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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-12
The Grog Ration Question,

To the Edtorof The Evening Star:
1well remember when the grog ration was
stopped in the naval service. 1t was stopped
on the I'd day of September, 1862, by an act Of
Congress, and not 1868, as a correspondent of
The STAR states. In lieu of the ration every
person in the United States naval service re-
ceived cents day as grog money. which was
paid once month by the paymaster. Well do
l remember the date. Us / was then serving on
board the United States frigate Mississippi at
the city of New Orleans. We received our grog
at bells that morning. and at IL O'Clock we
were all sadly disappointed when the grog tub
did not make its appearance at IL m. p. D.
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THE COURTS.

CouRr IN GENERAL TERN Chief Justice
bingham and Judges Hdgner and James.
iesterday-Lyon agt. Aldrich; appeal dis
missed District agt. Clotworthy; do. Same
hearing. The bond Of I. n. Q. Cole, constable,
was approved.
EQUITY CoUnr--Judge Bradley.
Yesterday - Bogue agt. Bogue; divorce
granted. WiIet sgt. Wilson; bill dismissed
Watterson agt. Watterson; sale ratified and con-
veyance ordered. In re Clement Smallwood
and Edward E. Smallwood; writs dc lunatico
ordered.
PPoEATs CoURT.---yudge Bradley.
festerday-Estate of G. W. Young letters Of
administration, c. t. a. TO Joseph N. Young;
bond. 1000 Estate of Lima R. Bingham;
commission returned proving will. Estate Of
Warner Smith order granting leave to state
account and take testimony. Estate OF W. II.
Carrico; consent that letters of administration
Issued to the American Security Trust Com
pany filed. Estate Of John Warren Brown;
petition for letters filed. Estate of W. Henry
Austin: do. Estate of Mary A. McQuillon;
citation returned. Estate Of Eliza A. Smith /;
will admitted to probate and letters issued to
E. A. Goodwin; bond, %, 900. Estate of Carrie
COLLISION; letters of administration to g. L.
Collision; bond, Sl00. Estate of Peter Fahr-
manr; petition for probate of will and letters
filed Estate Of Mary E. Croson; do. do. In
re child Of T. P. McManus; John O'Meara
appointed guardian. Estate Of Harriet Saun-
ders; report of administrator filed Guardian
ship Of children of Joseph Lochboehler; record
amended and payment ordered. Els
tate of Timothy Nugent order admitting will
to probate. Guardianship Of orphans of
Crfttendon Cohen: second account filed. Es-
tate OF II. j. Williams; order to show cause
Estate of G. L. Andrews; will admitted to
probate and letters issued to Alice r. Andrews;
bond, $500. Estate of Teresa Mcdonald: petit
ton for letters filed. Estate of Fanny Lowry;
remuneration OF execution filed and Elizabeth
Lowry appointed; bond, $500. Estate Of
John Chambers will flied. Estate of Philip
Jones; do. Estate Of Mary G. Bartlett; letters
OF administration to e. C. Bartlett; bond, 3d.
600.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-12

Quit hu-zy times from the cA,arrh having affected
The vocal c4orls
have previously failed get relief AMI had been
under trest-leDt for seven months by another spe-
ca 81 q this riry bus id NOT iruprov. any untl
quit him ant w~ut 10 the IacL.nsie Medical Iusti-
tue. ant under th-r treatment which j. ve-y pleas
ant. improved from the start and my lad synIp-
toms have slr-l,iy nearly 81 lef, ne.
thsArths r~r'uln8ead the institute all suffering
Don. D. u r at.aass. tSixnetJ W L LYNN
~4s1lns..a. - c. Oct -
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MACKENZIE MEDICAL INSTITUTE.
P4rIors. 1874 q -. ~.

Al rurail~ diseases tssst>d with success Special
tfss Ca.arrh. Dis-a~-s q the Ear No.- rh-o.,
LIN ~. -tonach. B.noi. Nerves. Ktineys Bronchitis.
S~u-auyIs al Rhsumatis-n Successful! trra:r,,.n,
~ MAJ NriJ- for symptom blank
onsc@ hour. % O. II a IN. 5 B. D and 10 y D m
sundays. stJ ran nowk,
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

one FARE TO
CENTER MARKET AND 9TH ST DEPOT.
The Washington and A Arlington Electric Ralirav
Is in operation from end of Aqueduct bridge TO
Fort Meyer and Arlington. with transfer line from
| end of cable road in Georgetown.
The bridge across the Potomac viii soon be under
construction and the entire completed 9Th
depot in twelve months time. which will give resi-
dents Of
FORT MEYER HEIGHTS
One continu and fare center OF city.
Can any other suburb of Washington offer you the
| same equal rapid transit facilities,
Lots selling rapidly In this property.
The prices are low and within reach OF all
AZ an fnrestmsnt it needs only an Investigation 10
convince you that there will be big in prices
before spring.
AZ a home site. there is prettier SPOT within 500
| miles Of washinyton The view Is grand. taking In
the entire city and Potomac river. A number Of
washington's leading people and government en-
ployes have purchased property in Fort Meyer Heghts
and all speak Of II in the highest terms
Hyou are looking for good speculation We invite
you toinspect the property.
AL streets are being Qraveisd.
Cheap building STONE property.
Several cottages aow being bnin
A all-year-rouad suburb.
Wfnter utff not stop I'm prorements
Full particulars and rnsps at Offices Of the MANAGER
ROBINSON LODGE
essnde5 Atlantic building.
Min s2s and $50 st. NV.
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John F. Mollure. living at Cpl Rhode Island
avenue, employed at the bureau of engraving
and printing, fell from a fifteen-foot step
ladder yesterday and was badly bruised about
the head and body. After being treated at the
Emergency Hospital be was taken to his home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-12

Both the method and results when
Syrup OF Figs is taken; 1t is pleas
ant and refreshing to the taste, and
actsgentlyyet promptly on the Kid
news, Liver and Bowels, cleanses the
system efectually, dispels colds,
headaches and levers, and cureshab-
itual constipation. Syrup OF Figs i,
the only remedy OF Its kind ever
produced, pleasing to the taste aud
acceptable to the stomach, prompt
In its action and truly beneficial in
Its effects, prepared only from the
most healthy and agreeable sub
stances,its many excellent qualities
commend it to all and have made
It the most popular remedy known.
Syrup OF Figs is for sale in soc and
Vi bottles by ali leading druggists.
Any reliable druggis; who may not
.a.ve it Oh hand will procure It
promptly 1or any one who wishes to
WI DO Not accept ANY substitute
CALIFORNIA FiG SYRUP ca
SAY FRANCISCO. ca.
LOUISVILLE. H. Asw Toax En
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-12

st ate Game Warden Lands annual report
will show great decrease in the amount of
large game in Colorado and an almost total de-
struction Of the mountain trout through yio-
lation Of the laws.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-12
Cleared upo,p

Cleared nwcy-
all the troubles
and ailments that
make woman's
life a burden to
her. Sh e's re-
lieved, cured, and
restored, with DR..
Pierce's Favorite
escription.
Periodical pains,
weak back, bear
ing down sensa-
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

I ATIMER SLOAN. Auctioneers. l4O7 @ St
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY KNOWN As No. 30 D STREET
CORNER DELAWARE AVENUE SOI'THWESTD
AND 404 DELAWARE AVENUE SoU THwEsT.
WASHINGTON. DC.
BY virtue OF certain deed N dated g3d DAY u
January, A. D. 1ss5. znd duly recorded in fsh--r No
I'LL fol " ct Of the land records % Dis
trict If Columbia. and he request Of the rarity
secured thereby. We VIII sell az public suction. IN
TWENTYIHIRD DAY OF NOVEMBER A. y.
lsHs, AT HAI.fPAsT FOUR O'CLOCK 2. NJ, the
following desctb-d real estate situate in the District
and Dry aforesaid. and known and described plAt
or plan q sae city as fallows 70 Sit LIT lettered
IA square numbered six hundred ana forty t6soD.
fronting 30 feet inche. u street. and having a
depth OF so feet on Delaware southwest. Inn
proved by two-story brick dwelling with store.
known a. 30 stree. corner De south
west. snd q two-story brick dwelling known % s02
Delaware svenue southwest
Terms one third cash. balance in sin twelve ana
eighteen months. with interest. and secured by de
OF trust on the PROPERTY. s1 cash. All convey
ancing and recording az ptIr.hAs.r- cost A deto.it
Of sco0wil be required At time Of sale and should
the terms BE- not compiled with In hfteen days from
day OF sa the trustees reserve the rht 70 resell the
chaser after such public notice ss they may deem
ni2-dsds ZION A. %ooDwaRD. Trustees
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A LApr,s CONTINENT

Ms Alir- Gsl-s. N. 100 18th :, NV saws q
90 -rrsiy resf n strength and a-sh from eatarrh
~ thc no- ths"at and -toH4a. bEt after few weeks
Treatment a. th~ Mackenzie Medical Instt,te my an
pl-asant syrnpt m DISAPPEARED Ny head i, clear
Iuy al~~. tlrpa; and STOMACH -lve me no trouble
10 s.ceP well. eat hearty and gaining In weight
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-12
SHOOTING STARS.

Does your husband say much about his
pain?''
mo. doctor. He cans complain"
THAT'S good
"Well don't know, DOCTOR You see he's
too sick to-
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Y:SsX0s|s'!I3
Irs " osK Cousrs
ADVANCED METHODS ARE TRIUMPHANT
GENTLEMAN OF THIS CITY WHO HAD TRIED
OTHER DOCTORS WITHOUT BENEFIT
FINDS RELIEF At
THE MACKENZIE MEDICAL INSTITUTE

! began treatment az the Mackenzie Medical Insti-
tute sept 10 last for Catsrrh o: the Nose. Throat
and stomach had frequent bad colds. which kept
my nose stopped great cal of the time and Iu-
paired my q smell There feeling II full
IN my throat and great amount Of tough mucus
In IL. which CAUSED hawk and directorate much
of the time T. Keep my throat clear. my
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-12

FDr the ChIIdren's Aid.
The Newsboys and Children's Aid Society
will hold donation reception at the home, s27
street, November 10, to continue through the
week. Money and supplies are expected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-12

JUSTICE BRADLEY. in the Equity Court
has made decree Of divorce in favor of Al
mos P. Bogue in his suit against Elizabeth v.
Bogue (nee Spencer). The charge was de-
sertion.
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q ATCLiffE. DAhR & CO.. AuctioDeersL
CHANcERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE BEING PREMISES No. ISL

hEAL ISL BENG PhLMIsEs NO. ISL
BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court of the
@ w Z, John s Il eG ~ ss%ss SO
complainant ana Andrew Scott - al are deteadsnts.
e tTo1 IS q Sss ITsPss; IUtsDk INF sihTH
fotR O'CLOCK p NJ the foilowins ds.eris-a real
estste and premises. iying and being IN the stty a
s.rsa Is 70 sSaaIs SssRssea sss Ill lSs R1 ns
thiry-tvo uS9. together with the inarroyement.
Terms: oBetbird cash. balance IN two equal install.
with interes, on the as.erred TsylDen. a. q pr s,;
per snnuII until paid interest pay .ble ualIy
the sold ali cash st the option q Che Par,
cos. DEPOSIT az we s sas rsS S sssss
BE- rsanirsd o. time Of sss Terms Q, sale 70 b. eora
trustee reeivss lie rhi to resell the Prap-rtS = lie
ri'A and ''s GEoksE NJ .fBRIcTf OR EE.s ss
nia-aSds s5S ioaisisns .y.
1'RUsTEEs' SAIL OF HIGHLY IMPROVED Lor
! sv ,,-,ns q, a. ,d LI DEoiL PARK
from Jesnnei,e n Payne and snar.w y rayae. Sse
,e Is S.s .Sq a:s 49, sd and s re-
DsSSsd a. ~ bsr lSso 19 10 asl.gl, h.yas lee
ss s Ss N Y rs go aSos q
O'CLOCK 2 NJ. the following de-crbed real estate in
Al sls. s.st.n piece O. P.Tc q land iassn y 10
nasss5 IL e e dsansesss rs,ns's sasd.st..aa q
;pbiiyision q certain tracts 9 land e The
as L Drot Psri per plat said P1yne suidlys,on
recorded IN 1ifer. county number Il. folio 1.,e~ q
the county records Of the su.yryos ooe q ne ..id
District For orfsinAl sui d sion See Liter Gov.
shepherd. folio H. The said 10; 81 land fronts N
Maple aveuus IN IL Droit PARK and s the u
said Psynes subdivision.
Terms 81 sale: one-third cash. one-thfrd In ons
yea. onsthird in two years. Five hundred dolInrs
On lhs day q sale the basnes within ter day. ihsrs
er's risk Deferred To lie secured BY . Did
trust said los eesrsng per cent sepisInusl a.
terest Conveysnctng "a cost 81 purchaser.
MARION DUCkETT.
LEWIS FORD.
Trustees. s17 y o. NJ.
WEEKS. Auctioneer. nl2-eokds
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Yesterday afternoon an accident took place
at the new colored odd Fellows Hall, on NJ
between 18th and 18th streets northwest. BY
which koily Thompson, a colored laborer. lost
his life. He was working on the second floor.
and was talking through the shaft Of the ele-
vator, which had gone above. to some one be-
low. When the elevator descended he was
caught between the joists and crushed 10 death.
He was removed to the morgue and Coroner
Patterson today gave certificate Of accidental
death.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-12

Columbia-Do you want the earth?
Democracy-No. But I'd like "a large section
Of North America, please.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-12

Our finest grade of coach harness. ranging IN price
from % TO $50 Offering a reduction Of
Is TO 20 per cent for balance of this month.
In buggy. surrey and express harness. single and
double, we can offer You the greatest inducem nts
Call in and see Us before move TO our new quar-
tiers. so It'll st. n.
All styles OF harness made 70 order and all work
warranted
B. J. DowNEY SON
Harness Manufacturers.
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That's good
"well, l don't know, doctor. You see he's
too sick to-
A trim 6gure-the mil,iners bill
Columbia-Do you want the earth?
Democracy-No But I'd like large section
OF North America, please.
WHAT THEY ALWAYS CALL II.
No matter where the triumph lights,
The world may always see
That most enjoyable Of sights,
"A moral victory"
"Goid comes in quartz" said a geologist,
but can't get it even in alf-pints."
81 declare" eaid Mrs. Clovertop, my Josiah
is smart man, but he is powerful lazy
"Indeed?'
"Yes. He is spendin' hours readin' up to
find some place on this earth where earth
quakes come fast enough to do the churnin'. !"
AN OBJECT LESSON IN PHILOSOPHY.
She looked meath the bed for burglar;
She found one; and now it is plain
She be bit wiser and never
Go looking for burglars again.
The worst waste Of physical effort and mind
Is searching for what you would rather not find.
What's that?" he inquired Of his niece. who
had been trying to entertain him with music.
'She paused in her performance to reply,
THAT is an organ stop"
"A stop! Hum! 'Tain't workin' now, is it2'
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FOR SAIE-HoRsFs A. VEHICLES.


lid HAZE Jssr sorG "a Ton CASH
b. ,siy from ksoine WAGON and oaIrass Company q
s Very low P pss Sss PEcsFs Va"
-tc-tHl l23o I'D ct
sAa IS4 .1S rss1,
absolutely safe adj snn Te az -,rn bsp rsn ~
seen At stable OF .74l De sales st nv. nla-s,
I>OR SALE DIRECT PROM sToCE PARN
L West Va. Pan young ehs.tnut s.idiDss road.
81 sTs y team DE LANcEf's STABLE. rear i7sa
NOR SALE JTTsT CAMP ~ Prom ToI-roI-x
.h and oos a,r e oSs soe ssy
heavy horse and o.her oa bne;ess snTs en- Ne
seen BOND co.'s STABLE.
hi~-'s :. {. Van slChLEN
toA shiE-oSE HohsE SUITABLE For COIN
ni Ess.' '''e' between fA' 10Th p'na SITS n, "
For sALE e. A SSAcRIficE-A prRrEcrI,r
away and phae,on enxsy at 2os d ST NV ir
FOE sALE-l CoUPELETTE AS GooDAs NEW.
e1,snson-top surrey IL far order. horse and bar
SlSne yer'h the prioe asked Tor AL Call Monday a
l4le 81 NV. It.
Tor sALE-RAvE TWO DRIVING HORSES
fsss ssss irsys s:P
H. W. oFFUTI. I'D and sts. nl2-3t
l. 100 lbs 80; must be sold By Nov. Is Can be
seen al loo Lewis st. ne n112t'
V,OR SAIFk IAyDATIFT OF PRFWsTFpss
L make in good order; price $500 To be s-en At
GOoDMAN'S STABLES. E30G ST. W nll-2ts
y,o,, S,rr rrTrD1-y fyp "a IN, t,opS,s ,,-s -
tra,,aa 49, na. ~. of Isl
horsas o,a ,ai- a. 5spv 49, nee 80, ~ h =. oss
-, ~ pa.a " 1917 sIsys. sia .oupe notses,
horse. can trot nila IN 90. and ten eentletDens
driving ho-ses 10 be seen at JOHN SIMMONS
sNi-f 81 Ablfs. Isfo ONO ave ni-2w
NOR sAIF-RARF OppORTT-NTTy FOR ANY
Il nna dasi,I,g ,ioa dr,y,ns, a,,,e,. r., -. "a
xarotJ LTach mar a. hsr e,1 reit , ,,
sn1 ~. ~ ~ a "a =, ,ssrss' @
hssorc 10 a. uonT.s ar aRrF eoe"
% 1esdI.,
49," AoSe N 81.
LNOR SALE-ONE FINE DAEK GRAY COPE
Il horse and small black driving horse; several
other horses for sale exchange at HAREAwAY
STABLES. 1926 ermont court. nll-2t.
.,I,, - ,,,,.,.,,. ,,, . :, 80, =
fph SALt.hohsE bLANhEI sAl4E
BAKER. A.: ~ %
Empre SOLID comfort. -
Gothafn Jersey Z 40
Htratiofd -
SUM-. =
-.-. 5000
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nS-6t 6l2 18th St NV
NOR sALE-BARGATNs IN ALL KINDS OF NEW
L and secand-bsnd summer and winter carriages.
bugsies. wagons. harness, whips. robes. blankets
cash or on time (repairfng) 466 Pa. ave. WM. y.
GEYER. ms
DOR sALE-JUsT ARRIVED 20 HEAD OF
well-bped Virginia horses; matched carriage
horses all black one team of brown coach horses,
heavy draft teams, from 800 to l. 400 lbs several
coupe horses one saddle mare also one road mare.
trOt mile in = 80; all guaranteed represented.
At Moses Sinsheimer's stable, 623 q st. n. W.
n.3-ew wM YATES
LNoR sALE-A FRESH CAR LOAD OF ALL KINDS
i of horses received every week. including drivers
gnd business horses speedy and good variety Of heavy
draught horses Rear Of ol2 q st. n ". DAVID
soNDHEIMER. Telephone sos. ocle-1m'
IHQR sALE-FINE PANEL DELIVERY WAGONS;
Il handmade business and dayton WAGONS; big dis
oci5-Sm Cor 9th st. and u. y. ave. a ".
LIoR sALE-cARRIA6Es. WAGONS HARNESS
Il whips. &c. / have on hand nearly 200 carriages
sstingof vctorias csbrfolets Kensingtons h.etons
burVes and 20 iderent styles In oak rustic nat
terms. One whole door of over 100 business WAGONS
be seen At this establishment; also whips, lap
robes &C. 20 be found here Large stock Of rstclass
eecoud-hand carriages and wagons always hand
These goods will be sold 81 right prices ct
pository on st. u. W, os2. All goods warranted.
taGe. +. J. MEEKS. my23-tr
EOR sAIE-CARRIAGEs, WAGONS AND BUG
L gies easy terms Repairing and ordered work
promptly attended To- COOK JARbOE. 329o n
St, West Wxshingtou- mhss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-12
ANACOsTIA.

Mrs. NJ. A. wentford gave a sociable las,
night. The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Clark,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edison, Mrs. and Miss Foster.
Mrs. Ames, Misses Fisher, Sweetman. Dawson.
Ellison, Morgan, and Messrs. simpson, Gray
and Webster.
The young democracy Of Anacostia painted
the town red with a bonfire last pight
Miss Maud Howard of Congress Heights is
visiting Mrs. C. w. Pyies of Harrison street
Mrs. William Mathews of lie Droit Park hiss
been the guest Of Mrs. James Z. Arnold
Mrs. Walter Proctor of East Washington is
with her father. Officer L. B. Anderson.
Mr.. Samuel Anderson has returned from q
cunning trip in southern Maryland.
The members Of Emanuel Baptist Church.
Garfield City, last night surprised their pastor
Rev. J. A. TAYLOR, by calling on him at his res
idence. 722 5th street southeast, and making
him many valuable gifts
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GRATEruL-CoMroar1sa.
EPPs's COCOA
BRKAKfAsr.

by .thoroush knovIedssof the nsturai .ws which
sssr.fql spplicstiop Of the nns propertis. Of veil
tables With deiic.tsy 1svorsd sewerage which may
save many heavy docton' bills. II Is b. the Judi
may be sr.duaily built up until strong enonEh TO r.
sst every tendency to disease. Hundreds Of subtle
malsdtes Aoatfpg around ready attack vher.
ever EYER tA herr 4 ys.a point We may sSceps many
pure blood md properly nourishsd frama N "Civl
In halfpound tins by Grccers. labeled thu:
JAMES EPPs CO.. Homeopathic chsmist.. Lon.
don. England js25A ,tuly
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A trim igure-the mil,iner's bill.
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MIR. Vollmer. who Is connected with the Connecticut
Pie Company. tells the following story: For eight
years have been troubled with diculty in
especially through my nose. which has been so OBJ
sructed 81 times as to make 1t almost impossible
me TO get air through 1t at ALL More recently the
nasal condition has become attacked by something
sembling asthma. which has occasionally compelled
me to SIT up all night in order to est my breath
couldn't sleep well when laid down and it was
common thing for my rest to be broken. Very little
active exertion would make me short of breath and
tnen wouid wheeze and cough my throat felt fun
and dry and was frequently clearing it,
VI couese went to DR.. Jordan for treatment and
70 MIN the credit dueof my restoration to health.
His treatment has accomplished wonders in INV case
During the treatment he removed or polypus
tnmos from my nose which gave me great relief and
the after treatment has made my nose permanently
ciea. ana natural. my Wheeling and coughing has
gradually abated. until now no symptoms of il an
pear and breathe better than before in my life
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-12
THINGS To REMEMBER

Grasty can furnish your house-every room In it
with every article necessary. except stoves
Grasty don't sell anything instaliments so You
buy for cash visit bis Double Stores.
Grasty has Carpets from 11sc to 81 90
Grasy will make and lay any Carpet at lowest pos
sible price.
0rasty don't promise you something for nothing and
you don't get It anywhere. Some persons
claim TO make no charge for making. match
ing and laying q Csrpet. Get our prices And
have your eyes opened.
Grasty's Solid Oak Cluster Leg Table. six feet long
takes everybody by surprise. Oak Chairs
cane seat. six for IS.
Grasty has a Good Oak Suite. pieces. Ella g.
$3.50. SIS. s2L IS. S25. $50 to s57. So
Grasty has one rap to do business and that Is tn.
RIGHT WAY.
Grasty refunds the money on anything you buy not
satisfactory.
Teach your little children to Grasty the Pusher
Grasty makes bold statements and you must not
doubt till you try.
Grcsty will be pleased TO show you around whether
you buy or not
Remember the name:
GRAsTY-GRAsTY-oRAsr
l51o and l512 7th ST. n. W.. bet p andQ.
Don't doubt TIL you Try. ss27
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DR. G. M. JORDAN.
COG 18TH ST. N. W

wv A01a d. w.
spsciaify-oissaass Of the Nosso Throat Lunss
and Ear.
CONSULTATION AND ONE TREATMENT FREE.
once hours-eto II An. to- pm. eto pm.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-12

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but can't get it even in half-pints"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-12

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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-04-15
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

Some good news is in store for Santa
Santa Fee, 1t will he ripe for publication
Sin few days"
Every sensible resident OF the city is in
favor Of the city council taking steps to
have the streets prinkled.
Services at the church OF the Holy
Fatty at 4 p. m. tomorrow, Bishop j..
Mills Kendrick, officiating.
The Building & Loan association last
night made loan of 5000 out Of the Sec
ond series fund to E. B. Seward.
Special services in honor of Good Fri
day are in progress at the Cathedral to-
day, there being great concourse Of peo'
pie present.
There will be nice steoropticsn exhi.
bitisn at Gray's opera house tomorrow
night to wind up with ball-music by
military band.
Local commission men are having a
boom handling California Strawberries.
They are not as good as the homegrown
berry, but are two months earlier, and
will all be out of the way before the Santa
Fe product comes on the market.
F. W. Risque. general manager OF the
Cerrillos Coal & from company, is in
Albuquerque this week purchasing ma
chinery with which to more extensively
work the immense coal fields owned by
this company.-Cerrillos Beacon.