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AN I. O. M. BANQUET.
Visiting Delegates Are Pleasantly Enter
tanned by the Local Lodges.


tanned by the Local Lodges.
The banquet hall Of Chas. Dietz's new hotel
| opposite the Baltimore and Ohio depot was the
scene Of a brilliant gathering last night. It was
the occasion Of the banquet rendered the
Supreme Lodge Of the Independent Order Of
Mechanics by the several lodges in the District
of Columbia.
An excellent program had been provided,
including songs and Rotations, and the evening
passed off quite pleasantly.
Past Supreme Ruler II. E. Weaver presided
as toast master, and during the evening called
upon Mr.. John p. Maddox, who responded for
MARYLAND, 8. A. Kensil for Pennsylvania VIM.
n. Aiken for New Jersey, Messrs. Bawsell and
Watson for the District of Columbia Past
Grand Ruler Blick for subordinate lodges under
Thompson responded to the toast, "Our
guests, and L. M. Duvall of Maryland spoke
Of the place Of the l. o. NJ. in the family of the
beneficial organizations. w. L. Schley Of
Maryland spoke of the honored dead.
The evening was interspersed with songs by
quartet composed of Messrs. Cathell, Carr,
Guttenson and Miller. and solos by Messrs.
Finch, Carr, Guttenson, Miller and CathelI.
Mr.. ID. C. Bangs contributed several recitations
In his usual artistic manner. Among those
present were Messrs. Joseph Acton, James ii.
Magee, W. l.. Schley, W. L. Moody, james NJ.
W h'oh, v. W. Si W ia. hlkeIf, Sutb H.
Newell, John c. james, Geo. 7. Henning, Geo.
W. Hunter, W. A. NJ Love, J. W. Thompson,
ID. q. Eichelberger, j. II. Miller J. B. Alfreth,
+. l.. Shades Geo. Aibaugh, James Johnson, T..
NJ. Duvall, Z. L. Daireker, A. j. benson, ii. T..
Weaver, J. ii. Richards, F. t. Steinbach, J. X.
Christian. W. X. Butler Geo. II. Hinken, A. F.
Klaus and L. T. Blck.
YESTERDAYS BUSINESS SESSION.
The business of the Supreme Lodge yesterday
mn a ALL a.
ritual and change of name for the order. The
present name, Mechanics" is misleading, giving
the general public the idea that it il trade
Organization, when, III fact, it is purely ben
efcial order.
BUSINESS TRANSACTED TO-DAY.
At this mornings session the reports of the
supreme ruler and of the endowment degree
were adopted.
The consideration of a new name for the or
der WAS hen proceeded with, and after a full
discussion Ideal Order Manhood was nearly
the unanimous voice of the supreme lodge, and
sufficient funds were appropriated to carry out
the object and the printing of new ritual.
The following officers were elected: Past su-
preme ruler Jas H. MCGEE OF Baltimore; supreme
ruler Joseph Acton of Washington ID. c.. SUI
preme secretary, Vim. Louis Schley of Balti-
more; vice supreme ruler, ". Aiken of New
Jersey; supreme treasurer James Wilson of
Baltimore; supreme prelate, J. NJ. W. Way of
New Jersey; supreme conductor, Chas. s. Gift
ford of Pennsylvania. after which q recess was
taken until clock
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The beautiful ediice corner 9th street and
Maryland avenue northeast, u mission of the
Luther Place Memorial Church, is ready for &C.
cupancy. The commodious chapel will be for
mally dedicated on the evenings of the oath and
25th instants. This will add another to the
free-seated churches of the city. The ladies of
the Keller Memorial open bazaar for two even
ings, beginning this evening. Among the ladies
busy in arranging for this event are Miss Cora
Hall, Mrs. DR.. McAllister, Mrs. G. W. Carr,
Mrs. Wines, Mrs. Sickel, Mrs. Keck, Mrs. Bar
rett, Mrs. Rosenbourn, Mrs. Ralph Hall and
Mrs. Kahlbeck. the Misses Bowdler. Misses Au-
gusterfer, Miss Printz. Miss Marie Hall, Miss
Keck and Miss Gouzenbach. The Rev. C. H.
Butler Is pastor of the church.
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NOTES.


Marriage licenses have been issued by the
clerk of the court to the following Chas
Gordon and Lille NJ. Cunningham John r.
Nahoney of Cecil county, Md. and Katie G..
Durham OF James City county, Va; Alexander
b. Dickie of Biack Lick. Pa.. and Kate Jamison
of Norfolk, Va: VIM. 8. Ardinger and Annie
A. Young: Frederick d. Parker and Hattie v
Wells; Paul +. Adelnnn and Martha A. II.
fittenhonser, both of Baltimore, Nd. George c.
'onoef and Pauline Toepfer; Frederick Bon
temps and Barbara Fisher; Edward Buchanan
and Laura ii. Coates Enoch Z. Cation and Irene
hutchinson, both Of Fairfax county Va: Gott-
fried Mayer Of Harrodsburg. Ky, and Lima
Eisenhart; Chas. H. Raub and Helen Ceceiia
Hauptman: John ii. earns of Tennessee und
Rosa G. seidenspinner: Robert J. Wilson of
Baltimore and Mary A. Baggett; Bernard Day
and Eliza Davis; Elmore Sykes and Cornelia
Shelton; James F. Leahy of Findlay, Ohio and
Ella NJ. Gibbons; Harrison Davis and Hannah
Barnwell; James E. Schuyler and Minnie A. De
Neale.
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CONDENSED LOCALS.

ALEAKY OIL STOVE at 634 o street northwest
about 2 O'Clock yesterday caused u fire, with a
loss of go.
bricklayers. ran away from 9th and y streets
yesterday afternoon to Mount Vernon Park.
breaking the wagon, some of the benches and
the shrubbery.
In THE Criminal Court yesterday William Ware,
charged with attempt to rape Maggie Jones.
and ". III. Tyler and Daniel Perkins, charged
with HOUSEKEEPING. were acquitted.
AT meeting held at the Fredonia Tuesday
evening Mr.. j. V. Virgins of Texas resigned the
position Of president of the Lone Star society
The Peoples COOPERATIVE Burial Association
has filed certificate of incorporation by 5. II.
Hines, l. II. Moulton. T. Ii. Gardner, A. C..
Moran, s. I. Dalton and j. 4. Rowland.
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EKIsrSGEa's Ice Cream, 2s5 G st. NV.

How Is III WITH You? Do you understand
the facts concerning the Crawford Shoe! That
it is n ine-looking. fine-htting, nice wearing.
comfortable frst-class shoe in every respect,
fit for "A millionaire to wear? That it is made
on scientific principles, of the best material, In
the best manner and sold at fair profit? That
its actual cost To make Is as much, or more, than
any shoes sold by retail shoe dealers at a much
higher price? That but for our immense sales
through our own stores it could not possibly be
sold at retail at our price? That it Is not ma
chine sewed shoe? That our S6 shoe is made
entirely by hand2 That our "a shoe Is hand
sewed welt shoe? That even our 50 shoe Is u
French welt shoe?
Yon want to think Of these facts. Once you
bave worn pair you will be anxious to have
every friend know all about them.
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Today In the Criminal Court Justice Cox. the
following were arraigned and pleas of not guilty
entered:
Henry Carter, assault with intent TO rayish;
Charles Lorraine, larceny; George Munroe, lar
ceny from the persOn;.Philip Alcorn, alias e.
corn. robbery, and James Miller .embezziement.
In the case Of John Jones, for robbery, his
reeognizance Was forfeited lc.
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TO GO WITH A BAND.
The Harrison and Morton League Prepar
ing to March on Minneapolis.

The Harrison and Morton League Prepar-
in. to March on Minneapolis.
At weIl-attended meeting Of the Harrison
and Morton Republican League last evening,
with W. Calvin Chase in the chair and W. ii.
Jones secretary, Arthur st. A. Smith. chairman
of the executive committee, made report to
the effect that all the necessary arrangements
10 convey the league, the District delegation
and friends to the Minneapolis convention have
been eonsummated. He reported that the North
Carolina delegation, the Union Republican
Club Of Baltimore, the Murren Republican
Club of New Jersey, a number of Virginia
delegates, including Messrs. John N. Lang
ston, j. G. Asbury and others, would ac-
company the league to :,the convention.
The league will also be accompanied by the
Capital City Band Of this city. The league and
band viii form at the Office Of the Bee on the
evening Of June 4. at 10 O'Clock, march to the
Baltimore and Ohio depot and take the IL
o'clock special train for Minneapolis. The
Union Republican Club of Baltimore and the
Harrison and Morton League will quarter to-
gether at Minneapolis. Mr.. Chase Of the Dis
trict delegation has secured headquarters for the
delegation at Hotel Beaufort. Minneapolis.
About 200 will go with the Harrison and Nor
ton League.
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Two CHRISTMAS DrsSEns.
IN 80 SMELL WAS ENOUGH; IN 81 COOL
APPETITE.

THE CHANGE WAS DUE TO HOODS
SARSAPARILLA.
CHRISTMAS DAY. Dec. %. 1891.
&C. !. Hood Co., Lowell. Mass:
Il have been reading in paper today about Hoods
Sarsaparilla being cure for
DYSPEPSIA,
And know that it is true. year ago the smell Of
my Christmas dinner was enough for NE, but this
year find that WANT MORE THAN A SMELL
and give Hoods Sarsapara the credit for the change
in my feelings For the last two years have been
troubled with dyspepsia. and could find no cure for it,
My friends told that if went to Europe seasick-
ness, change of air and diet would me. went to
Ireland and remained the three summer months of
this year. 81. and back in September incurred
MY BLOOD WAS wATERY and was told to take
Hoods Sarsapara for it. did 50. and in one month
found that it beneficial for both poor blood and
dyspepsia, for / PERFECTLY WELL and
have not taken any other medicine since came home
RoBT. W. DENVER. 23s Franklin st.. Astoria.
Long Island City. N. Y.
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CONDITION OF THE WATER.
Coon ADVICE GRATIS.

II you value comfort and neatness in foot
wear buy a pair of Crawford medium weight
shoes. Wear them for warm weather, then
buy pair Of Crawford Southern Ties or Ok
fo-3s, having aside the pair you are wearing,
and put them on again in the fall In this way
YOU will have q comfortable stylish shoe for
spring. summer and autumn wear at a mOder-
ate expense.
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CITY ITEMS.

Fifty More of Those Fine Sewing Ma.
chimes selling so rapidly at ei0 at ArERBAcH's
Capitol Hill branch Domestic Machines and
Patterns, 4th and Pa. ave. sc. WM. FUNK,
Manager. myl2-eotjel0
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NV ALEIASpRIA.-Anrou later Adrt
Released FROM Cu.foty.

Frank G. Bou,oe. The printer who was ar
arrested on suspicion of having set fire TO the
shed in rear Of 1912 q stree. early yesterday
morning. vas released from custody. a. there
wac no evidence 10 connect him with the al
legged inceadElrisu-
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DNle2Ates Elected.

AZ the regular meeting of the knights of st.
Peter, No. ls4, R.C.U., knights ST. John, Messrs.
Lewis II. Lanman and John 7. LAWYER were
dnly elected Delegates to the convention of the
order to be held in Toronto, Ont, June "a, IS
and Is.
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NEW ALKxAsDRIA--Announcem later.-Adrt.

LARsE plat Of ground to be sold tomorrow Mt
$50 O'Clock corner Of oath and F streets. about
40,OOo feet. being seven original lots which can
be readily subdisided into smaller lots a. the
front On each street is over 200 feet. See adyt .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-12

CouNTRy HoMEs.-I have several desirable
country places, from five to thirty acres each.
with comfortable houses fruit and shade, within
ten miles Of Washington. Address i. Benja-
min, Linden. Montgomery county. Md, or in
quire at room !, 6l2 + street northwest.-Adrt.
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The Rest. Made.

Every pair Of our Jean Drawers bears this
stamp, and every word of it is true. In make
and fit they are 1.-THE best made" 4Sc, 4Sc., 49,.
4Sc., 4Sc. FRANC & Son, One Price,
1t Cor. It'll and d SITS.
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SPECIAL ATTENTION given to outdoor phC
tographv. Excellent results with exterior an
interior views BIsHOP gO5 Pa ave.
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Can. xASpEE's Rhinefarm Cal. clarets.

STRAWBERRY SHoRTcAKE for lunches fresh
every day at II o'clock. cents per cake. AT
Il. FRErNp's. 702 gin st. NV.
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1875 BELLE OF NELSON. a genuine handmade
sour mash whisky OF the finest character. bottled
at the distillery. CHARLES kRAEMER, agent for
the District Columbia.
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Pure Rye Whisky, years old. Csc. qt
Pure Port Wine, med. use, Csc. full OTIS.
Golden Catawba, 75c. gal; CSC. bot. Imp.
Lime Juice. OTIS. 25c. Claret, full II GAL. SOC.
Csc. bot. Our Proc. Flour, S1.50, 75c. and 40c.
sack, is warranted.
1t PR WILSON, 934 It'll st. NV.
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Mrs. T. =. HARRIsoS viii continue her sum-
mer opening of imported hats and bOnnets and
millinery novelties during the remainder OF the
week 1929 street.
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CARPETS CLEANED by the EMPIRE CARPET
WORKS. 63I-635 Mass. ava. NV are made moth
proof free of charge. Teiep none 1862
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HAVE your building, repairs and alterations
made promptly and at reasonable prices by
Z. u. COLLINS, builder. Hills 18th ST. NV.
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You can buy a guaranteed lawn mower for
$3.50 and 1iDe-grade three-ply hose at Sc. per
foot j. II. CHEsLEY < Co.,
1D0l II Il NV
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Two Perfect Button Holes Per Minute!
The 1892 Domestic. Samples and trial free.
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HAVE Your CaRPEIs CLEANED BY the AN
NOMINATED STEAM CARPET WohKs, l1OS and ITO
Z ST. NV. Telephone sol.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

FORECAST TILL p. N. FRIDAY.
For the District OF Columbia, New Jersey,
Delaware. Maryland and Virginia, fair; slightly
cooler tonight; northwest winds.
CONDITION OF THE WATER.
Temperature and condition Of water at 8
an: Great Falls, temperature, G2; condition,
Is. Receiving reservoir, temperature. IS. Con-
ditiou at north connection. Sc; condition at
south connection, So; distributing reservoir.
temperature. Gs: condition at inAuent gate
house. 30; condition az eiiluent gate house, 20.
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FANCY PAIBRIHGAy

FANCY BALBRIGGAy
Cnderwear-the usual s1.25 grade. Our price,
&c. FRANC Il Son. One Price,
Cor. 9TH and ID SITS.
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Dog collars and furnishings. wALFoRD's, Pa.

Special Offer-Three Days.
THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.
$50 Fine Mems Suits. 80 styles-Sacks and
Cutaways-in Serges, Cheviots or Cassimeres,
warranted all wool. $40.
Call in and see .'em."
225 Suits, twenty styles, very fine and war
ranted all wool, embracing all the popular
weayes, at SIS. They'll move rapidly at this
price. We advise you to call early.
Should you wish anything made to your meas
ure we'll be glnd to show you our line
NJ. DyRENFoRrH Il Co.,
Successors to /. Hamburger e. Sons,
621 Penna. ave.
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p.IxrR's Sr.N,tEE OPENING.


Just arrived and will exhibit tomorrow and
Saturday case of imported bonnets and hats
from the leading houses Of Paris and London,
personally selected BY Madame Palmer. now in
Europe. PALMER, Importer, llO1 st.
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The "Ever Ready'' Dress Stays make
the waist one inch smaller-do not rust or cut
through. See name on back my7,l0,12
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MUNYON'S HoMEop.ru1c
HONE REMEDIES.

Do You believe in Homeopathy More
and more people are all the time coming
that way. The wonderful cures of Ho-
meopathic Specialists have opened the
eyes of the world.
Here is one that never loses a case Of
Scarlet Fever, another saves every Diph-
liberia patient, another has conquered
Rheumatism. another Catarrh, and so
on.
MUNYON'S HOMEOPATHIC HOME
REMEDY co. HAS SECURED THE
FORMULAS OF THESE SPECIAL
lists. Their remedies are making mar
velous cures.
I. ASTHMA relieved in 5 minutes.
.. NERVOUSNESS promptly removed.
3. IMPURE BLOOD corrected.
4. HEADACHE relieved in 10 min
utes.
3. COLDS cured in 3 hours.
@. COUGHS easy in 30 minutes.
z. DYSPEPSIA cured in a few days.
8. RHEUMATISM relieved in few
hours and ultimately cured.
8. JAUNDICE and all LIVER CON-
PLANTS speedily and successfully
treated.
10. CATARRE relieved in very
short time by gentle and soothing reme-
dies.
ii. WEAK and DEBILITATED per-
sons strengthened and LOST POWER
restored.
Insomnia, Kidney Complaints. Consti-
patton. Piles. Neuralgia and all Female
Complaints quickly dissipated.
Thousands Of testimonials.
Remedies neatly put up in screw-cap
walls.
Ask your druggist, TSCHIFFELY
EVANS, 49o Pa. ave-, have full sup
ply. ap1S-1m
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ALEXANDRIA.
CITY COUNCIL MEETING

CITY COUNCIL MEETING.
The city council held an adjourned meeting
last night. The time was spent in joint con-
vention of the aldermen and councilmen for
the more convenient discussion of the question
Of the repaving of King street. Mr..
Leadbeater supported the paving, but
thought the matter should proceed with
care and canton. Mr., Fisher and Mr. Stricken
| supported the plan. Mr.. Uhler urged that the
petition be sent back for further action by the
hing street property holders. City Surveyor
Graves sent in an estimate Contractor Ma
honey of Washington described the various
pavements and their merits and there
was free discussion in which Mr.. B. b. Smith
and others participated. 1t was shown that as
$4,000 had been already appropriated this
year Tor new streets and sewers, the city would
have to advance another third, making S2l, 900
in the regular course Of paving,
and ii the King street improvements were
carried out it would also have to pay about
$1,000, and advance about S14,0 900 on his work.
making in all about S42, 900 to be raised. On
ms note OF facts being presented the joint meet
ing dissolved, and the petition for the King
street paving being in the possession of the
board of aldermen, it was referred to the COM
mlttee on streets, council concurred and so the
matter rests
RAILWAY PAVING TO BE COMPLETED.
The Mount Vernon Electric Railroad Com
pany having been advised by Mr. Jas. r. Cation,
their attorney, that the present condition of
their roadway if unnecessarily continued might,
in case OF accident, lead to a suit for
damages. have determined to go on
with the repairing the track with
the cobble stones which were taken up. The
work will probably be completed within ten
days, and then all that is necessary will be some
Turn onts' and the rails will be ready for the
cars. How soon the cars will be started has not
vet been determined, but certainly not later
than the 1st of August.
NOTES.
Mrs. p. T. German, wife of the collector o.
taxes, died at his residence on Lee street last
night1 and will be buried Saturday with mass
OF requiem. She was an estimable lady, and had
been an invalid for many years.
Judge Chichester has refused fourteen appl-
cations for liquor license at jackson city,
Rosslyn and other suburbs of Washington city,
and there are appeals made to the circuit court
on The subject.
The corporation court has admitted the will
OF W. i. Allen to probate and has naturalized
Geo. Peveril, the well-known preacher, who has
been in this city for many years.
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FrvH dollars cash viii buy 80 worth Of goods
Tomorrow at A. Kaufrnan's. Read his lad" on
The fourth psSe.-Adrt
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READ advertisement Of trustees sale of Pritch-
ert and Allan, trustees. being valuable property
on Pennsylvania avenue east and d aud b
streets and South Carolina avenue, which takes
place next Tuesday. This sale presents
splendid opportunity 10 obtain frst-class prop
erty in the eastern section Of our city. See
adyt.
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Surgical instruments and appliances. WAL
FoRD's it,
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Best Lawn Mowers, 1918; best Screen
Doors, 81; best FreezerE, $3.50. l.. II. Hop
KINs, 533 st. NV. my10-tu, tn s3t%
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READ the copartnership Of Wilson d Hough
in special notices.--Adrt.
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N.w announcements la.er.-Ad,t.
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HOODS PILLS purely vegetable. perfectly
do not cause pain or grippe. g
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Telephone 1860. Domestic Sewing Machine
Co. 7th and ii. For repairing and renting.
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BABY CARRIAGES THrRp.

They are not a side Issue with US. but one OF our
special featCres Youth be surprised NJ the num-
Der of handsome patterns are showing. More
than saventy-nye new designs u select frum
Prices range from II 20 80. All sold on credit.
That Plush or Hair Cloth Parlor Suite for S2s
cash $50 time il the best value for the money
we have seen.
Our High grade Parlor Furniture. in Brocsteile
Tapestry and Wilton Rug, l. - per cent lower IN
price than you can md elss wh-re. See n
night. Our brussels Carpet at &c. yard cash or
this price elsewhere. SPLENDID Ingrain CsrTef. &c
per yard cash. 40c. ON time. All CarIcts made aud
matching figures. We've got enough Bed Room
Furniture 20 stock voOi-szed store. We'll iIen-
non lust one suite OF ie,fs m solld Oak that sells
for $l7 cash or $is on time. IL doesn't matter
what you want-if II AN he classed under the
head Of Observation-Disclosures we've got IL, and it'll
pay you TO loos up prices before you buy. Our
terms require no notes We require small cash
be arranged 10 suit you. Small weekly or monthly
payments. Six per cent discount for settlements
made within thirty days.
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The Presidential PuZzlc.-Can you put
your candidate in the White House? Price,
l0c. For sale at the
my11-3t BosroN VARIETY STORE.
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"For You" Waltz. lOc. woRcBs, s25 It'll st.

None Name 1t But to Praise.
Wheeler Wilson's New High Arm No. 9.
A marvel of lightness and swiftness.
jazz Office 437 9th st. NV.
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Royal Glue mends every thing. Druggists 10c
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MATING. LrSoIruM & Oncnoru

We never offered 80 many patterns 10 select
from before. None but gp,oa reliable qualities
Made and laid free of extra cost
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KEEP Cool AND DRIVE Our
The Flies.
VESr11A1Na FANS

Will do 1t. provided they 81 bstantal goods placed
correct height from foor proper distance apart run
at right speed and put up in mechanical manner
We carry q large assortment Of Floor. Ceiling,
Bracket and Exhaust Fans and Motors in stock and
employ skilled mechanics in connection with
our machine and electrical shops to do the work.
We keep customers fans oiled and belts. motors
&C., in order free Of charge the first season.
Fan work overhauled. Secondhand fans for sale
cheap. .HILt
Everything irst-class Everything guaranteed Write
call for estimates.
JORDAN & MAcLEon.
ENGINEERS. MACHiNISTS. ELECTRICIANS.
SIP 10TH ST. NV
The only firm in Washington handling fans having
their own machine shops. mye-6t
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U B. SPEED CO.-NEAR b. AND O. DEPOT
T NM. North Capitol and ts.-An kinds Of mill
Der specialty. Also wood sawed for the trsds-
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sob Lot" cts. WoncH's, 925 It'll st. 1t