS and $50.
s2l for the English Tourist Newmarkets. in tan and
gray mixtures. single and triple capes. Intended to
sell st $50 and $:}5.
pers. some Of which originally cost at wholesale
d for the French Flannel Wrappers made to retail
at o.. so each.
81 9s for s. % quality Winter weigh. Cloth Waists
navy. brown and black.
o.. 9S for 81 so quality English Cloth Waists, in
red brown and navy.
"a. so for SO quality Silk Waists.
s5. so for IS quality Silk Waists. Besides plain
colors are the French plaids.
$12 90 for Refer Suits. navy black and tan made
TO sell for els each.
els for the $50 quality English Broadcloth Suits.
green. brown. navy and black.
eco for $40 Taor-made Suits in fancy cloths of ex-
elusive styles.
e1rAlterations free Of CHARGE nv expert rnodi.te
Those calling early tomorrow may very probably be
fitted without alteration.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-01
BR1sG The CHILDREN.

s. for Misses Jackets in sizes 12 10 years. many
Of which worth form SO to 81. 90.
50. so for Misses Jackets in sizes l2 to IS years.
None made to sell at less than sS so.
g.. so for Misses Jackets ir sizes l2 to ID years
Worth from 3 10 to S13 So
$l0for Misses Fur Trimmed Jackets many of
which worth els.
a. for Gretchens to fit children to years. None
worth less than so. go
Sc for the Latest Novelty Plaid Gretchens sizes 10
to IA years. Worth from SO. 80 to S1I.5O. del
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-01
BEAUTIFUL XMAS LEATHER Goops

Wehsve always enjoyed the reputation OF
carrying handsome line of leather goods
at the holidays. Notwithstanding the ex-
tent and beauty of the stocks previously
shown. they are not to be compared with
the line now on exhibit. These embrace
an extensive variety Of Chstelain Bags In
halfhundred different designs. Shopping
Bags. Lap Tablets. Purses. Card Cases.
Combination Cases. Vienna Novelty Cases
and what not OF course the largest variety
ts IN the 25c. SOC. and 81 lines.
IL you have. made up your mind to give
Leather Goods you cannot afford TO pass
this department.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-01
SAKs AND COMPANY.
"A SNUG SAv1se>-

That's what we said to the men in
this mornings ''Posr'-and then .e
pointed out half dozen instances
where We could save them all the
way from SOC. to 81 on their SHOES.
The LADIES fare Just g .esner-
ously at our hands.
We make quantity lift part Of the
burden Of cost. We sell 90 many
many-pairs that we have TO file large
orders and that brings its oonces-
sons. You get them.
It's everywhere agreed that ws sell
the BEST Footwear for ladies that
can be bought because it
WEARS LoNGEsT-BEsr because q.
FITs-BEsT because there can he no
BETTER.--we'vs got exclusive rights
with . coterie Of shoemakers whose
regulations are as wide as the con-
tinent Don't you want to wear
such SHOES,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-01
second Edition Continued On 9Th Pare,

TOILET LASoLISE preserves the skin from the
evil effects of wind. heat, irritating particles,
For abrasions, burns, wounds In colapsibls
tubes. Ask for Toilet Lanoline
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-01
CHRISTMAS SILVER Goops.

No department of Gift Goods show the ad-
vance and Improvement that is apparent in
Silver Goods. Remember that ours are of
the finest grades Of metal and will not tar
nish. These embrace Picture Frames, Stand
Mirrors. Inkstands. Trays. Mail Holders
Match Safes. Hair Pin Receivers, Collar
Boxes and a thousand and one other little
useful as well as ornamental articles Of sill
yer ware. We have not marked these up
with view of marking them down at
Christmas. which appears to be the policy
Of many. but have marked them At excep-
tionally reasonable prices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-01

NV ~ ii / T. ~ :
| E. E. E. ! 4 4 IL {. t
/ l.. T. ]: + + { {. T
A LII OF Is: S: ::Sa: CSS:::s:: A.
GE E::.iyy R :ssus:sa Pa T,ss:
Reducing the long closks and closing them out
In such a miracniously short time has put Us into
stock pruning frame Of mind. We have
hand lot OF some 80 40 Winter Coats left
over from last season. These We nave concluded
10 close out but Q fraction Of their former
price We have stated the exact quantity In or
der to show you the necessity of . prompt re-
spcnss.
Misses and Ladies' Navy Blue and Black
Beaver Cloth Coats. Reduced from este
81 EACH.
Is Ladies' Rough Cheviot Coats. high sleeves.
tailor bound. navy blue only. small sizes. Re
duced from % and e6. soto
81 EAcn
IL ladies' Rough Chcviot Navy Blue Coats
Reduced from 81 and q.
SO Eacn
IL.dies' Elegant Black M.tsll.,ss Coat .lz.
81 Reduced from eco to
SO.
SEA- Paa::ss S.esns: A. A FTs.ss.siiSsaa OF
FsGEmsF p Eli ss::
2 Seal Plush sscques. REFER front Sizes 80 and
Il. Reduced from s25 and s3oto
$3.50 EACH
Seal Plush sacaues. sizes 30 and u Re-
duced from s40t
$40 Each.
Seal Plush sacques. size y. Reduced from
s5Oto
$40 EACH
FoSuunn&&--Fssww MSSrrss long Sns CIIoosshf::.
In rumaging through the stock we have dis
covered a few more of the leftover Long Cloaks
Here is the way they shall 60:
Misses Navy Blue Cheviot Newmarket. size
10 Reduced from STA to
So.
8 Ladies' Navy Blue Chevio: Newmarke,s
Reduced from sI5 and SIS 50 to
$3.50 Eacn.
Few ladies' Rough Cheviot Long Cloaks Re-
dueed from : L.. 80 and s2l so to
$40 EAcn
CI lssE.nes S..llss OF Ss siiTi::
We think we have made profit enough on this
seasons stock of Winter Skirts, SO shall close
out the balance as follows:
blades Navy Blue Atwood Balmoral Skirts
Reduced from 81. s. to 81 81.
5Fancy Striped Atwood Flannel Balmoral
Skirts. Reduced from So 80 to s1.75.
5All-wool Flannel Bslmoral Skirts. navy. 9
seal brown. Reduced from 81. % to 81 10
sFancy Flannel Balmoral Skirts. very snowy.
Reduced from s2. 80 to s2.25
Seal Brown Ladies' Cloth Balmoral Skirts.
Reduced from 50 to 60 5
MAS Sale OF L saihhsF GSSSoSass.
Leather Goods practically belong to the give
giving family. They enbody two Of the best
elements of appreciativeness-show and utility.
We have an excellent line of Leather Goods. en-
brscing Pocket Books. Vienna Purses. yeni.ian
Leather novelties. shopping Bags, opera Bags,
Combination Card Cases. &c.
10 Imitation Seal Chatelaine Bags. two Styles
with oxdized chain. Only 2c5. each
Two styles of Imitation Seal Chatelaine Bags,
with leather and metal chains Only 5Dc. each.
Real Seal Chaielsne Bags. 81 TO 1925
Imitation Seal and Cloth Shopping Bags. Only
5Oc each.
Imitation Seal Shopping Bags. with pocket
book combined, silk top Only 81.
Black Cloth Embroidered shopping Bars Sc
Cthe r. up to 81 80 and 90.
30 Sttyyiissss Pocsssss Bee: Al 25s
We have more than 80 styles of Pocket Rooks
Vienna Novelty Purses. Continuation Gard Cases
and Pocket Books. &c. at the popular price Of
2.sr. each. Others up to 81.
NOTICE--Initia!s printed free on all leather
goods from 81 80 up.
Wiilliiiiaamm II. MsKnnssww::
1t 933 Pa Ave.
LITTLE OF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-01
VEa1rABLE Army Or Dolls.

Imagine fsir-sized army ready for battle
and you have an idea Of the extent Of our
stock Of dolls We wish to emphasize one
particular feature Of our stock Of dolls as
compared with those shown elsewhere
about town. We have not aimed to see
how large doll we could sell at the various
prices. but have secured the prettieet and
those truest to nature as regards their gen.
ersl tout ensemble. Beauty and not size
will be the predominating feature of our
stock Of dolls. Csc. is about the most
popular price paid for a doll aud at this
figure we have surpassed every previous
showing. for. without exception, we have
the pretttest dolls ever offered at this price
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-01

ee-prl-es paaz Ifnss Of goods not IN our -sgula,
i0's p~'oss 70 insre tA>r 0Osn9 during II. noah
1Dee~usbsT On tAs regular lines Of goods II. hss.
~~vhed Eood~ara q LotArop pr,os.. Which. 70 IA.
,sopSs - EasafAo,Oa, NEEDS 40 comment
Artists, Sroxrp ErcHrSos.
Framed tn four different styles. Of the newest and
nessss; patterns white enamel and gold moIdinss
sc.
Jsessis choice o1s-signed by the artist-elexantiy
frsned-hzs . heavy drab mat and Is worth unframed
Ave times the amount ask. rars bargain. and a
neotiHs An early call Is absolutely necessary.
ts'h 10Th ST; buidins
HoLrD,r ANNOUNCEMENT
FROM
H.sDKEncHrEr DEPARTMENT.
Handhsrchisfs dfs,inctvsy lead Holiday presents
,,. 60 ,..r s.r. NAV ..s,o
...-,...., -. ,,., ,,,s.-.,,
Ply A'ed oS our experience OF '0rnier h'I-
day seasons and by knowledge OF the TACT that foh
cHAKACrEE AND VALUES OUR STOCK STANDS
UNEoUALED.
Isha. been asked why we sell so many Handker-
chiefs. The reasons are these.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-01

NO other house DOES-EvER DID
or EFEB wILL-seu such STERI-
ING QUALITIES at such LOW PRICES
As WE quote
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-01
w. NJ. SHusrEn & Sous.
9l9 PENN. AVENUE.
WELL GIVE You A LIFT.

WELL GIVE You A LIFT
ODD ONT DENY YOURSELVES ANY
2 THING THAT WILL MAKE HOME
ODD ATTRACTIVE AND COMFORT
ABLE
YOU DON'T NEED THE READY MONEY.
YOUR CREDIT is GOOD WITH Us TO
ALMOST ANY AMOUNT. YOUR WORD"
Is ALL THE SECURITY WE WANT.
IT'S OUR BUSINESS TO SELL. HOUSE
FURNISHINGS ON THE IySTALLNEST
PLAN. WE CARRY EVERYTHING FROM
CURTAIN TO FURNACE. AND
WE'LL SELL YOU AvYTHING-AND LET
YOU TAKE YOUR OWN TINE TO PAY
FOR IT.
YOU ARE UNDER NO OBLIGATIONS TO
Us FOR THE ACCOMMODATION. THE
SHOE Is ON THE OTHER FooT-wE ARE
MUCH OBLIGED" TO YOU FOR
YOUR PATRONAGE. THE SPOT CASH
DON'T BUY ANY BETTER GRADE
OF GOODS THAN YOUR SMALL PAY
MENT AT THE TIME OF PURCHASE
AND THE WEEKLY OR MONTHLY
TRIPLES THAT FOLLOW. ONLY YOU
GET WHAT YOU NEED-WREy YOU ARE
NEEDING IT-AND SETTLE FOR 1T AT
YOUR LEISURE UNDER OUR EQUITABLE
CREDIT SYSTEM ON THE OTHER
HAND MAYBE YOU'D HAVE TO TAKE
BREAD OUT OF YOUR MOUTHS AND
CLOTHES OFF YOUR BACKs-TRYING To
RAKE AND sCRApE TOGETHER ENOUGH
TO PAY CASH
CASH is HARD MASTER.
CREDIT Is FRIEND-A HELP-MEET.
sDoN'T BE AFRAID To TRUST YOUR
sELvEs-YoUR WORD GOES WITH Us.
YOU AND YOUR WIFE DROP IN AND
PICK OUT WHAT'S NEEDED AROUND
THE HOUsE-AND HAVE IT SENT HOME
THEN WE'LL FIX Up ABOUT THE PAY
MENTS
HousE AND HEnRu.Ss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-01

YouR DRuccIsr DOES Nor
Spread his plasers seatnecoat his pills He knows
that such work is better done in factory
Some try to make Emulsion Of cod liver oil but
they cannot make one like scott's Emulsion-theyTI
ind 1t out some Day
There is in what it is made Of; there 10
knack in Masking ii. That knaok is Scott. Emulsion
Therei is book on CAREFUL LIVING tina. you
ought to read. Shall We sendn. Free.
SCOTT BOVINE. Chemists. 1sa South 9Th ave-
nue.. New York.
Your druggist keeps scotts Emulsion Of Cod Liver
oil-all druggists everywhere do 81
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F E; s. : ~
II ss II I. e. e. e. $ S's I'LL T. e.
sEa "a ~ II Cos III Err
* NM sSss s M 4. ssssss
e.. xx HHs "A ~ ssss
NM 90 TIT ERH
III $sJ$ ! + +.

''Au Hail to the joutasl Christmos time"
From today on every thought and energy
viii be exerted to meet your slightest wish
In the world Of gift-g1ving merchandise
The tendency Of the times point to the ex-
change Of those gifts which combine beauty
with utility. Under separate heads we call
your attention to the feast We have pre-
pared for you In holiday goods
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-01
TEE BEsr

TEE Best
Remedy for colds. coughs and the common a,.order,
Of the throat and lunss. Ayers Cherry Pecoraiis uni
versaiiy recommended by the profession. i,h-rst.
M the phlegIa soothes Inflammation allsys p~inful
symptoms and induces repose. In bronchiti. ana
pnsamonia it affords speedy reef and is unrivaled a.
aprompt and effective
EMERGENCY MEDICINE
In Group. throat and the sudden pulmonary dis
eases to which young children are so liable.
Ayers Cherry Pecsorsl has had wonderful effect
IN curing my brothers children OF severe and Dan
ferrous cold It was truly astonishing how speedily
they found relief and were cured after taking this
preparation. Miss ANNETTEN MoEN. Fountain,
MINI.
AYERS
CHERRY PrcrosaL.
Prepared by Or. J. c. AVER CO.. Lowell. Mss.
PROMPT TO ACT. SURE TO CURE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-01

HousE AND HERMANN.
HOUSE BELONGINGS.
st7, sie 9,I. ea3 SEVENTH ST. 636 MASS. AVE
n2O