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GEORGETOWN.
a FREsHEr FEARED.


Neither the creek nor river il dangerously
high this morning, and the feared freshet ID
yet far of. The current in the river this morn
ing is, somewhat strong. but driftwood and
those things which are generally incident to
nlgn water have not as yet made their appear
ance In front Of the towns wharves. The
water street men say that it ia still rather early
70 FEAR and 1t is not yet time to feel apprehen-
sion.
CANAL BoArMEN's APPREHENSION.
Canal ooatmen and others interested In the
canal soy they spprehend great trouble when
the Washington and Western Maryland road
gets In operation, as the company's cars and
locomotives will run so close to the towpath
that the teamsters will be unable to get their
mules TO pass them, and many OF the stubborn
animals, they say, will get SO frightened that
hardly DAY will pass but that one or more of
them will either bee ONE excited and lump in
the engines way or seek safety in the canal s
water. Boatmen say they don't zee why the
ROAD can't continue on the north side Of the
eanai the whole way up to the District line.
THE CATTLE MARKET.
Al the Arlington stock yards Monday sc
cattle were up and sold. Best, AZ to 4slc
good, o4Ac.; medium, 81 toss4c.: common.
z to 2s4c. Forty sheep and hmbs-lamb
to 7>4c; sheep. to &C.: calves, S to &c. Cows
win calves sold from S25 to $50 per head. The
>~N~S' "oe boou lor aAl KINGS Oh StOck
CUSTOM HOUSE ENTRIES.
The following are the entries received at the
Georgetown custom house for the week ending
January 16: Twelve cases wines and liquors.
value S4S7; one case harness, value S109: one
case mfs. metal, value $l69; one case bicycle
parts, value S133; one case MIS- iron, value
SlOS; total value, $3.50.
Mr.. H. C. LoGAN's FUNERAL.
The funeral Of Mr.. H. C. Logan took place
ye 'terday from the chapel at Oak Hill. large
delegation of Missouri Pacific railroad men,
with whom the deceased had long been asso-
clated. came down from New York and at
tended the solemn ceremonies In u body. The
paiibearers represented the knights Templar,
10 which organization Mr.. Logan belonged.
r. Z. Gwyn. trustee, has sold to C. H. Flick
ling for s5.2g7.65 part lots 1874 to 1856 in Bealrs
addition to Georgetown.
Mrs. Edwin Hartley, who has lain at deaths
door for several weeks, died last night at her
home on Beali street.
Horace Jarboc has sold to r. W. Morgan for
SS;o00 parts Of lots Ga to Is, in square 20, of
old Georgetown.
Mr.. Philip L. Troxeil, young man whose
lie was exemplary and whose future WAS full
OF promise. died yesterday morning at the resi-
dence OF his mother, 1911 32d street The de-
ceased had been ill for some time and his
death OF late has been expected. The funeral
takes place tomorrow.
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gram win be under the direction Of Prof. Josef
Knspar, the efficient conductor OF the orches-
tra. The people of Alexandria will have an
opportunity Of listening to the finest band Of
amateur musicians in the country and to solo
lists who all enjoy a high reputation for excel
lence. A large number Of Washingtonians will
go down to attend the concert. Ticket may
be obtained at Metzerott's
SIR EDWIN ARNoLD.-The sale of reserved
seats still continues at Metzerotts for the
reading to be given by Sir Edwin Arnold in
this city next Saturday night. The indications
are that he will be greeted BY very large
audience. This will be the only chance for our
people to see and hear this distinguished man.
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Company As Oyster Roat.

Company A of the Washington Light In
fantry gave very enjoyable oyster roast last
evening at the armory, which was participated
in BY IFS Of the company's guests and q large
number of oysters. A few of the many guests
present we're Col VIM G. Moore, Major VIM.
n Dalton, Capt Allison Nailor. Lieut.. A. W..
Kelley, Lieut.. Ebert, Lieut. J. G. Moore, Thos-
6omsrvills, A 8. johnson. Robert 7. Hieston.
A. A. Triedrich. Charles Childs. George c.
Thomas and Nsssra Harvey, Kerr and Lsitch-
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ANACOSTIA.


EPwoRTH LEAGUE ELECTION.
Anacostia Chapter. No. 43S, Epworth League,
has elected officers for the ensuing year us fol-
lows: President, J. Z. Powell; vice president.
Herbert F. L. Allen (re-elected): secretary.
Miss Matte NJ. Minnix; treasurer, S. Russell
Bowen. IL was voted to hold business meet
ing on the 9th inst. for the purpose of amend
ing and revising the constitution. The chair
men OF the various departments report graft
flying progress.
A @. A. R. INSTALLATION.
The installation Of the new officers of John
A. Logan Corps, No. Z, Department Of the Po-
tomac, W. X. c., took place at Masonic Hall
last night. The installing officer was Col. Jas.
II. DOny commander Of John a. Logan Pos t.
No. 49, Department OF the Potomac. G. A. II.
The ceremony was private and was accom-
phshed without much ado. Owing to the in
clement weather only a small attendance was
on hand.
A PLEASANT COMPANY.
Miss Annie Smith last night entertained a
company Of congenial people in the pretty par
Tors of her home on Fillmore street. Music
was furnished by several OF the ladies present,
and in the intervals of the dance, fruit cake and
ices were dispensed. Everybody was in good
humor and compliments without limit we're ex-
changed.
The sick list of the Baptist Church is 90 great
that the pastor has suspended meetings.
Throngs Of people patronize DR.. Johnson's
and DIR. Brooks REVEALS.
Charles Barr is sick.
Real estate matters are quiet.
Streets and sidewalks were never in worse
condition.
Mrs. Emily McConran has returned from Bal
timore.
Station Keeper Eckloff is ailing, but is at his
post
The police.
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American Security and Trust Company.

The stockholders Of the American Security
and Trust Company yesterday elected directors
as follows: c. ]. Bell, N. W. Beveridge, Henry
F. Blount, A. T. Britton, William NJ Coates
Daniel Donovan. Robert Dornan, Charles C.
Duncanson. James E. Fitch. John E. Herrell
John n. Hutchinson, Nathaniel E. Janney, John
5. jerks. Henry S. Louchheim, John r. Nc
Lean. Caleb j. Milne, Martin F. Morris, Crosby
S. Moves, NJ. NJ. Parker James G. Payne. Charles
Porter. Alan II. Reed. S. S. Sharp, A. A.
Thomas. W. s. Thompson, William Werner
Benjamin II. Warder. Harry F. West, Henry
A. Willard, Joseph Wright and W. A. johnson.
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LOCAL MENTION.


The Weather.
yoRycAsr TILL EIeHr P. n. WEDNESDAY,
For the District Of Columbia. MARYLAND and
Virginia. rain, turning into snow; cold wave;
northwest winds.
SPECIAL RIVER BULLETIN.
The rise In the Ohio river has eliminated at
Cincinnati in stage Of AZ feet; the Cumber-
land In . stage Of so feet at Nashville; the Ten
nessee in stage Of 3s feet at Chattanooga: the
upper Mississippi at Saint Louis is frozen.
The present indications are that the crest
stage Of the Ohio at Cairo will be about 80 feet
on January Is. This will produce stage of n
feet at Memphis by January 2s; 81 feet at
Helena. Ark, BY January 20; SO feet at Ar
kansas City by January 80; IS feet at Green
VILE by January 81; SO feet at yicksburg by
February I, and IA feet at New Orleans by Feb
suary s.
Cold Wave Coming.
The following bulletin has been issued from
the Office of the chief of the weather bureau:
Hoist cold wave flag; temperature will fall to
about eighteen degrees by Wednesday night.
High Water Low Water
ns7 an Ils5i pm 54s am COG pm.
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r. H. Wade, merchant tailor Of Ills G
street northwest, has made An assignment for
the benefit Of his creditors to C. W. Simpson.
He makes preferences of the accounts OF W. b.
Moses 4 Sones, sl2s.01; National Bank Of the
Republic, $34o.40; w. T. Krause, sIO; J. b.
Wight, agent; elS0, J. A. Griffith, q, 3O2O 5
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A LineInan's Peril.

A iineman employed by the electric ligh.
company yesterday climbed to the top of an
iron pole at the corner of 18th street and Penn
sylvania avenue to replace burned carbon.
As he was descending he lost his hold and
started to fall, but, fortunately, his feet got
caught and stopped his headlong descent to the
pavement Finally, to the great relief of the
crowd below. the lineman mana ged to extricate
his feet. and turning halt somersault hung
suspended by his hands which tightly cutched
the rounds with which the poles are provided.
A moment later he had reached the ground.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
AMuOEMENTs TONIGHT.

AIsAuea'a-The Bostonians in "Robin
Hood"
NArIoSAI--The Meininger Company in
"JuIius Cesar"
ACADEMY or MUsIc.-Miss Julia Marlowe in
'Tngomar."
HAMS B.JoU.-"Lost in New York"
KERyAS's LYcEUM TBEATER--Wm- Muldoon' 8
Athletic and Variety Combination.
WESLEY CHAPEL--Organ Recital and Con-
cart
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The Ohio Republican Association.

The Ohio Republican ASSOCIATION held a
meeting last evening and completed their
arrangements for their annual entertainment,
which is to take the form of a reception to
Senator John Sherman at National Rifles
armory january %. The following named
gentlemen were appointed finance committee:
William Mayse. James E. Lowrie, o. H. Ross,
L. F. Hunt Homer c. Jones, NJ. r. Thorp, III.
A. Vert. Charles D. Thompson. E. E. Gaddis,
J. y. Jameson. A. b. Dawson. I. NJ. Sullivan.
Howard Ferguson, Charles L. Thompson and
I. j. Stewart.
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relieved by the CUT9CURA REMEDIES. the onl
positive cure for agonizing. itching. burning. blsedin
and scaly diseases Of the skn scalp and blood. Wit
lcs Of hair from pimplss scrofula. sxcspt possibly
q NY othae vsmody. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-19

At the last regular meeting of Washington
Assembly. No. 50, Non-Secret Endowment
Order, the following officers were installed by
Deputy supreme President X. A. Dinsmore:
W. H. Wilkerson. president: Mrs. d. z. Dins-
more, vice president; Il. A. Dinsmoye. secre-
tary; E. ). Merrill, treasurer; A. q. Hill, coun-
seilor; Miss Mary Heffner. conductor; Prof. NJ.
kaphan, guardian.
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The Philosouhical Society.

A meeting of the Philosophical Society will
be held Wednesday evening in the lecture
room of the Columbian University. The re-
firing president of the society. Prof. r.. c.
Mendenhall, will deliver An address. The sub
ject will be The Uncertainty of Conclusions"
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ottiSuy rresn Eggs, direct from country, 25c.
oo@' MkTzGER FINE GROCERY. All It'll 81. n. W.
We have moved to 4S2 7th st. NV. We have
an entire new line of Mems Furnishings and
ia1s-2t Formerly a, 4os in =.
Don't Fail to attend the ..refundins sale"
~ INC Ion Marche tomorrow. See sdvt 1t
Wfibor's Compound Of Pure Cod Liver
Oii and Lime. Cures Coughs. Colds, Asthma,
bronchitis and all Scrofulous Humors
Iothe Consumptive-Let those who languish
under the fatal severity of our climate through
any pulmonary complaint or. even those who
are IN decided consumption. by no means de-
SPAR. There Is a safe and sure remedy Mt hand
and one easily tried. ..WiIbor's Conpound of
Cod Liver Oil and Lime" without possessing
the very nauseating flavor of the oil as formerly
used, Is endowed by the phosphate of lime with
healing property which renders the oil
oouoly ehcacious Remarkable testimonials
Oh Oh Its emcacy can be shown. Sold by A. B.
"iLBoE, Chemist, Boston, and all druggists
ja19-eo3t
Small Price. Big Results. Piso's Cure
TOT consumption will stop your cough and do II
quickly. Give it a trial. Your druggist 25c
Pure Old Rye Whisky a years old. 75c. OF.
Old Fort Wine. pure grape Juice Zoe bottle
Very Fine Old Spanish sherry. SOC. bottle.
Sweet Catawba Wine. 25c. large bottle.
IT. METzaERs FINE GROCERY AIT 7th St. NV.
Opening Souvenirs at 432 eth st. NV.
Regular 81 25 and $3.50 White shirts at 75c.
jal9-2t II. REIzENsrEry.
Dog Collars Engraved and razors sharp.
ened free. Rodgers Cutlery. wALfoRps S,
Az Pa ave.
An article based on true and homes. princi-
pies is Salvation Oil. Price only % cents.
Zoe. Royal Glue! Ladies. mend everything!
druggists. jai2-eotr
No Safer Remedy can be had for Coughs
and Cclds or aEv trouble of the Throat than
"Bro'rns Bronchial TrOcles." Price Csc. Sold
only an 6ores. IL
Tharp's Old Rye Berkeley Whisky ia
Without a Rival for Its Purity and
Excellence.
This brand Of old rye whisky, which is COPY
righted by Mr.. JAMES TAARP, is acknowledged
by eminent jurists. prominent national lesisla-
tors and leading citizens of our capital city to
De without question the purest and healthiest
beverage and the most beneficial and exhilarat-
ing tonic cxtant Its medicinal qualities are
without rival and is prescribed by many of
our prominent physicians, who Use no other
stimulant in their practice. 1t cannot be pur-
chased anywhere except at the proprieiors
wholesale and retail wine and liquor establish
ment at slS street northwest iali-tf
Nervous Debility, Poor Memory. Diff
dence, Sexual Weakness, Pinples cured by Dr.
Mics Nervlne. Samples free at Druggists. Ctr
Phillips DigestibIe Cocoa.
Adeilclous fat producing drink which does not
distress.
An Invention Making Sewing Pastime.
Wheeler Wilson i New High Arm No. g.
II charms on sight. Its use enIaptures
Oihcc 43l 9Th street northwest .lll-tr
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nrrendered by His Bondsms

Charles b Cheshire. under bail for larceny,
was surrendered by Samuel II. Wells. his surety,
yesterday in the Criminal Court, and he was
committed
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An UNIQUE SALE.-0ne Of the most unique
special sales yet inaugursted In this city will
begin tomorrow at The Bon Marche," 3l4 It'll
street northwest. 1t is called q 'refprding
sal
every tenth sale Of every given amount will be
refunded-that is. every tenth sale at 25c., Soc,
81. IS and 50 on, no matter what the amount
may be, if it is the tenth sale at that amount
the money will be returned to the customer.
1t is explained more fully in their announce
ment on page 4.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK HousR on p street
between l4th and 18th streets northwest to be
sold tomorrow at 4:S0 O'Clock pm. Zee adver-
slsement
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The POSTPONED AssIGNEEs SALE Of groceries,
wines and liquors ut the corner Of Goth and
streets northwest BY Ratcliffe, Darr l. Co.,
auctioneers. will positively occur tomorrow,
January 20, beginning at 10 O'Clock, rain or
shine, snow or blow. See advertisement
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We have moved to 4S2 7th st. NV We have
an entire new line Of Mems Furnishings and
Hats. H. REIzENsrrrN,
gals-Zt Formerly at 405 Tth St
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RARE CHANCE FOR INvEsrMKxr.-See Latmer
4 Sloan's advertisement in the auction column
Of valuable l4th street property.
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D. s. Smith has purchased of J. P. v. Ritter
ct al for s13,10l.37 lots 10 and 49, square $40.
each % feet inches by lib feet inches on VI
street between North Capitol and LIST streets
northwest.
Amos NJ. Wilson has purchased for &c, 465 OF
r. = hennedy sub 80, square T22, Is feet on
MASSACHUSETTS avenue and II feet on L between
LIST an-S2d streets northeast
Charles Loucks ct al. have purchased for
$3.50. Is OF j. T. Wilson ct al part lot 7. square
9l2 ~ by 1O5 feet on East Capitol between 9th
and 10th streets southeast, and Of f. Wilson
for 80, 400 rs by so feet of the same.
{. ii. Ficklng has purchased for IS 297 Is
parts l9i to 1876. B. Is second addition to George
town, fronting 34.57 feet on Congress street
northwest.
Meyer Cohen has purchased for "a, S37. 50 of
jacob Bool sub u. square I52, 1873 by 49, fee,
on between New Hampshire avenue and 18th
street northwest.
Elizabeth Nj. Kicker has purchased fog Il, 200
OF H. Lloyd Irvine sub 29, block o. lie Droit
Park
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CITY ITEMS.

Java and Mocha Coffee SOC. per pound.
Old Mandahling Java. a royal drink.
Ten pounds Fresh Rolled Oats. Sc.
snn-Ris Chop Tea. the best Soc Tea.
Strictly Fresh Eggs, direct from country. Csc
doz. MKTzGER FINE GROCERY, All 7th st. n. ".
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EXTENSIVE DISPLAY OF HOUSEHOLD FuRSr-
TURE, PAINTINGS AND ENaRAvrNos AT THE
BUILDERS EXCHANGE HALL-This big exhibit
is now open for the public In the lower hall Of
the builders exchange. on 18th between G and
ii streets, where catalogues can be had The
sale will commence promptly on Thursday, the
2lst instant. Messrs. Latimer 4 sloan are the
auctiOneerS.
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A Washington students Success.


Mr.. r. c. Surbridge of this city was the tariff
representative for the republicans in the joint
debate recently held in Sanders Theater be-
tween Harvard and Yale. The Harvard ath-
letes during the past fall have met with
defeats in their contests with. Yale. They there
fore challenged their opponents to an intel
lectual contest in an open debate. to be pre-
sided over by Gov Russell This debate took
place last Thursday, and the Harvard boys
won.
The subject under discussion was, Resolved,
that young man casting his first ballot in 1892
should vote for the nominees of the democratic
party" Surbridge was chosen, with two
others, to confront the Yale debaters. He is
said to be the abiest debater in the Harvard
Union. The Boston Record speaking of him.
said: ''R- C. Surbridge Of the Harvard Law
School fairly carried off the honors of the
evening. He has a pleasing personality. an
eloquent delivery, clear enumeration and style
sufficiently aggressive to verge upon the
caustic. After citing figures and facts demon
strating the now well-knowu effects Of the Nc
Kinley act in reducing the revenue ard increas-
ing imports he turned and amid great applause
challenged his opponents directly to disprove
his statements.
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CARprrs CLEANED by the Empire Carpet
Works, 63l -635 Mass ave. n. W., are made moth
proof free of charge. Telephone 1852
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Do Nor MISS THE AUCTION SALE Of oriental
carpets, rugs. portieres, &C., tomorrow st
Walter b Williams 4 Co.'S corner 10th street
and Pennsyivsnia avenue.
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Slight EfreA

Yesterday afternoon a slight fire took place
at 1s41 9th street, occupied by Mr.. H. Gettin-
ger. owned by DR.. L. NJ. Taylor. lighted
match accidentally falling in a clothes basket
at the residence of J. A. Bean, 313 Sd street
northeast, caused slight damage yesterday
afternoon.
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FussEIL's Ice CREAM Is delivered every day
IN the year. Leave an order for tomorrow
dinner at 1927 New York avenue.
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Wants Freedom r

Wants Freedom From IN Unfsithfu1 Wife.
William F. Benson seeks to be relieved of the
matrimonial bonds with Rebecca Benson in q
bill fled today by John N. Lawton. They were
married September 2, 1875, by Rev. Jacob Will
son. have had six children, two Of whom are in
the reform school, and he charges that she has
violated her marriage VOWS since August %
1887. when she left him. He asks the custody
Of his daughters, aged sixteen and i've years.
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Opening Souvenirs at 432 eth st. NV.
Regular 81 rs and ~. so White shirts at 75c.
jal9-2t III. RyrzH>srrrx
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DoS'r FAIL to attend the "refunding sale at
the Bon Marche tomorrow. See advt-
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SnlLL LosssErTKs, 81 so up. HEMPLER's, 453
p ave-.
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JUpGISG from the number who called for
catalogues today, it is expected thas the sale of
oriental draperies, carpets. rugs. &C., at W. b.
Williams 4 Co. d. corner OF 10th and Pennsylvanis
avenue, tomorrow, will be the most important
yet held in Washington, as they embrace the
choicest and rarest oriental fabriques ever
offered at public auction. This sale offers .
splendid opportunity to buy at about half the
import prices.-Adrt.
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WELCOME As The SEASON
Is TO THE YOUNG AND GAY. ITS DEMANDS
NEcEssITATE A GREATER OUTLAY OF READY
MONEY THAN THE AVERAGE HoUsEKEEPER
Is ABLE TO BEAR TO PROVIDE HOME COM
FORTS AND MAKE THE F1REs1DE GLOW WITH
CHEER Is THE ONE AIM OF OUR
EQUITABLE
GOOD WILL. IS ALL 1T ExAcTs UPON puR.
CHASE. ACCEPTING YOUR PROMISES IN
SMALL PARTIAL PAYMENTS BY THE WEEK OR
MONTH UNTIL THE DEBT Is SATISFIED.
OUR pARLoRs PRESENT A HANDSOME PIC.
TURE OF DOMESTIC NEEDS. EMBRACING
FURNITURE.
CARPETS,
DRAPERIEs.
XATTINGs.
STOVES.
WORKS OF ART.
HOUSE, 4 HERRMANNs
CASH AND CREDIT HOUSES.
0l7. o1s. ga AND ses 9TH ST.
h1o ae7 AND ess MASS AVE Mw.
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Don,t Fail to attend the '-refunding sale
at the Bon Marche tomorrow. See advt 1t
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Dog Collars Engraved and razors sharp
ened free. Rodgers Cutlery. wALroRps,
Az Pa. ave.
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Wholesome ingredients. cream Of tartar,
soda and hour, make
CLEvELAND,s
perfectly wholesome baking powder and
that means wholesome. heaithful food,
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EDrLwrrss GLIDE, by Vanderbilt Regular
price Soc; our price &c. WoRcHs, s25 7th ST.
Is Pm CENT discount on all wardrobe fold
lng beds. MOSES & Sons, + and 18th SITS.
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L. B. TowxrK & Sow.
DRY GOODS DEALERS,
1916 9Th st.nw
Will put sale Monday a large lot Of remnants of all
wool ard also cheaper Dress Goods at al out
the regular price.
One b.Ie Unbleached Cotton, Be-
A Fruit II tie Loom Bic ached Cotton. SIC.
10-i B.eached Sheet M, I1c.
lC-i nbleacled Sbeetin., l1c
Bieachea Pillow Case Cotton. Sc.
One case OF Llxnt and DARK Calico, &c
One lot remnants OF Apron Ging,Eams; worth and
1Oc. only DC.
Remnants Black Henrietta. onethird off,
Blankets ana Comforts at cost prices
Dress GIngialns. and SC: former price and lOc
CloslnS out our Clcaks at one halt regular price
FeJther-proof Ticking. loc,
Ladies' Atwood Skirts, al regular price Al %,
We are now gisin Websters LARGE Dictionary free
OF cost 10 ali cash customers. Rlesse call get the
terms on which ii is siven. laid
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A M1Dw1srEr,s TALE

Thefall season has come and eons and we re-
turn our hearty thanks to YOU tor I'll. larye
amount o: trade which you found TO be to Your
interest 10 place with us. The season has been
avery satisfactory one. and now at its close we
intend to inanEurate q great PRUNING
SALE" and this as the ,rav we will do it.
Hassocks. PIC. Holland Shades. 3x6. with
fringe, 29c, Ga Velour Table Covers. heavily
fringed. cut from 50. 30 to 81. 90. Anew pair of
Satin Derby Curtains at sl3 40. cut from s25
u pairs O. Odd Iortieres. only one pair OF
kind. He'e il picnic for You. The prices
have been prnned until nothing but the Por-
there's are left. Plan anu Figured China Silks
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