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CONFIDENT CLEVELAND MEN.
They VIII Work TO Have the Kentucky Dele
cation Instructed for Him

g"tfon Instructed Tor Him.
LOUISVILLE. kr.. May 25.-The democratic
state convention met at 2 O'Clock this after
noon. As far as can be ascertained tho con-
rention Is divided into two elements. those who
VIII be contonted with nothing less
than delegation of out-and-out Cleve-
land men and those who are in
favor of an uninstructod delegation g J.
Bronson will be vo;ed for bv the Cleveland
men and lir. c. II. Long viii be voted for by
th" non-instruction men.
The friends of Cleveland fully recognize the
fact that Mr.. Watterson is dead against them
They support Gen. Csstlcman for delegste-st-
large.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-25

Two New BANKs.-The controller Of the cur
rency has authorized the Farmers National
Bank of Salina, Kansas, to begin business. with
a capital of 100000 and the City National
Bank of Norfolk, Virginia, with capital of
SSOO OO0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-25

Mr.. WM. p. TIrcoMB, chief Of . division in
the supervising architects Office, has resigned
and has been appointed disbursing clerk of the
fish commission. Mr.. Titcomb was formerly
deputy register of the treasury
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-25

NAVAL ORDERs.-Lieut. E. T. Strong has
been detached from the nautical school ship
Saratoga and granted leave of absence for one
year. Lieut.. Lucien Flynn, detached from duty
at the Union iron works, San Francisco. and
ordered to duty on the coast survey. Ensign
]. H. Rohrbocker, detached from the coast
survey steamer Blake and granted three months
leave. Ensign s. r. French, detached from
duty at the navy yard, Pensacola, and granted
six months leave. Leave has been granted to
Medical Director T. j. Turner. retired, for one
year, with permission to leave the United States
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-25

The MARINE BAND CoScERrs.-There is no
truth in the rumor that the Marine Band con-
certs are hereafter TO be held in the White Lot
for the benefit of the Saturday afternoon drivers
around the circle. The concerts will be held as
usual in the grounds of the Executive Mansion
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-25

NTHE NATIONAL. COOPERATIVE COM.
- PANY. Qncorporated). Ofices:
1Ol King ST., Alexandria, Va, and 905 H st. n. W.,
Washington, ID. c.
business houses in these cities. TRADE CARDS NAV
NOW be obtained at 25 cents by ''Rochdalery" and
''Sovereiens" and at 81 by others.
Apply at the offices or to
A. u. IONGLEY. Pres. S12 st. ne.
J. W. HARSHA, Secy. '905 H st. n. w.
JOHN MORRISON, Treas. AIS st NV.
J.. f. HUNT. 1910 s st. NV
H. W. SMITH, 716 b st. w,
J. A. RANDALL. 204 9th st. Sc,
J. b. CARTER, Cos Pa, ave. n. W.
w. s. YEATES SO5 1lth st. NV.
JOHN FINN. 51S 2.}d st. NV.
l. g; WAhFiELD, 14l3 Pa ave- nv.
JOHN JOHNSON, 1U15 ST. n W.
BURTON MACAFEE, 621 9TH Ut. NV,
w. r. GAPEN, 32 Ind ave. n. w..
CHAS. B. SAVER, T03 18th st. ne.
J. L. THORNTON. 2O6 Ind ave- NV.
JOaEPH yuOY, S2ls Pa. ave. NV.
ISRAEL G. STOCKTON. l70S n. J. ave. nv.
RH L. MCQUEEN, -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-25

Mr.. Louis A. DENT, private secretary to
Secretary Blaine, who has been absent on leave
for several months in Mexico and Central
America for the benefit of his health. has re-
turned to the city and is much improved.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-25
THINK HE Is THE MAN.
Arrest of the Suspected Murderer OF Fosl
Denison, Tex, Women.

Denison. Tex, Women.
yASDAIIA. Mo-. Mas Pa man has heen ar
rested here who. it is believed, killed the four
women in Denison. Tea. last week. The Deni-
son authorities have notified Chief of Police De
long TO he on the lookout for one I. J. Williams
claiming to be their man. watch wac kept on
the post Office and telegraph Office with the re-
sui; that hast night when Young white man,
aged twenty-three wears. stepped up 20 the
counter and called for message 10 TINT name
he was at taken into custody. Williams
denies all knowledge Of the crimes.
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THE ROCK CREEK PARK CASE.
An Order of Court Directing Payment fos
the Shoemaker and True-den Tracts.

An Order of Court Directing Payment for
the Shoemaker and True-dell Tracts.
The Court in General Term yesterday. in the
case Of the United States against Cooper ct al,
otherwise known the Rock Greek Park con-
demnation proceedings, signed the order in
reference 10 the tracts Of l.. T. and +. ID. Shoe
maker. executors of Pierce Shoemaker, and Cor
nelia o. Truesden Nos. AZ, 49, a., 6s, 60. rs, 70,
"a, rs and SD, thus completing the decree ~ 10
all the tracts included in the Presidents APP
proval. The order recites that the motions Of
the parties for leave to file answer to the potion
of the commission to paw the award into court
is denied, said motion having heretofore oper-
ated as a Suspension Of the decree Of April $,
and directs the Secretary Of the Treasury to
paw the amount of the awards without interest
into the registry.
A copy of the order was sent TO the Secretary
of the Treasury yesterday afternoon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-25

The PRESIDENTS CALLERs-The Presidents
callers today included Gen. Jno. c. New. Gen.
Jno. w. Foster. Senators Dawes. Hawley, Car
Isle. FELTON, and Hiscock and Representatives
Butler, Forney and Hayes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-25

AcTs APPPovEp.-The Presiden. has signed
the act to vacate that part of Madison street,
Georgetown. west of Back street and extend Y
street in Bmleith in the District Of Columbia.
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Welded IN LONDON.

she Daughter of Baronet Married to .
Baltimore Boy.
LONDON. NAV 25.-Christ Church. in HYDE
Park. was the scene of brilliant wedding to-
day. the parties being William Buckler. son Of
DIR. Buckler of Baltimore. and half brother Of
Henry White of the American legation. and
Georgiana Waldron. a daughter Of the late Sir
Theodore WaldrOn. a commander of the Bath.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-25

Indianapolis felt distinct shock Of oar,h-
quake ct 9sS6 Monday evening. Ths disturbance
hstsd about i've seconds. No damage was done
90 far - known.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-25

TEMPTATIONS Fon TINS WEEK
TO WHICH YOU SHOULD YIELD.
Holland Shades. with fringe. yards
long by yard wide. %.
3O-inch Smyrna Rugs. s2.75.
Wilton Rugs. 3x6. s6. 10; worth 80.
Sultan Plush in all colors. 95c. price.
sI.25.
Silkoline, in solid colors and also in
beautiful designs. 15c.
Lace Curtains, several lots of which
we have from to pairs of; will close
out at less than cost.
Now is the time to buy your Carpets
for next fall. We are closing out our
stock and are selling the Bigelow. Hart
ford, Burlington and other makes Of
the best 5-frame Body Brussels at a1.O5
ayard. 1t will pay you to buy them
now and have them put down when
wanted. You will save at least 30c ayard
We will keep them free Of charge until
you wish them laid. if bought
Ingram Carpets at 49c. and best Rox-
bury and other Tapestry Carpets at 69c.
Columbus discovered America in 1892
but at that time you could not buya
Solid Oak Suite pieces. with I8x24
glass. for s149a We are selling good
one for that price.
A Solid Oak Suite. 3 pieces. with
French beyel plate 1sx2i, for s17. 90.
Large Oak Suite, with bevel plate
2413O. for s26. so. The best suite in the
market for anything like the price.
AHighly Polished Antique Oak Cheval
Suite. bevel plate 1sx4O. for $3l.5O.
reduced from s37. 80. and in fine suiteo
we have some strong temptations
In Parlor Furniture our prices are
right. and with every suite sold now We
will furnish a set of Slip Covers. made
of.the best linen and nicely trimmed. for
s1O
Our 6-piece Rug Suite at s46 so is
hard to beat.
This cool weather cannot last long.
and when the hot days come you will
want Refrigerator bad, and will want
mQuick. We recommend you the
WISCONSIN PEERLESS"
As the best that is made Solid oak and
mineral fiber filed. Sold on its merits
and money returned If not perfect The
price is low and within the reach Of all.
We are the sole agents.
w W. III / /. /.
HI 90 EzE tx ZEE
iii SS 90 Ern kkk kk Err
my2a-6 EIGHTH AND PA. AVE.
Mns. NJ. j. Huxr.
1909 ST. NV.
Owing to the inclsmency Of the weather viii COZ
SUMNER OPENING
ON FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.
myl9 MAY 20 AND 21.
STIRSTANTTA
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INDEBTED TO DEMAREsr.
An Investigation That Developed Zig Sur.
prise.

NYAcK. y. Y. MAJ 25-An accusation was
made against Assemblyman Frank F. Demarcst
last year that his accounts with the Rockland
Industrial Association. Of which he was presi-
dent, were not straight. 4 committee Of two
republicans and one democrat was APPOINTED
by the association 10 investigate the accounts
aud they now report that instead of a shortage
they find the association indebted 10 Mr.. Dem
Arrest over ( 200.
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AFTER 20 YEARS.

The thousand-dollar policy No. 64i3 in the Eduita-
BILE Life Assurance Society has matured 1t was issued
at the of twenty-One the ordinary life plan the
annual premium being s1q. So
II the policy Is surrendered the assured may now
draw si79 @ in cash in lieu of cash he may obtain
paid-up insurance for 81. l5S.
Uthe policy is retained the surplus, s22 %. may
be drawn in cash and the policy continued in force for
the original amount and at the premium (sl9 SO)
less annual diridends.
The assured Is offered his choice of these
methods of settlement addition TO the protection
rhich he has receirsd for teenty years.
send for information concerning still more profta-
be policies
B0WES HALL, Resident Managers
Equitable Life Assurance Society the United States
my25 1926 st. NV.
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The EQUITABLE G. b. Association.

The EQUITABLE G. b. Association.
LOANS Those who desire loans to pay for prop
erty. pay of mortgages. for building
purposes. should inquire into the advan-
tazeous terms upon which money is loaned
by the Equitable Cooperative Building
Association. Eighty-seven monthly pay
Of principal and interest settles
q loan in full. Any portion all of a
loan. however. may be settled at any time
by paying accrued interest to date of such
settlement. Heavy expenses avoided.
SAVING. The 2cSd issue of stock is open for sub
scription and first payment Shares are
81 80 each payment. Until maturity Of
shares. when full earnings paid, 4 per
cent interest per annum Is guaranteed
THE EQUITABLE is 8 cooperative saving and loan
ing institution. Its aim, therefore. is to
loan money at fair rates of interest and
pay fair and reliable profits on shares.
ASSETS. s1.3l5.I1L14
Pdraphiets explaining the advantages
and bcHefts Of the association and other
reformation Furnished upon Application
at the Office. 1908 Fs.
EQUITABLE COOPERATIVE
BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
OFFICE. 1908 ST.
THOMAS SONERvILLE. Pres.
DR.. a ]. SCHAFHIRT. V. Pres
GEO. W. CASTELAR,. 2d v. Pres.
JNO. JOY EDISON. Secy.
benjamin r. Fuller. Frederick W. Pratt.
George ". Fisher. II. H. Twonlbly.
Ellis Spear. Job Barnard
Lawrence Gardner Marcus Baker.
my2I4t John ". schaefer-
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FIRES IN THE NIGHT.
Heavy Loss Caused in Iouisyiile and I'm Q
pennsylyania Town.

LOUISVILLE, KY.. May PA fire last night
starting on the third floor Of the building ON
9th street. near Main, occupied by Bray a
Landrum, manufacturers of jeans clothing,
caused loss of 100000. IL was supposed TO
have been caused by an explosion Of gas.
SCRANTON. Pa. Nav 25.-Darfinger's glass
works at White Mills were destroyed by tire last
night. The loss will reach over slO0. 900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-25
Result Of the Democratic Caucus.

II was decided at the democratic caucus -
night that the appropriation bills should have
the right of way over all other measures in The
House until they are all disposed Of. Ths
necessity for the caucus grew out Of the face
that Mr.. Hatch chairman Of the agricultural
committee, proposed to antagonize apProPrt
alton bills by pressing the anti-option bill for
imnediate considerstion- Mr.. Hatch made .
hard fight 70 secure the right Of way for hb
bin, but the appropriation bills we're Qvn pese-
oeence BY large majority.
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|E<BYHoN 8. 3 ADsHs !Ds 4s ,.,,,.
Telsphons $50 tny2ol s12 11th st nv.

UHOW ABOUT DEcORATiON DAYs
IN Ess! and % ct yog%E % s,eHr'ion n suRRliss
wines and Claret, 42 q %. .psr dos nne old B. j.
Brsndy. 60c Per 6gt: bourbon Rye. fnn anarS !ac.
DIee0LUT1ON OF COPARTNER6HIP.- :
ne fFm known : A. 0foes 8 Sons. doing
S: 8 E Say: ssi Il assf su.S. sss
VII b coaiinusd 9y thsngns 0sQrgs and John Gross.
XEbEExs dR0Ss. 0f0. 0k6sk J0HK GROSS.
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THE EVENING STAR
FINANCIAL.
Lo.Ss. Drposrrs AND INVESTMENTS

Lo.ss. Drposrrs AND INVESTMENTS
INVESTMENTS.
You who are carrying large balances in
bank should place your money at interest
or invest it 10 advantage We have > FER
cent Debenture Bonds for sale in sums Of
$780, 500 and 81. 600. Need no attention
from holders and pay yabls by coupon.
LOANS.
Money to loan In sums 10 suit at low rates
of interest. Money loaned stocks and
bonds and other collateral securities
DEPOSITS.
Deposit your money where you can get in
terest upOn it. This company pays interest
upon deposits, such deposits being subject
to check at any and all times without notice.
AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST CO..
A. T BRITTON. President.
II New Stone Building 1i05 st. NV.
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L WEST END NATIONAL BANK.
1415 g st.
WM. Il. RILEY, President.
A. p. PARDON, Vice President
CHARLES 2. WILLIAMS, Cashier.
DIRECTORS:
Jno. Fl. Maeruder. Conrad Becker
IL :. Cummings Jno, +. VOgt.
Chas. VI. Thomas. A. p. Pardon
Geo. Z EInmons- Henry c. Winship.
LaR- 1uttle tr. Geo A McIlhenny.
y. G. Stevens X. II. Goldsborough.
T. - Nescott- W. r. Wilcox
my2l-s}su William r. Riley.
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They Will Be Admitted as Delegates
to the Westminster Conference.
CELEBRATING VICFORlAS BIRTHDAY.
Cleveland Men Working Hard in
the Kentucky Convention.
DEMAREST WAS EXoNERATEp
VICTORY FOR THE WOMEN.
Female Delegates Admitted to the Metsosist
Prote-tant Conference.

WESTMINSTER. Mn. Nav pa by vote Of Is
20 - the foar women delegates 10 the Metho-
dist Protestant conference were today I'D
mitted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-25

| GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS sTopAr.-Internal rev.
enue, si54, 155; customs, S54i.0l5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.
K~To HOUSE OWNERS AND HOUSE
SEEKERS

The attention of owners and householdery
iscalled to our thoroughly equipped Rent
ing Department"
Owners who have had difficulty in renting
their houses should place them in our
hands. as We are continually having calls for
desirably located houses.
Householders going away for the summer
and closing UP their houses should place
them with us. as we will either rent them
for the summer to careful tenants or place q
Waterman in charge. IS desired.
Unincumbered parties desirous Of taking
care OF houses or securing houses at moder-
ate rental during the SIMMER should place
themselves in communication with us.
We propose to make Renting" special
feature of our business. and guarantee
prompt and careful tenants.
JOHN B. WIGHT,
Real Estate Broker,
1t 14l0 G st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-25

GEN. JOHN W. FOSTER has returned from
New York.
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BuY
SERIES STOCK
COOPERATIVE TOWN COMPANY.
Subscription books close May 81 or sooner should
the series be filed.
THE wATAUGA VALLEY.
IN EAST TENNESSEE.
is THE SITE OF THE
COOPERATIVE TOWN coMPANYs
OPERATIONS The region famous the heart of the
Bessemer field of the United States. 1t is pheno
enally rich in mine. forest and quarry products,
water power. agricultural etc.. and
passed for salubrity Of climate.
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 specially for the develop
ment OF properties and the en-
couragement of industries.
GUARANTEE Of safe and intelligent management
is offered shareholders in the Cooperative Town
Company in the personnelof its directory: ROB
ERT p. PORTER. President LOUIS Z. Nc
COMAS. Vice President; A 7. BRITTON.
Treasurer. and JNO. G. CARLISLE,
ISHAM G. HARRIS and H. c. HANS
BROUGH. Directors.
SUBSCRIPTION BOOKS to this most promisine in
vsstment Gin the present seriesl will close May 81.
1S92. or sooner ifthe series is exhausted The
installment plan affords opportunity
TO investors of almost any means.
Five shares be carried
tor S6. 25 per month.
larger blocks in
proportion.
BEFORE THE OPPORTUNITY passes it would
be well for you to investigate the mat
ter. You invest in small large
sums to suit your pocket and pay for
your stock in 20 monthly in
stxllments.
C. R. McBLAIR.
District Agent.
81 Atlantic building.
Once hours. 8 80 O. m. TO 53Op.m. my1s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-25

I,srABLIsHEp lS70-w. 9. TAPPAN, DEAI.El
u in Diamonds. Watches. Jewelry, silver ware. nc.
00& esh st. n W. third door sbovsf. Fine vAsch AM
volyy rspaaTt1g opookAlv. ad15
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The Ono NATIONAL BANK

TIE Ono national BANK
WASHINGTON.
CAPITAL. ..-.....s--...-......---.....& &SOO OOO.
Cor. 18th and G SITS. NV.
Besides being engaged in a general banking business
the Ohio National Bank has devoted a large portion
OF the vault in its substantial NEW BUILDING
TO 3 number Of SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES. renting
from - 10 SO per annuin aording absolute protec-
hOn TO valuable papers of all kinds
J. D. TAYLOR. President
JNO- o. JOHNSON.............vic Vice President
G. H. DANIDGE.....-...-...-...C Cashier.
G. A BAkER.-..................As Assistant Cashier.
myl1-lm
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ORANGES FOR TABLE Use

,K~DELIc1oUs ORANGES FOR TABLE Use
or Decoration Day picnic purposes
Weare proud to offer Just now some
Of the celebrated Resio Dono brand
of Oval Cstania OrangeA
THESE ORANGES are. without exception. the fines,
on tie market today. being large.
heavy. clean fruit Of beautiful oval
shape. very slightly. and delicious as
well.
Also Just received large shipment
ofezna choice
VELVET SKIN LEMONS. we'll ripe and full Of Juice.
We can positively assert that the
above described Lemons and Oranges
are the finest obtainabe. being Sc
1tcted on the spot by our Mr.. Younys
in person, after thorough inspec-
tion Of all the immediate supplies to
be found at the present time in New
York.
THE TRADE supplied at pholesals rates
ELPHoNZo YoUNGs COMPANY,
42s 9TH STREET.
p Sour store will be closed the entire day Mon
day. May3o 1t
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FIDELITY
BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION
OF WASHINGTON. DC.
Per Cent paid on Regular Deposits and 10 Per
Cent paid Deposits left with the Association for
Years
You can borrow sl 900 from rs on Real Estate
security and pay IL back at the rate Of el3 month.
C1ers unprecedented opportunity for Investments.
Combined with absolute security.
STOCK 81 PER SHARE
MATURING IN 10e MONTHS.
WITH GUARANTEED VALUE OF seoo
For circulars and other information apply at Offices
sl3 and 9l5 ST.. NV.
Next " Columbia National Bank,
HARRISON DINGNAN. President
ANDREW WALL Isl Vice President and Manager
GEORGE W. LEACH ....-..........2 I'd Vice President
ALONZO OTwEEDALE-...-.....-.....- Secretary
GEORGE GIBSON. Treasurer
JNO- T. SMITH Attorney
EDWARD 5. YORK be-. Manager of Loan Departlnent
Orr1cE
FIRST COOPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
I25l aaD STREET.
BOOKS NOW OPEN FOR SUBSCRIPTION
TO THE
ELEVENTH SERIES OF STOCK.
$1,000 IN FULL ADVANCED on EACH SHARE
Such = reputation has this association earned for
Itself thst IL numbers among its stockholders
rssltents o: California. Texas. Kansas. Missouri New
York. Delaware. Maryland and North Carolina
Its nov in its eleventh year o: prosperity and 10
growing l4r-rer day by day.
The more fully the merits Of this association are
OF it, superiority all others and impressed
with the snefits derived from membership.
II conducted on sound business principles and Is
tuly equitable in all its features.
BoTOwsrs and investors share alike in its PROFITS
EVERY SERIES NATURES IN SIX YEARS.
Call at the Once for explanatory pamphlets
OFFICERS.
II. p oILBEEr. A. B. JACKSON.
GEO. ". KING. j. BARTON MILLER.
Treasurer Secretary.
Or. l. W. Richie. WI Gibbons.
wm- Smith. John II. schutzs.
Daniel Johnson
FINANCE COMMITTEE
Archibald Greenlees. samuel II. Wheeler.
Joseph II. Lee
rr.x p,'sh,. va.uArioS COMMITTEE Mn vu,.,,,.
Kw. Darby.
spaosa JkssE u. WILSON. Assosnsy.
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RH. L. MCQUEEN, 8
PRINTER AND PUBLISHER,
Fine Book and Job Printing.
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RA WORD ABOUT vAP0R FLUIDS
rs Gals for 75c." Telephone us (7SO or drop us q
rs Gals for 75c." postal and will deliver at your
'5 Gals for 75e." door gallons of the best Xxx"
rs Gals for 75c." Vapor Fluid for 1.sc.
rs Gals for 75c." We furnish the postals upon
''5 Gals. for 75c." application.
Finest French Plate Glass handled like clockp0rE
Estimates free.
CHAS. E. HODGKIN,
Paints. Oils and Giass.
9l3 7th st. NV. my25
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RSYOU CAN NEVER SEE
-, BUT ONE WORLDS FAIR
Chicd0o. In your lifetime and you will be very
~ Chicago! foolish If yon do not 60 Through us
Al Chicago! 449 will ray all the expenses of a six
~ Chtcdgo! da. q trip, and you begin paying
A Chicdoo. nor. in monthly installments. not
A Chicdgo TO feel the expense. Don't put of join
At Chicago! ing The monthly payments grow larger
At Chicago! as the months Slip by. for If you wait
chicago! until on y five six months remain you
At Chicago! will have to ray each month -ffth or
At Chicago! one-sixth of the $40 Now IL is twelve
it Chicago; months of and you only pay onetweifth
At ChicdPo! Of S49
At Chicago. Send for circular giving all informs-
At Chicago! tiol.
AZ Chicago! Cnquestionsbe city references.
At Chicago! Depository Of funds - Washington
At Chicdoo! Loan and Trust Company.
H. b. ZEVELf, General Manager,
myS5 Pacihc building, Ge2 st. NV