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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-31
Aerial Navigation,
To the Editor of The Evening S

To the Editor or The Evening Star
In your issue Of the 18th instant I notice
a communication from Mr.. Frank Hamil-
ton on the subject of aerial navigation.
Mr. Hamilton suggests that some sort
of association or other intelligent cooper
alton should be formed among those inter-
ested in aerial navigation.
Mr. Hamilton and others interested in
the subject may care to know that this
has already been done. On the LIST, I'd and
Sd Of August. 1898. an International confer
ence on aerial navigation was held at Chi
cago in the Art building on Michigan ave-
rue. There were present about seventy
five gentlemen from all over the world
whose names are more or less Identified
with aerial navigation. At the conference
all discussion Of flying machines and air.
ships was barred out. Only the results OF
general observations and experiments per-
tinent to the subject were admitted. Prof
s. P. Langley of Washington sent an in.
teresting paper (Which was read by Mr.
Curtis, also of Washington on his obser-
vations of air currents. Mr.. Charles Dur
yea, formerly Of Washington, read an orig
iral and interesting paper on the necessity
Of flying school. Z. Won r. OWEN.
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MAKING SHIRTS TO MEASURE

Is nm important feature Of business. Making
tnem according to your own idea is our pleasure.
Wo have shirt factory on our premises, a cut.
Ter OF twenty years practical experience com.
petent workmen and every modern facility for
doing the work as 1t should be done.
Now In the time to place your order. q, I.
new shirt ic warmer for winter and being worn
through the winter 1t is reduced to a weight tina,
makes 1t comfortable for summer wear
Tell US what you want, give US q reasonable
time and we'll deliver the shirts when prom.
ised. quality ut, workmanship and price
guaranteed.
The latest novelties for receptions, weddtnss
and evening occasions our specially.
WOODWARD & LOTHROP
e2-3m 10th. 18th and = SITS. NV.
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5000, 600,
OF stock already sold

. ,,,r - OF stock already sold
s FER Fer CENT CENT:
SAFE AS UNITED STATES BONDS.
since the beginning Of 1893. while SO many fnan-
ca institutions have closed their DOORS NO Nation.
al building and Loan Association has suspended
During the same period this Association has been
undisturbed by the financial stringency. has loan
DEMAND and has increased its business more rap
i LILY than was expected had no panic occurred.
LOAN ASSOCIATION.
Par raSe Of ssns B s SS lS and
sTAILlENT STOCK 60 ce sn'e per ssaf De per
month for 81 months. Cost OF PREPAID STOCK
draws FER cES 90 oss Sh,ss tss nSer
Any stock may be withdrawn after three months
with per cent annual dividends and after two
years with per cent from date OF investment,
SAFE. ooSvGSIEST fRoFirABIE
Hon Hon i RsnHnr p FaT F Fs: sss.,
L. NJ. SAUNDERS. Treasurer
J. 9; sToDDARD. Secretary. date Disbursing Of
W hee F i Z; 5 SsRsu ss,, ,.
Or J; 7. MILLER Manager Loan Department
Hon. T. III. Anderson. General Counsel
DIRECTORS
Hon. JOSEPH d. TAYLOR. President Ohio Ma
sey National Rank Of Cambridge, Ohio; er-Mem-
Der Of Congress- from Ohio
Hon. ROBERT =. PORTER. Editor New York
Press; President of the Cooperative Town Co Of
Tenn; late supt Y; S. Census.
L. ~ SAL NDffsS. Vice President Of the Ohio Ma
tional Bank of Washington. ID. c.. Attorney and
Counsellor at Law.
W. +. JOHNSON Late Manager Eastern Dent Of
the Southern Building and Loan Association Of
Knoxville, Tenn.
DIR. j. +. MILLER. Late Manager for Western
Pennsylvania for the Southern building ana Loan
Association Of Knoxville, Tenn.
Hon T. H., ANDERSON. eI-Minister to Bolivia:
member OF the law firm Of Anderson poap q
O'Neal Washington. DC.
Hon JAS. I. DUBOIS. ex-United States Consul
to Germany and proprietor of The Inventive Age
of Washington. DC; Director Of the Co-opera-
tive Town Co. of Tenn.
Hon. WILLIAM LAWRENCE, President Belle
fontaine National Bank of RELATIONSHIPS, Ohio;
ex-Controler L. g. Treasury.
THEO. A. HARDING. Real Estate and Loans: d.
rector Ohio National Bank OF Washington DC.
JESSE b. WILSON. President Lincoln National
Bank OF Washington, DC; Mutual Fire Inns. %.
and Northern Market Co. Of Washington, DC.
Hon. GEORGE F. HUFF, ex-Member OF Congress
cier. oc2s-eo3t
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

You wouldn't get plumber to do your carpen-
tering-would you? II it's SIS $50 you want
to spend for a Suit, better leave those selfstyled
"tailors' alone and get one of our ready made.
Better in every way-shape and form.
EISEMAN BROS,
1t and Seventh sts NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-31

At meeting Of the Carroll Institute
cyclers. the following officers were elected:
PRESIDENT, George Thomas Cox; captain,
James +. Meegan; first lieutenant, E. ]. A.
smith: second lieutenant. Arthur /. Clark.
The club will make a run to Marlboro to-
morrow, leaving the institute at 10 a. m.
sharp.
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INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENT.

ACCOUNTANTS. PAGE 10
AMUSEMENTS....-.......... Pare @
iohNE Pare 10
AUCTION sALEs........-............. ......Paee 10
Page 10
bosINESS ChANCES.....-..........-... Pare 10
CITY ITEMS. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Pare 8
COUNTRY REAL EsTATE.-................P Pare IL
DEATHS. Page
DENIloIhf..........-.. Page IL
e. oSA Page
EXCURSIONS. &c. .................. Page q
-, ~ Page
FOX KENT (Omces)..... Page 10
FOR RENT (Flats). Page 10
Eon nENl thaus).. Page 10
FOR RENT Houses). Pages 10 and n
roh REM tRooms). 1900. Page 10
FOX KENT tStores).. Page 10
FOR RENT (Stabes). Page 10
FOX SALE tHorses and VehiciesD. Page 10
FOR SALE tBcycles). Pave 10
Fob SALE (Houses). .................... Page III
-, III
I'm SALE tMiscellaneous)- Page 10
foh SALE Pianos)...... Pare IL
10 Page 10
ECrI,nHS Page III
Page
LGoaL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Page 10
LOCAL MENTION PAGE q
aoea AND rooND.......-. Page 10
.pnY Page
AAhhAGEs --.--.......-.... Page 5
MONEY WANTED AND TO loan. Pa 10
MI AniEs PUBLIC. Page IL
OCEAN TRAVEL. Page o
OSCLio Page 10
OFFICIAL NOTICES. PAGE II
POTOMAC RIVER BOATS PACE "a
aaaNoo AMI Page IL
rnfsoO = AZ. Page 10
anoI LosIoNAL.... Pare IL
ooALS- Page 10
RAILROADS - .-- p.s,. 10
SrECiAL NOTICES. PAGE 8
STEAM CARPET CLEANING. Page Q
SUBURBAN PROPERTY p,ys II
UNDEn lAhEnS Page IL
W. Ed Page 10
ANhLD Pare 10
MANLED thooms) Page 10
wANIED tSitaatlons) Page 10
MhNlED tMiscelaneous).-........ Pare 10
WINTER RESORTS p.~. n,
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SUPERB OvERCOATINGS.
Tonight ends the 20 per cent discount.
How about elegant Tailor made
Overcoat? Your old won't do, as
the undercoats much longer in the
skirt that they show, which is 'horrid
taste, yer know" Oyercoatings of fine
meltons, kerseys, beavers, friezes, chew
lots, montagnacs, &c. We will turn you
out Elegant Overcoat low S33.
which ought to be $45. Drop In and
look them over.
G. Warfeld Simpson, Tailor, 18th and SITS.
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EQUITABLE COOPERATIVE
PI-II nrNf
SPECIAL. ANNOUNCEMENT.

! desire to inform the public. and those for
whom i have successfully catered for the last
thirty i've years; that all articles Of pastry and
edibles prepared and furnished by me to my
customers are composed Of the very best mate
rials obtainable
Being the originator Of the idea Of furnishing
supplies to the DAIRY LUNCH ROOMS OF this
city, wish to assure the public that all articles
furnished those places by me are prepared with
the greatest care, by the very best workmen
and are composed Of the best materials procur-
able In markets
Having moved TO my new place of business,
No 80 Tenth street northwest which I have
equipped with all the modern appliances and
improvements appertainng to my business. 1t
Is my determination to keep up to the highest
standard Of excellence and that all articles fur
nished by me to my customers shall not be sur
passed by any one. F. FREUND
We. the undersigned do hereby attest, from
our personal knowledge, that all articles used by
MI r. Freund. In the preparation OF the pastry
and edibles furnished BY him to his customers
ana dairy lunch rooms, are pure and OF the most
wholesome character, and the best that can
be procured In the market
HENRY +. WALTERS. Chief Of Pastry
FRED ENGLERT. Asst Chief of Pastry
LOUIS F. FREUND, Chief Of Ice Cream.
WM- STRASSER, Asst. Chief Of Ice Cream
Subscribed and sworn before me, this 18th
day of October. A. d. 1898. =
tSeaD CHARLES n. LARNER,
ocSoW Notary Public.
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THE FIRST ANNUAL MEETING OF THE MU-
tual Serial Building Association will be held at
g. Dominics Hall, 9Th and L SITS s.w-. MON
DAY, November o, at 1850 pm. The first pay
ment on stock In the second series will be due.
Shares one dollar per month. The sum Of 500
may be obtained each share. The average
amount loaned on q share last year was S1S9.
This for a payment Of 81 per month. Persons
whose payments in other associations bur-
densome would do well to Join this association.
Six per cent interest paid Withdrawals and
settlements. Nothing deducted on account OF
penses. Payments Of 500 in advance
will be entitled TO interest at the rate of 9 per
cent per annum. Payments on stock In the new
series may be made to Geo X. Petty, treasurer.
at the Office Of JOHNSON BROS, 1905 + st.
NV. from am to pm daily.
ELLERY J. BURTT, President.
siIl 1 at NV. oc2sst
HIN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-31

Milton White son Of ex-Supreme Judge
White. Of this city, committed suicide at
Austin. Texas, Sunday afternoon, by tax
ing a dose Of morphine. wretched health
attendant upon long dissipation was tie
cause for the act
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-31

For the past week members of the Chris
tian Endeavor Society of St Paul's LII
theran Church. assisted by other Erdeayor-
ers and friends have been rehearsing for
n Luther entertainment, to be given on the
evenings of November 6 and I, at the Ma
tonal Rifles Hall. The program embraces
the story Of the reformation illustrated
with eightyNive stereopticon views told by
Mrs. II. E. Monroe of Philadelphia, and
interspersed are representations by charac-
tiers and costumes. music and marches of
the leading events of Luther's life
Wherever the entertainment has been given
it has drawn crowded houses
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-31
BUY COAL. COKE AND WOOD
From the reliable firm Of
NSON HERS
The most extensive dealers In the HIGHER
grades Of family fuel south Of New York.

cu,I:Ey OR: :,S@:: In In Price Price.
,.Eys, s s9act 690T r0s # finer
Washington than ours. To further
Dnees Of few leading hnye ot cut M ss,
OF our cutlery is made for us
sebsrssne- Imported. Steel Table Knives
: .sTo Rogers Plated Forks. Regular price
Fine Steel IL Carving r Sets. pieces. R ss'
ular price 81 Cut to. -. 81. 50 set
WARM COATS FOR MEN.
Here is a chance for the Butchers. bakers,
bartenders and others in need OF a warm
Of Berlin stockinett ' Coats and and Sardissn
Jackets. Black. Navy, Seal and Garnet.
$500 Coats now St3O.
800 Coats now s225.
$3.50 Coats now 81, rs.
Come quick to be sure Of your size.
''MAYER'S." HOS Pa ave-. next to STAR oc3O
NO USE GOING FARTHER.
When in need of ANYTHING in the STA
TIONERY or BLANK BOOK line come d!
rectly to US for it. We supply you with
any kind-any quality and our prices are
Invariably the lowest.
DAsk to see the Cotton File Envelope.
Easton & Rupp. Popular priced Stationers
421 11th ST. Gust above the avenue.) oc3O
Where to go for Office furniture.
Where to 90 for Office furniture.
We started out to make this 'head-
quarters for Office furniture. Picked
out the best manufacturers in America
and then picked out their best things"
Every sort Of Office desk Office chairs
&c, at less profit than any other fur
niture store Is satisfied to sell. Here Is
fair Illustration:
so Mems Aft. Solid Chartered Oak
Double pedestal Roll-top Once Desks
hand rubbed polish, finely constructed
as any desk floor Other stores
would consider it cheap at So.
OUR PRICE, $50 EACH.
CRAIG < HARDING. 18th and F sts n W o.
BEG RESPEiTFULLY To INFORM MY FOIMEI
patrons and the public in general that l can Do
found at W. ii. Veerhon's wall paper picture anf
frame store, jig Ith st. NV. 1 shall be much
pleased to receive your esteemed orders.
BOLITHA j. LAWS
oc2I-2w Formerly at Ill 18th ST. NV
BARGAINS-FoR SALE FOR TEN DAYS ONLY.
near Dupont Circle. 1853. 1865 and 1867 Madison
ST. NV; 1OrOom bricks all mod. imps: new
and well built price, IS 500 For terms and
further particulars. address apply to
c. II. Tickling & BRO.
l4O6 q 81. nv and
oc2l-lOt l264 sd 81. NV.
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Monday, Oct. ~.
FIFTH AVENUE TAILORIN
THE apparel oft proclaims the man." is
one of the most brilliant sparks from Mr.
Shakespeare's pen, and never more clearly and
artistically demonstrated than HERE. Many
Of Washingtons best-di essed already
wear Fifth Avenue Clothes-DO you?
u Moderate prices.
G. j. b. SCH U TZ, 1413 G STREET. oc3O
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HYGIENE ICE
THE PUREST-THE BEST
Same Rates 5 for Other Ice
Delivered Promptly to All parts City
Order from Works. 18th and z SITS. ne. Phone 1900
O-ier from Oflce 40 Ninth ST., NV. Phone "A
YOUR Patronage Solicited!
YOUR Inspection of Works Requested. oc3O-tf
REMOVAL NOTICE.
New Office Of
WILLIAMS BROS
Real Estate Brokers,
142l I street NV.
October % 1893
To Friends and the Public:
We have removed our Office TO the above num-
Der. where We shall be pleased TO continue bust
ness with you. Call and inspect quarters
once hours, $50 am. to D pm; Saturday,
pm
Very truly yours.
Formerly at 517 Z. cor. 9th ST. NV. Oc2S-3t
wANTED-TRY RUBBER ROOF PAINT
WE STOP ALI. LEAKS FREE
Ain snarse only for painting; all work guar
drop Iostal. THE NATIONAL RUBBER ROOF
PAINT co, 1923 sth NV. oc2i-1m
BEFORE BUYING
Your supply OF fuel for the winter do NOT fail to
see us. We can give you some valuable ..point-
ers on buying coal We are Old dealers-haye
Always given satisfaction. and can satisfy you
POLLARD BRO. 18TH ST. AND r. l. AVE
fhoAe. l'J-- toc2Sl The Shute Wagon used
HIGH GRADE
FAMILY GOALS
always in stock. Patrons advised intalli-
Ee Gn r rS1a the purchase of THE MOST
BUSINESS all the year around as we have
been for FORTY TTIREE YEARS past.
uN'RY DOVE
Main ofhce 2lst and 1 SIS. NV. Branches. 12O6
ii st. NV: 1926 st. NV.
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PUTTING UP
A HOUSE?
II your architect or builder
l. securing bids to furnish
the glass for 1t tell him TO
put the list" We
can save you money.
CHAS. E. HODGKIN
Glass handled like clockwork,"
913 It'll st. NV oc3O
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y. BALDWIN JOHNsON's COAL
Dry coal yields from one to four bushels more
per tor than wet coal-a difference of from 20
to so cts Dry coal be thoroughly screened
and freed from .'slackings.'' Wet coal cannot
and the buyer loses the difference. Visit my
yards Hundreds of tons constantly under cover.
1lo1 R. L ave- 511 st. $40 AZ st. s.w.
oc26-tr
EXTRAyAGANCE IS TRUE ECONOMY
sometimes. For instance: You pay Us
little more than you pay the
sample shops" but We give you
the finest cloths and the best
tailoring possible for experts to
produce. Yet prices a third
less than others. We make you an
excellent business suit for SIS for
which you are asked $50 and $35
elsewhere
Gatchel & Tompkins Date with Ksen),
AS 18th st. NV. oc30
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Am Investment
Worth Knowing
About.

II you are looking for q good investment that
carries with IL indemnity In case Of death read
the following letter:
.WHITEHALL. NY, April IL, 1898.
my DEAR SIR:-You are welcome 70 quote
the results OF my twenty payment Tontine
Life Insurance Policy lNo. S0700, which ma
lures May s. 1898
In return for the amount have paid to your
company in premiums 81. 095. SO) you have
given me s.. 600 OF life insurance for twenty
years. and in addition you offer me o re-
turn of 5000 So. This II not a sum due MY
wife at some future time, after am dead
but cash payable while I am stin living, 10
ME. And md that II is a return OF ali the
premiums / have paid. with interest On the
same at the rate Of 4 IL per cent per annum.
Yours truly,
MARTIN SAWYER"
BOWeS & Hall,
MANAGERS FOR ..N. Y. EQUITABLE LIFE
1926 STREET NV ocO
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artistically demonstrated than HERE. Many
Of Washington's best dressed men already
wear Fifth Avenue Clothes-Do you?
OSloderate prices.
CD b. Schultz, 14l3 G STREET. ocsO
1T WILL BE
A COLD DAY.
for you when the mercury goes down, both
financially and physically, for coal prices
will then jump sky high. The wise ones are
ordering their coal NOw-they will save from
Doc. TO 81 per ton over the advanced prices.
Clean coal. Prompt delivery.
ARTHUR b. SMITH, Main Yard. 4th and SITS. ne.
18th st. NV; Mass. ave. and ne. oc3O
The WORLDS Greatest typewriter"
"Densmore., Perfect, lasting alignment.
"Densmore' Diagonal ribbon feed
Densmore' Remington keyboard.
Densmore' Superior marginal stop.
"Densmore'' Great speed possible.
"Densmore' STEEL key levers
"Densmore' Perfect TOUCH"
We sole d. C. Agents. .
COLUMBIA PHONOGRAPH CO., 827 st. NV.
f. d. EASTON, Pres. X. +. CROMELIN, Sec. oc30
FRANK H. QUASI WISHES TO INFORM HIS
is still located at the old stand GO b st. NV,
at which place he will be pleased to supply
you with the latest novelties in Cloths and Cas-
smeres suitable for ladies' tailor-made dresses
and capes. Also a complete line Of Tailors'
Trimmings at wholesale and retail, at the lowest
prices FRANK H. QUASI. $40 st. NV.
Is PER CENT DISCOUNT ON WROUGHT-IRON
cardlestcks and novelties. to reduce stock. 10
per cent discount andirons and other fireplace
oc3
RACING WHEELS AT A REDUCTION.
We have two or three Number Five RAM
BLERS, used but few times on the track In
excellent condition every way, that can be sold
at from SIS to SIS less than list price This is
an excellent opportunity to obtain light weight
rigid and high-grade safety not often happening
Better take advantage Of 1t while they last
oc27 1sa, IAN -:
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

III IS4hJ1 w iiShAC.
THE INSTALLATION OF REV. W. c. ALExAN-
der. ID. D.. as pastor OF West Street Presbyter-
ian Church will take place THIS EVENING, in
The West Street Church. St between Slst and
Smith will preside, and propose the constitutional
questions: Rev. Teunis $. Hamlin, d. D.. will
Rev. George B. Patch, D. D., win deliver the
invited to be present. 1t
PASTOR REV. A Williams AT THE MT
Zion Baptist Church. corner Eth and z SITS. ne.
will start on another series Of select sermons
Ra abab ioF w tlls week Ills text iongh5
come Services begin at O'Clock. II.
ANTISALOON LEAGUE
a pnohe tempeianee meeting will be held. I'M
washington, WEDNESDAY E1ES Iu i~ Move IL
at s:a'. in the Metropolitan NJ. Z. Church, cor
Smith g and M ana ST. Pst GEN GEsen c lay
meeting Everybody invited 1t'
MAsONIC-A SPECIAL COMMUNICATION OF La
f at Es JASON Ne Temple II FL 8 ~ we'll es
e. ly order of the ". N. : ,ra,u, =.
JASPER COUNCIL. No. 81 WILL GIVE GRAND
entertainment and hop WEDNESDAY. November
=. pm. NATIONAL RIFLES AI;MoI;Y.; 9 St.
bet. 9th and 10TH oc3I-2t-
TIE MEETING OF THE SOUTH WASHINGTON
Citizens Association Will be postponed until fur
IT. BY order of the Committee
OSIRIS LODGE, No. &c. F. A. A. MA STATED
communication Will be held at the cathedral Of
the Scottish Rite WEDNESDAY EVENING;
November 1. at 1:3o o'clock. Grand visitation.
Brethren OF other lodges fraternally invited
TO attend By order OF the W. NJ.
oc3l-2t FRED. T. TASKER, Secretary
AT a CALLED MEETING OF THE DRECToT:s
Of the National Bank of the Republic he'd This
day the following resolutions were passed viz.
Resolved, That 1t is with great regret we re-
ceive the announcement Of the death of Mr. p
ii. Hill.
ResOl' ed. That by his death this board loses
prompt. reliable. loyal and efficient member: this
4 H.. and Stand md
me city u citizen Of known integrity and use
fuiness ana one who was interested in and ALWAYS
ready TO labor for its highest and best interests
h'soiSed, mat We tender to the bereaved fam
ny our hearty sympathy. and that they be fur
nish'u with copy of these resolutions.
II CHAS. s. BRADLEY, Cashier.
SPiIlTCAI1SN.-MRS z. MCNEIL. CI.AIRvOY-
All BUSINESS AND TEST MEDIUM. 1914 Pa.
ave- NV. can be consul ed daily SATURDAYS and
sundays excepted all matters OF business
personal or domestic interest. Business examina-
tons specslty and satisfaction guaranteed.
All communications strictly confidential.
O'clock oc3n m.
COLUMBIA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
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COLUMBIA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY

Of the District of Columbia.
Office. 1919 nv.
AT a meeting Of the board OF trustees OF this
company held October Q. 1898. q semi-annual
dividend Of six 90 per cent on the capital stock
was declared, payable on and after WEDNESDAY,
November L, 1893.
Books for the transfer OF stock will be closed
from October q TO November 1, both days in
elusive.
oel7,24.313t LEM. TOWERS Jr, secy.
EQUITABLE COOPERATIVE
BUILDING ASSOCIATION
Washington. ID. c., Oct. 30, 1898.
The 14th annual meeting of the Equitable Co.
operative Building Association will be held
WEDNESDAY. Nov. 1, 1898, at O'Clock pm.
at the Office Of the association. Equitable build.
ing dUS b ST. NV. JNO. JOY EDISON, Socy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-31

1t is reported that President Carnot Of
France has finally decided to become a
candidate for reelection
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-31

DON'T MISTAKE THE TWO.
The rooster makes a great deal of noise,
but Ii takes the hen to lay the egg.
We are not growing much, but we're
doing a great deal in u quiet way
We let our clothing and price talk for
u.s. We give you good value for the
money as can be obtained in America. For
instance. see our Fine Melton Overcoat at
SIS.
GEORGE SPRANSY.
oc30 434 It'll st.
c. FEN KEYES .
He doctors
LEAKY ROOFS i.
and .
DAMP WALLS. .
'All his patients get WELL" .
rs years at IL"
FRINGE METALLIC PAINT co. .
9l6 st. 9i6 st. .
Write c. Fen Keyes to call. (oc3O) .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-31

KEEN'S
Styles are now complete for
the latest style Of garments.
Place your order with the
largest tailoring establishment
In the United States.
GEO. T. KEEN,
Merchant Tailor.
ss1U loi1 y EFT NV.
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DR. s. I. MASON HAS REMOVED HIS DENTAL
ONCE from cur. OF 18th ST. and Pa. ave NV to
I'll Eth St NV, bet G and H. oc2i-1m
DIX RUFUS CHOATE HAS OPENED AN OF
nee IN the Sun building to pm. daily, sun
aas Included Residence. 3.67 q ST.. TO o am.
sno 10 PIN Oc2-lIns
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-31

ADVERTISING CALENDARS FOR 81.
FINEST line OF Steel. PLATE CALENDARS
nave ever SHOWN; samples ready; put IN
SoGr orders Early ii: L. MCQUEEN. Printer and
rIolisner' ilos-illS ST. NV. Telephone 563.