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FOR PEACE IN WYOMING.
The Olive Branch Has Been Extended b!
johnson County Authorities.

The Olive Branch Has Been Extended by
johnson County Authorities.
CHEYENNE, WYo., May Advances looking
to a compromise between the stockmen and
rustlers have been made by representatives OF
johnson county. The olive branch is extended
in the shape of paper addressed TO the cattle
owners which recites that the authori .sss T'that
county invite all owners Of cattle have
participated in the recent armed invasion
to send trustworthy and discreet persons TO
the ranches to look after the round
ing up and preservation Of their property.
The paper, whichi IS signed by the county COM
missioners and sheriff. pledges the cattlemen
protection OF their interests.
The proclamation was received by the cattle-
men with a feeling of resentment Fred q.
Hess, ex-manager for DIR. Harris, said: This
thing is as gauzy as the offers TO protect our
persons in johnson county. don't believe
the officers Of the county are able to protect
us. The rustlers own johnson county. They
say SO and none can dispute"
The peacemakers protest that a new leaf 10
to be turned over; that the best citizens pro-
pose to stop stealing at any cost One emissary
OF North Franklyn explains that there is to
be reform, in the hope of retaining in the
county the taxable wealth in the shape of herds
soon to be driven to Montana and elsewhere.
The peace delegation from johnson 10 much
discouraged at the rebuff they have received
from the cattlemen, but say they will make
new overtures and hope to bridge over the
difficulty
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THE TYNEHEAD SAILS.
Washington's Ship Departs on Her
Benefioent Mission.
ANOTHER FATAL IHEAIER FIRE.
Deeming, the Australian,
Convicted Of Murder.
RUSTLERS AFTER PEACE.
SAILING OF THE ryNEHEAp.


The Washington ship Leaves for Russia
Loaded with Grain.
Special Dispsssh to The Evening Star
NEw York, May 2-The steamship Tyne
head, laden with 5000 tons OF grain for the
famine-stricken peasants OF Russia. sailed at
o'clock today from Dows' Stores. Brooklyn.
The loading was completed late on Sat-
urday night THIS morning the ship
was dressed gaily in bunting, with the
Russian aud American flags at the
peaks. In honor Of the efforts OF Miss Clara
Barton in behalf Of the enterprise the famous
Red Cross flag appeared in several places in The
lines of color covering the vessel The ship
was chartered by the people Of Washington 20
carry the generous contribution OF the state OF
Iowa A committee OF washingtonians was 20
have been present at the embarkation, but the
delay in loading caused by the rains Of
last week necessitRted the return Of all
but Mr.. Il. II. Warner and Mrs Sara Spencer.
who we're present today. Commissioner Doug
lass, ex-Commissioaer Hine and Mr.. L. kurts
johnson, the other members OF the commit
tee, inspected the vessel Saturday.
SIMPLE cERrMoSILs
Shortly before / O'Clock the crew OF the
Tynehoad was piped aft and a few simple cere-
monies took place. Short addresses we're made
by Miss Barton, Mrs Spencer and Mr.. Warner
regarding the object of the movement. tho
character of the cargo and the spirit in which
the contributions of both Iowa and Washing
ton were made.
Capt. Carr. the commander Of the vessel, re-
sponded briefly on behalf OF the owners and
crew.
A short prayer was then said invoking Divine
blessing on the ship in its cruise. and in few
moments the word was given and the pufhng
tug at the side had taken the Tynehead out to
the stream. amid the footing OF whistles and
the cheering of the people on shore.
The crew gave a response and the Tynehead
steamed off on her long run TO Riga, where she
will arrive in about a month.
Just before the vessel started q representa-
tive Of the firm OF ID. NJ. and NJ Nivin & Co. OF
Brooklyn announced TO Miss Barton that the
profits on the $40 tons OF coal with which they
had loaded the ship were donated to the enter
prise.
Iowas interest in the ship was attended to by
Mr.. b. T. Tillinghast, editor of the Davenport
Democrat and Gazette, who was detailed by
Governor Boies for that purpose.
Miss Morris. one of the officers OF the Red
Cross Society. will sail for Europe on Wednes-
da- and will meet the Tynehead al ST. Peters
burg and superintend the distribution OF the
grain.
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PERsoNAI--R. A. Smith of New York, A. J.
Love of Omaha, George +. wrigh. Of Buffalo
and J. L. Griswold of St. Louis are at
Willard's-E. s. Winters Of Spokane, s.
Merryhew of Savannah, s. W. Saver Of
Duluth and Everett Miller of Boston are
at the Randall. F. Brown of Boston, H.
b. West Of the revenue marine, J. C.. Benton OF
Pennsylvania, L. Mather of Chicago, r. r.
Lee Of Toledo and Geo. W. Moore of New
York are at the Ebbitt.-F. A. Stout
of New York, A. C.. Durborow, jr.
and d. F. Payne OF Chicago, c. W.
Young OF Lynn, Mass, c. Fl. Dunckee
Of st. Louis and John b. Manning and E. H.
Wright of New York are at the Riggs-L g.
Blair of Massachusetts, Geo. {. Clark Of
Chicago, Harry Hubbard of New York
and John A. Bishop of 0cala, Fla,
are at the Arlington.-E. F. L Eyer
of Cincinnati, Geo. c. Boardman of San
Francisco, J. J. Upham of the army, A. @.
Spalding of New York and w. C. Clark of Pitts
burg are at the Shoreham Ruth
Harlow and Grace Richardson Of England.
and Mrs. L. A. Bell and daughter of Whining
ton, VT, are at the Fredonia-L ID.
Green of New York, W. p. John of Boston
Chas. Pickels ofSt- Louis B. F. Randall Of Fall
River, Mass, and E. ]. Jewett Of Boston are at
the st. James.--Mr. Lewis Clephane is con-
fined to his bed with a severe attack Of pleu-
risy.---Dr. Antisele is lying Ill at his res
idence, 1911 Q street
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A Physician Testihes That There Are symp-
tons of Disease.


MELBOURNE, May 2.-The trial of Deeming
fer the murder Of his last wife, formerly Miss
Mather of Rainhill, was resumed this morning.
The latest testimony for the prisoner was
that OF DIR. Fishbourne, who was called 10 give
evidence as to the prisoners sanity. He swore
that he had examined Deeming and found
symptoms which indicated disease Of the brain.
At this point the defense closed.
DEEMISG GUILTY.
Mr.. Furlong, counsel for Deeming summed
up for the defense at considerable length He
made insanity the basis. Nature in her healthy
moods, he declayed. could not have made such
a monster This man had a monomanis for
murder which was not TO be explained by the
ordinary tests Counsel wound up with keen
analysis of the testimony, which. he declared,
showed at every step Deeming's irresponss-
bility.
Deeming was found guilty and sentenced 70
death.
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NAVAL P.yhENT.-The nineteenth payment
upon cruiser No. of $50 has been made
to the Union iron works. San Francisco.
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correct statement OF the circulation of The
EVENING STAR for the week ending April 80,
1892 j. WHIT HEBRON,
Cashier Evening Star Newspaper Co.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this I'd
day of May, A. ID. 1892.
JOHN T. C. CLARK.
Notary Public.
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The U.SS. CHARLESTON has arrived at San
Francisco, the Yorktown at Port Townsend
and the MohIcan at Olympia. The U.S.S.
Dolphin sailed from Washington this morning
for Norfolk.
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fss&sEy 1~1S hs<fs0Se1s
No credence is given at the Capitol 10 ~
newal Of the rumor that Senator John Sherman
would in q little while announce his retire.
ment from public life. Senator sherman has
denied this story several timea IL 10 true
that he 10 now engaged in editing
for publication the letters which his brother,
Gen. sherman. wrose TO him during and sf1er
the var, but the labor conneeted with 1hn
ompflsfion--valuAbie and in1srssting - -
book vill be-vill not require snygrsss s8sonQ
of Tie Senator'S tina - -
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WILL USE ITS OWN TRACKS.
The Lehigh Valley Road and tine Erie Soon
to Part.

to Part.
PHILADELPHIA, May 2-The ten-year trafic
arrangement between the Lehigh Valley and
the Erie railroads, by which the former has
made use of the tracks of the Erie from wav-
erly, n. Y, to Buffalo. distance Of l67 miles,
has expired and has been succeeded by q tenn
porary agreement by which the Valley road
will continue on the Erie tracks until July l.
Lehigh Valley trains first began 10 run over
the Erie tracks in 1872, and in the twenty years
since the Erie has received enormous annual
rentals based on the amount Of traffic coming
from the Lehigh Valley. and which have rs-
Gently amounted to Sl00 900 month.
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MOVEMENT OF SnvER.-The issue of stand
ard silver dollars from the mints and Treasury
offices during the week ended April 80. 1892.
was S33S. .435. The issue during the correspond
ing period of last year was $321, ,llS. The ship
ments of fractional silver coin for the month
OF April, 1892. amounted to S901, ,737.
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ANOTHER THEATER FIRE.

IL Was Similar to the Philadelphia Blass
AID Two Lives Were Lost.
LEADvILLE, COL, May 2-Last night q FIRE
started in the rear Of the stage at Loeb's
Variety Theater and in few moments the en-
tire place was ablaze. The flames spread rap
idly and before they were got under control
half of the block on State street was gutted.
There was a number of narrow escapes. One
woman and little child were burned TO death.
The damage is estimated at s40, 900, with about
900 insurance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-02

COMMODORE RAMSEY, chief Of the bureau of
navigation. has gone to Atlantic City for the
benefit Of his health.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-02

COMMODORE RAMSAY, chief Of the bureau Of
navigation, has recovered from his recent
illness
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VfctOrfeH fOf tne BlpuDIfc.
PARIS, May 2.-The municipal elections in
France yesterday resulted in overwhelming
republican victories.
The Marquis De Mores has challenged .
municipal councillor. who insulted him In Q
political speech yesterday.
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NAVAL ORDERS Commander Geo. n. Brooks
has been ordered to duty at the navy yard at
New York. Assistant Engineer John c. Leonard
ordered to duty at the Homestead steel works
June next Pay Director John S. Cunning
ham has had his leave extended one year from
the 18th instant Ensign A. p. Niblock
ordered to duty in the bureau of navigation.
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TopAY-Internal rev.
enue, SS7a, ,37s; customs, s1,o27,602
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r~IT COMBINES business AND
~ PLEASURE"
Besides dispOsing OF your correspondence in half
the usual time By means of the Phonograph. you
can amuse yourself and friends by means Of the
musical, coinical and other cylinders
We have selections from the Marine Band ar
tistic whistling comcaities of notAbes in wit and
hunior. superb vocal records, auctioneering ora
tory and other productions too numerous to men
ton. Photographs rented. leased aud sold on easy
payments.
C5LUMHlA PHONoGRAPH CO.,
627 Z stnw. Iltl IF. CROMELIN sec'y.
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FINANCIAL.
|C)Fr1cE
OFF1cE
FIRST COOPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
1851 32D STREET
BOOKS NOW OPEN FOR SUBSCRIPTION
TO THE
ELEVENTH sFRIEs OF STOCK.
s1.oCo IN FULL ADVANCED ON EACH SHARE

Such a reputation has this association earned for
itself that it now numbers among its stockholders
residents of California Texas. Kansas Missouri. New
York. Delaware. Maryland and North Carolina.
1t is in its eleventh year of prosperity and Is
growing larger day by day.
The more fully the merits of this association
understood the more convinced the people viii be-
come Of its superiority all others and impressed
with the benefits derived from membership.
IL Is conducted sound business principles and is
truly equitable in all its features.
Borrowers and investors share alike in its profits
EVERY SERIES NATURES IN SIX YEARS.
Call at the Office for explanatory pamphlets
OFFICERS.
President Vice President
GEO. W KING, J. BARTON MILLER,
Treasurer. Secretary.
Dr. L. ". Richie. WI Gibbons,
VIM Smith. John H. Schuitze.
W. A. Cunningham. II. G. Wagner.
Daniel Johnson
FINANCE COMMITTEE.
Archibald Greenlees. Samuel h Wheeler,
Joseph Fl. Lee.
VALUATION COMMITTEE.
W. Riley Decide. William A. Hutchins,
r. ". Darby
ap3O-3: JESSE II. WILSON. Attorney.
HAyE YOU SOMETHING PUT BY FOR THE
wife and children: policy in the EQUITABLE Life
what You should have. Write TO me for particulars
Z 326 + st. NV ap4-tr
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ ~THEosoPHy-G.R.s MEAD OF LONDON
on .ubee az ana
mifsion. 35e. ap3o-2t'
49, ment ofdues in the German American Per-
manent Building and Loan Association will be held at
paY Sas Msy ~ = snS is@ OLD 81 W. on Nun
Cali for copy Of the constitution which win rec
spects from other similar iDstitutions.
Z. WOOD, President.
j. LiNDER, Secretary.
Board Of Directors
sisa ssiisy 4safss B:s. hs. Hss Hem Dsi
HeTHE UNION REAL ESTATE INVEST;
their bant sb ocs q of fbe ones2en M
ave on 2. Pa May 1892 and will
By order Of the board Of direc,3rs T, tsi ~ p.,..
EDWARD STEER. Secretary. spao-3t:
K~THERE Is WARM" TINE COMING!
There's warm wave coming and with it flies.
mosquitoes and other insects. Windows must
be up yet these plaques must be kept out We
have all the various kinds and sizes in adjustable
Window Screens and Screen Doors.
Adjustable Window Screens. 81 rs per dozen.
Window Frames, 80 inches square, for making
your own screens. lie each.
Strong Wire Screen Doors. finished with spring
hinges, hook and eye and knob only 81 each.
- feet Of Garden Hose, with couplings and
patent nozzle. only 81 90
Garden Hose Reels. 75c each.
2-nch mesh Poultry Netting. only 60c per 100
square feet.
Rakes. 2Oc up: Hoes 2Oc up: Hand scythes
20c mp: Spades, 40c up; Trowels. 10c up
good Lawn Mower as low as SO 25-fuy
guaranteed.
BARBER ROSS.
Builders Hardware.
Cor. 1lth and sts NV ap3O
~MAssAGE.-MIss GAKvIN. GRADUATE
st to s
door above Mass ave ap3O-3t'
F~As "A is TO / 80 ACCIDENTS ARE
TO FIRES.
Everybody insures against fire.
Why not against accidents
AMERICAN ACCIDENT COMPANY.
wF. THOMAS
General Insurance.
Ohio Bank building. ap3O
E@ANNouNoEMENT.
After an experience Of ten years in the real estate
business with the firm Of Swormstedt Bradley
will, on MONDAY. May 2. open q general real estate
Office in Room s, first floor Atlantic building, 92S and
$50 ST
Referring to the above announcement of Mr.. Ring
walt it affords us pleasure to recommend him to the
public as one well qualified for the business.
ap3O-3t SwORMSTEDT 4 BRADLEY
HAVE THIS DAY DISPOSED OF THE
~ popularity known "Standiford's st. Cloud
Pharmacy" to Mr.. Walter J. Boyce for whom solicit
continuance of past favors the part Of my friends
and patrons and the public with thanks for that
corded me heretofore.
Respectfully.
HARRY STANDIFORD,
93S Fstnw
Washington. April 90, 1892.
Soliciting the continuance of patronage. beg to
sure former patrons, my friends and the public in
general Of polite attention, low popular prices and
hrst-class quality Of drugs.
Respectfully,
ap30-2t WALTER BOYCE.
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kSA PRECIOUS JEWEL
When you break any part Of a stove and D..
tempt to replace it the new portion usually has
to be fitted by expert.
Not so with the Jewel Gas Stove. You
can get duplicate parts at ny time and they
will fit perfectly.
In ether words, the parts of the Jewel are
interchangeable They also made of the
best material and by improved machinery.
The features which make the Jewel Gas
Stove so highly priced are well known. 1t is no
new and untried make, but has a reputation
solidly established.
We sell The Jewel"
s. s. sHEDD BRO,
Plumbing. Heating and Timing,
432 9th ST. NV. my2
KSrHE NATIONAL COOPERATIVE COM
- PANY. uncorporate,,. Ofices:
w.b,ng .ol King st. Alexandria, Va. and eoo H st W.
This company has contracts with 40 of the best
business houses in these cities. TRADE CARDS may
NOW be obtained At % cents by 'Rochdalers'' and
'Soyereigns and at 81 BY others.
Apply at the offices or to
4. T. LoNGLEY. Pres. s12 Astne.
10 9oNfy HARsHA; MdSHIAS Ssscy. 9o5 stnw;
J.E. McCABE, 2o Sd st ne.
H. W. SMITH, 7l6 b st sw.
J. B. CARTER, doc Pa avenw'
W YEATEs, 500 lth st NV.
l. g. WAKEFIELD, l4l3 Pa avenw
y.C MCCONNELL. 500 Sd st NV
~ SUkT4N e spNA MAcAFEk aJJ IA 9al : 9TH tnw.
CHAs B. SAVER, 7O3 10Th st me-
J; L THORNTON pos Ind ave NV
Smith THoMpsoN. 1850 + s.n
ISRAEL C. STOCKTON. 1908 n ave NV. my2- m
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FIXED MEMBER

E~A FIXED MEMBER
OF the body is the foot. Fit tit properly
and you will never have any use for q
We chiropcdist. The best preventive Of
sore feet is the Emerson" Shoe. Fits
Close better. wears easier, lasts longer and cost
less than any other Shoe of equal grade,
7rm. and requires no breaking in. Various
styles, S3 to ST.
r. B. GROVER co,
Sole Makers and Sellers OF the Emerson Shoes"
1103 Pa NV, "next to Star Office" my2
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPEC1AL NOIlCES.
70 GLASS. PAINTS. OIL. &c.
Here you will
Find not only the
Largest stock Of glass
In the city, but the largest
Stock of Paints. OI &C. We
Also make speciality of stained
Glass windows, &c. Remember, quality
OF glass and character Of work guaranteed"
Estimates for glass free.
CHAs E. HoDGKIN.
Expert Handler of Plate Glass"
N.Y. 913 9TH St NV.
%"NATIgHkyA,L;", IHy, I; ,,ivs AND w1ItE TIHEkEFoRE
sns sh pIasi ,ss .ssSs aaSs
white wines: FrontiSnan at sa so | per d doz sts
We asshts for the eI noted Gte "Tonica" Water.
si.aes ssr p,ds h s5. ssR
6l4 l4th St. NV. lmyel Telephone 9es
K~YoU ARE GREATLY MISTAKEN
Il you are laboring under the impression
that our prices are high. A visit will in
st1ntly relieve you of it
,,,I We are running popular furnishings at
Poruiar shopping place. 100 dozen Mems
Mem. Faney Ensiiss Hs H Hose :Ha se JSs per
pair; an Tailoring d r16s for as little as good tailor
TEE!,S Tailoring and Furnishings"
935 Pa. my2
KSThe weather is likely to be generally fair, fol-
~ lowed by light showers in New Jersey and
eastern pennsylvania; warmer: southerly winds.
As we announced Saturday, we have
just received q car load of soft Indiana
Walnut in widths from 16 to 30 inches
Those who are aware of the extreme
scarcity of this walnut will appreciate our
putting this car load before them.
P.S.-You save 10 to 80 per cent In
buying your lumber and mill work from
us.
Libbey Bttinger Miller,
Lumber. Mill Work. &C..
Cor. 9th and N. Y. ave. NV. my2
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E~DELAY NOT LONG TO ORDER
HYGIENIC ICE.

The service Of the company now includes all parts
OF the city, including Georgetown, Mt Pleasant and
Kalorams Heights.
Rates lower than for other ice. Send for card and
rates for coupon books
Every test with other ice cordially invited for fami
lies we'll as for large dealers.
Recommended by physicians and in every way the
best for tho table, the sick every home pur-
pose. myo.tf
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
G.oa.. srEGHs II. hss MzF5dss e. Ssss EaD 4. a At
Guilty existing Catholic University at Washington,
The propo.son suSm.es to o. the oSsrs1ae sS
kS Ia Sfsn
E<TtS,, t,,.II, ErIs;coPAhLIASs :; ASp THEIR
You are requested to attend meeting at residence
Of Mr. - A A Brney, No 1901 gs.ewoSd avenue az
.ccsps git Of lot and to arrange 70 SuG church ss
R~PERFECTIoN HEAT AND LIGHT Co
oe ,sr Ihsre will Ss %sesSF e hs .sosahod
pm. a. Room 3 es9 St NV to eonsiaer propostson
to dspose Of the stock and patents of said company
mya.3t. 3ien'Ahce Is earnestly reaues'ea wIrurR
SCOTTISH 1s,,Sa EITI, BITE, MIIMEAs I,an I9psE L3ss OF
mya-at A. Il. HOLT. a2o. Secretary.
Sk2 trict Of Coumbis-Ail delegates are ur-
gently to attend the next REGULAR meeting,
By order oi % eSe Z fedssson important On'nss %ys.
E~BRICKLAYERs. ATTENTION. THERE
w Be s. sPsc. meeting ns Gf The Union TUES
Of m to all SsaSIsinS sMss sso1.;a1v soYS
K@NNoIicE IsHEREgY GIVEN TgAT GER;
stock of the Washington Loan and Trust Company
been lost All persons are warned purcSasinS
the same as application has been made for issue Of
mya:law3w R.A BURTON.
E%RUDDEN's FURNITURE HOUSE.
NEW CLOTHES LINES
Should be boiled. This will prevent kinkins.
DO NOT HESITATE BECAUSE YOU
DO NOT KNOW ME PERSONALLY.
COME IN AND FORM MY ACQUAINTANCE.
THEN LOOK AROUND AND SEE
IF HAVE ANYTHING IN STOCK
YOU WOULD LIKE TO HAVE AT
cash PRICE" ON LONG TIMEm
HAVE NO FEAR THAT WE WILL
NOT AGREE ON THE MATTER.
FRANKLY. WANT TO SELL
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE TO
EVERY ONE WHO NEEDS ANY.
JOHN RUDDEN.
J.Lw.I 513 Seventh street northwest
R~No CLEARING OUT" SACRIFICES
DECEPTION cannot be read between the
lines in any Of our announcements We
not jeopardize our reputation for ':fair deal
ing'' by establishing Q varying bill Of
"a prices for the same character Of work and
goods-Mr. Y must pay us exactly as much
ss Mr.. z.
SNYDER WOOD.
Model Tailors
yLwl 423 Eleventh street northwest
E~Ho! FOR THE WORLDS FAIR.
to The %ords Tsir nes yssr Without
feeling the ,sp F0. s.g R'y.6ls in monthly
isss chs.so nd paw lcF G days fss
sdm.son the rroasds and paS for an :ee
dent insurance policy You to select your own
Incident IN a'sseTs S
stranss city crowded with strangers searching for
seas Ss'ss eisy fSy rstensness. pstst,emlss.
with the Wash. Loan and Trust Co.
II. B. zEvELY. Treas.
.p27-em Pacific buildine. 6e. Fstnw.
HSGET AN EXTRA PAIR!
Gigantic sale of Imported Trouserins.
twenty Ave hundred dollar purchase OF
suitings came about twelve or fifteen
different styles q TronserinSs; These
pressly for this seasons fine custom
trade. We will make them up at the
uniform low price of o. per pair-the
price Of ready made.
g. WAKEFIELD SIMPSON,
Tailor, cor 9th and G SITS. NV my2
~IT IS NOT A CHEAP" TYPEWRITER
~ It is the best.
sn shf mas
tend to insure speed. promptness and accu-
racy in business. II you would have the best
Typewriter you must have the Hammond" !"
- Let us send you one trial free.
JOHN c. PARKER,
Sole Agent for the Hammond,
BOOKSELLER AND STATfONER, 6l9 7th stnw.
my2
EIyPn hEMnvp
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,sf7ss

g. WAKEFIELD SIMPSON,
Tailor, cor. 9th and G sts NV myo
E~IT IS NOT A CHEAP" TYPEWRITER
~ It Is the best
1t is to the interest OF every man to adopt the
latest and most improved inventions III at
tend to insure speed. promptness and accu-
racy in business. II you would have the best
Typewriter you must have the Hammond -
- Let us send you one on trial free.
JOHN c. PARKER
Sole Agent for the Hammond
BOOKSELLER AND STAT1ONER GIG 7th st n W.
my2
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"Keen,"
-'H Custom Tailo-.
For perfection in Custom Tailor
ing it is necessary to go to "Keen."
He uses only first quality imported
cloths and trimmings. Lowest prices
consistent with highclass custom
work.
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