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REPORTED OUTRAGEs BY CHILEANs.
An American Surveyor Said TO Have Been
Killed and HI. Flag Torn Up.

An American Surveyor Said to Have Been
Killed and HI. Flag Torn Up.
SAN FRANcIsco. May S.-A letter from Chile
received here, tells of the killing of Frank
Mathewson, an American railroad surveyor
by mob of Chilean halfbreeds near Con-
cepcion.
Mathewson and another man named James
Jerome were employed to survey a railroad
hostility when it was learned they were Ameri-
cans, and the men were warned that their
lives were III danger. Next day they started
back for Conception and were ambushed on the
road by natives. who attacked them with knives.
The Americans defended themselves with rifles,
but MathewsOn was quickly cut down and
killed.
HOW JEROME ESCAPED.
Jerome thinks he would have met the same
fate had not Daaro. Peruvian. and several
loyal employees come to the rescue. He was
badly wounded rs it was. Jerome sent word
by native to the nearest telegraph strtion, but
the dispatch never transmitted.
Next day the cabin which had been occupied
by the Americans WAS broken into by band of
natives. who stole everything.
Matthewsons silk American flag was torn into
strips AMI distributed among the crowd. Next
morning small detachment of troops arrived
at the camp and have since remained there.
THE STATE DEPARTMENT INFORMED.
This information is contained in a letter
written by Jerome. who a full statement
of the case has been forwarded to the State De-
PARTNER. at Washington. He adds that tele-
graphic communications regarding the case have
been withheld by the government au hori.ies
there This affnr occurred III February. and
it is said Jerome's condition was very critical
when the mail left.
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SUCCESS OF THE REBELS.
Today's Appoint,n snts.

STEPHEN Bonsal, appointed to be secretary of
legation in China. is a resident OF Baltimore
He has been in England for sew
eral years. acting as correspondent
for New York papers. As a member of the
commission sent to Morocco by the British
government under Sir Evan Smith, Mr. Bon
sal interviewed the Sultan OF Morocco and
has just published book upoa Morocco As
1t Is"
Benjamin Lenthier Of Massachusetts was
nominated to be consul at Sherbrooke
before the adjournment Of the Senate
but in some manner his nomina-
ton was lost, and the Senate adjourned
appointment. Mr.. Lenthier is the leading
French-Canadian Of Massachusetts. and is the
editor Of two aners.
Harrison r. Williams Of Missouri was recently
appointed consul to Vera Cruz. but has been
transferred to San Jose, Costa RIGA. Mr. Will
iiams is lawyer who speaks the Spanish Ian
guage fiuentlv. The salary of the Vera Cruz
consulate is $4,000, that of San Jose 81. eo0
Henry P. du Belief of Texas is n lawyer who
was educated in France. He originally applied
for appointment as consul general at Paris
Rheims. to which city he goes. has a trade of
So. 500 900 year in champagne with the United
States. The salary is 900. with an agency,
which increases the compensation.
James c. Monaghan Of Rhode Island, ap-
pointed to be consul at Chemnitz is described
oN nis irienus as tne Dralnlest young lrlsh-
American IN New England" During the
last campaign from the same platform
he made speeches in English. French
and German. He is lawyer and self made
In Mr.. Cleveland's first administration he
served consul at Ma, naeim. Germany.
Chemnitz. is one of the most difficult posts in
the consular service. Ii is the principal
hosiery market of the world. its trade with the
United States amounting TO LOCO. 600. The
salary OF the consulate is $500.
S. III. Angel of the District Of Columbia was
today appointed to be commercial agent of the
United States at Roubaix. France lie is a we'll
known statistician and writer on political econ
omy. The CONDENSATION of the position is by fees,
which amount to about 81 900 year.
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We re
Going
To Lose

$1,000 SIMPLY TO CONVINCE
economically inclined FURNITURE buyers
that this is the Uery best place in Washington
to provide themselves with splendid goods at
the Louest prices. Our prices have always
been inirnitable. but we want the whole Dis
trict to know il. So next week we'll startls
the community by the values we'll offer.
e.. 900 worth Of goods TO go for "a. 600. We
lose 81 600 lust to prove that our stock Is
always oubblsng Orer Nth the biggest b1r0dfns
in the United States. 1t doesn't make any
grea. difference to US whether We sell Just
now or not. But we want you to see what
awaits incorporating people.
Samples Of all the articles affected have
been placed in our WEST PARLOR, the
Iarges. and richest Exhibition Room in the
country. It's on the first floor. so there won't
be any Inconvenience in coming in and look
ing round II will at least interest you to see
what a modern sstabfishBsent. ike ours. Is
capable Of accomplishing for the buyers whose
acquaintance and patronage is desired
We can fill all orders, so don't be backward
in looking at these offers
Aequaiataacs Prices. these. We want you to
know Us.
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WITNESSES FOR GEssroRp.
Testimony In the Case of Sergeant Dial
Charged With p.r,

Aes''"ons IN the Case of Sergeant Daley.
charged With Perjury.
"nen 'he trial OF Sergeant John C. Daley of
inc ponce department, charged by Lieut.. Gess-
ford with perjury, was resumed in the Police
Court this AFTERNOON Lieut. John swindells
of the seventh precinct was the srs, ,-,,,,...
sworn
He testified that he saw Lieut. Gesssord nm
the afternoon Of the 4th Of March ana n. Ala
not appear to be under the influence n, Hon.-
1t was about 3 O'Clock when he saw the lien,en.
ant
Mr. II. S. Graves of No. 800 U street test,s.d
that he saw Lieut.. Gessford at the police station
about O'Clock on the evening Of March 4. He
spent considerable time in the police station
with the lieutenant. and he knew that the latter
was not intoxicated.
On cross-examination witness was asked about
the condition OF Officer Thompson, and be said
that the officer was not under the influence of
liquor SO far he coul discover. He spoke 20
Officer Thompson, but noticed nothing unusual
about him.
George W. Thomas was next called. He tee
titled that be saw Lieut. Gessford on the
evening charged, but be noticed nothing to
indicate that he under the influence of
liquor.
Lieut. Bowie was called, but as he did not
see Lieut.. Gessford later than O'Clock the
judge excused him.
sERGT. HARRISON.
Seret. Harrison WAS called and ne testified
,h,, WIS, he saw ,he y.,,,.n.o, a. -
'. "neh NC 'a" ene "eu'enan' ne vas SOBER.
how many drinks had you takenf' asked
'u saS Neeu
None before Il saw the lieutenant, was his
reply. took nine later IN the evening, when
was renewed from auty. Witness did not
see Lieut. Gessford after between B and
g., c,.-,o. n NJ, Al,
precinct was nc,t swar Ha s.w r,a,,, Co.
ford about $50 O'Clock.
Was he uader the influence OF liquor ut that
umeI ne was asked
~. ne was not, SIR the sergeant replied
no" long were You m hi- company
ABOUT hhii an nour near the Presidents 10
'irIlnS hAha, rephed Witness
pia you nave an sthlng 10 drink that day."
Qua FOL. except conse- DO you call that
o,1nk.
Specai ronceman Jesse Givens, colored,
eesune s .nns ne was IN sight OF the lieutenant
se,eIal uhes curing the dsy charged. and be
seI' 70 Inc ponce stanton after The parade
1oNe up. ne went 10 the station IN
VIC " wagon, ana Lieut. Serstord
"as aiso N .ue wagon. "nen the stanon was
e, L,sur oe'nioro performed his dutles
90 e'ua. my iieulenan., tne witness thought,
- eooe'. ne oio mol see MN
~, my Ht s.
IN cross-eAaminaton witness said that he
oio mo- 1pseI,e tiat Lieut. dessford stumbled
~ tne ioi. oan. II was Out lew minutes after
reacning tne euuon tnat the roll was called.
ne oio no' Ano" OF cergI Daley calling the
io- ~
q, A. ~. .aiAef, specii omcer, corrooornted
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ALDERMEN COME TO BLOWS.
A Disgraceful Incident OF the Detroi
"BcOdlev lnYestication.

A Disgraceful Incident OF the Detroit
Doodle" Investigation.
DETROIT. Mich, May 6.-Aldermen came to
blows yesterday and Mayor PinGree nearly be-
came involved in the tusse during a disagree
ment in the committee. which is investigating
doodle charges against city officials. The
majority of the committee wanted a secret
session.
Alderman Wright appeared with stenog-
rapher, who he declared was to make a rec
ord of the proceedings The aldermen OBJ
jected and in the wordy war which followed
lost their temper.
The result was that three aldermen came to
blows; the stenographer was thrown down and
injured; his few notes were torn to pieces and
Mayor Pingree was only restrained from par
ticipating by several friends. Alderman
Bostel suffering from cut in
the face and an injured arm and another partic-
ipant has two black eyes result OF the row.
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Shipments of Arms to Cuba to BE Watched
Secretary Carlisle today directed United States
collectors of customs on the Atlantic coast and
United States revenue marine officers to exercise
special vigilance to prevent the shipment of arms
and ammunition from the United States to Cuba.
This action wss taken at the request of the
Spanish minister for foreign affairs and came
officially through the United States minister at
Madrid.
This action on the part Of the treasury off,
cials explains the Madrid dispatch re-.
ceived yesterday. 1t seems that il
was not a complaint which the Spanish
government made as to carelessness in re-
gard to flibusters, but a request for the
exercise Of special vigilance" on the part of
the United States to prevent the shipment of
arms, and the request has been prn.aptly
met.
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MARCHING TOWARD MANAGUA.
Success OF the Insurg~nt. i'm the Nicaragua
Revolt.

Revolt.
Secretary Gresham today received q cable
message from Commercial Agent Holman at
San Juan del Sur. port on the west coast of
Nicaragua near the western terminus Of the
proposed Nicaragua canal, saying that
serious revolution prevails in that country. with
heavy fighting in the interior, and that COM
manication with the capital. Managua had been
cut off. He gave no further particulars.
Secretary Gresham said that so far as known
United States interests are not in any wav
affected by the revolution. and that he sees no
necessity for any action on the part of this
government
SUCCESS OF THE REBELS.
The New York HerdIds special from San
Juan del Su-. Nicaragua saws: Three import
ant cities of Nicaragua have fallen into the hands
OF the revoiutionists. The followers of Gen. Sa-
varia. who is the real leader Of the insurgents.
have captured Granada and Masava, south from
the capital, and Matagalpa. which is cas-: of
Managua. All the country adjacent to these
cities is controlled bv the revoiutionists. who
appear to be confident of driving Presid. Mt
SacaSa from power.
With their victorious forces thew have
marched toward Managua, the capital of the
republic. There has been a great deal of fight
ing around Managua. but whether either side
gained an advantage is not known.
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OSE-HAIr Their ACTUAL VALUE.

As a special inducsment to buy now we'll
store your purchase free Of charge until
next September.
If you'll need CARPET next Fall you'd
do well to buy IL now. while prices are so
extraordinarily ior.
Let these few serve to give you an idea Of
what we have now.
We either have or will make you whatever
sized Carpet you require at the same rates.
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sex. div.
Baltimore Markets,

BALTIMORE. May 6. - Flour steady unchanged
receipts. 6,3o5 barrels; shipments, 40 barrels:
sales, 4.625 barrels Wheat strong-No. 2 red,
spot, 167sai1: May. 76s4a71: June, 7Ia.a1s: July,
.s's a1ss: steamer No. z. red. 7za a12k-receipts,
l2,i69 bushels; shipments, $1,000 bushels; stock,
59S,2s0 bushels: sales. I2o.aa0 bushels Milling
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WARDROBE FoLDrse BEDS.

With Is-in Z 4O-in- French Beveled Plate Mir
rors in front panels. Best woven Wire Nat
tresses. supported by spiral
springs to be sold at the acQuasn-SCS n
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SARsAPARILLA

IF SICK HEADACHE IS MISERY. WHAT ARE
l. Carter's Little Liver Pills If they will positively
cure It? People VINO have used them speak frankly
of their worth. They small and easy TO take.
IF THE BABY Is CUTTING TEETH BE SURE
i and use that old aud well-tred remedy. Mrs Via
slows Soothing Syrup for children teething. 1t
sOothes the child, soft the gums. allays all pain,
wind collie ard is the best remedy for arrh9a.
Twenty five cents a bottle. my1-iy
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WHAT VIRGINIANs WANT.
Several Delegations Call Upon the Presi-
dent At the White House.

THEY PRESENT CANDIDATES FOR VARIOUS OFFICES
-Ex-sPEAKER CRISP rs ONE OF THE VISITORS
ToDAY-A DELEGATION OF INDIANS CALL TO
SEE THE GREAT FATHER
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Bed RooM SUITES.

Cheval Suites. antique nnish. bed. bureau
and washs.and Va, Value. $3.50 S1S,75
Solid Antique Oak Suite. CHARTERED wood.
finely carved. pieces. Freach oeveied plate
mirror in bureau cast brass trimmings S2
Value. SAT. Acquaintance price. .....-SCoA
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NAVAL oRDERs.-capt John J. Read has
been detached from duty inspector
of the eleventh light house district ON
the 18th instant and ordered TO settle
accounts and wait orders. Lieut.. c. w.
Bartlett has been detached from duty at the
Naval Academy and ordered to the Constela-
ton. Medical Inspector A. A. Hoehling. Sur
geon Geo A. Bright and Ensign {. c. Marsh
have been ordered TO examination for promo
ton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-06

MALARIA CURED AND ERADICATED FROM
w the system by Browns Iron Bitters. which en-
riches the blood, tones the aids digestion.
Acts like charm on persons in general i'll health.
giving new energy and strength.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-06

MGR. SAroLLI. the papal legate. will celebrate
mass at the chapel in Brookland at $50 m.
tomorrow. The newly organized choir will
sing Gonuods mass.
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Showing Heavily in Vienna.

VIENNA, May GA heavy snow storm began
at noon today in this city. There was a great
snowfall throughout yesterday in Hungary and
railway traffic is blocked by the snowdrifts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-06

Bristol DOckmrn Resume Work.
BRIsroL, May 6.-The union dock laborers
of this city who struck on May against the
employment of non-union laborers have re-
turned to work Internationally.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-06

THE immense hail constructed over the
Northern Liberty market is to be lighted and
thrown open for public inspection this evening.
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PRESENTS HIS CREDENTIALS.
Ambassador Eustis Calls the President Of
the French Repu bile.


the French Repablic.
PARIS. May 6-Mr Jas b. Eustis, American
ambassador to France. presented his credentials
to President Carnot today.
Mr.. Eustis. in making the present alton, said:
Recently the French government elevated the
rank of its distinguished representative
in the United States to that of am
bassador. My government Immediately re-
sronded to this initiative and
conferred the same rank on ito REPRESENTATIVE
in France. therefore have the honor 10 be
United States TO the French republic.
The change was intended by NV gov
eminent additional manifestation
of friendly disposition toward the French re-
public. representing the sentiments OF the
American people. the illustrious citizen who ia
chief executive of the American republic de-
sires that the amicabe relations existing SO
long between the two governments should not
only be main tanned. but strengthened.
Permit me TO assure YOU that to accomnlish
the desired result my personal inclina-
tons will lead TO contribute hearty CO.
operation. Inc ties OF friendship be-
tween the French and the American people
originated at very early period in our
history, and the similarity of our political in
stitutions and forms Of government should
tend to unite the two peoples in bonds of the
closest sympathy. Fortunately no event can
now De toreseen which can cause any differ
ences between the French aud the American
nations.
Being the native OF a section OF NV country
once possessed by France / feel not altogether
stranger TO your language. your history ana
the traditions of your marvellous civiliza-
uoh. III anords me pleasure TO con-
vey the expression of President Cleveland's
high personal esteem for your excellencv. at
the same time wishing to the French nation
success and prosperity"
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WARpRoBEs.

Made Of Fine Quartered Oak. English finish.
maenifcently carved. beyeled panels. 2-xo@
inches French Beveled Plate Mirrors
yalue. $50. Acquaintance Ri MI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-06

Ix THE CASE of Russell MacCarthy against
Emma W. MacCarthy for divorce Judge
Haguer this morning dismissed the bah at the
complainant's cost.
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SrDgpo.np-WoxpEnru1 PR1cEs.

Walnut Buffet SideSos-d. 3 fl. inches wide.
feet s in,hes high. 4 shelves.
drawers. Value. s2o ArQuatn- 30 I'll
Solid Oak Sideboard. with b-'-led plate MIR
ror double cupboard. drawers. u hned
for silver. Value, eco Ac- Sl1 "a
gudintGnes price .--.-----..----- w A~"
Solid Oak Sideboard. finely carved. German
mirror double cupboard. . drawers
Value. s24. Acquaintance c17 81
Dyiee W
Solid CHARTERED Oak Sideboard. with bev-
eled plate mirror. Value. $40. Ac- SC0
QUaiatQncs price. Wv
1Quartered Oak sidebosrd. finely polished.
Preach bevsled mirror. Value. goo. 21S
Acgudsntdnce pracs
Solid Mahogany Sideboard. 3 feet 6 inches
iong swelled front. French beveled plate
mirror Value. ss5. Acquaintance Cd
price, ~
CHARTERED Oak Sidebosrd. swelled front,
oval French beveled plate mirror. drawers.
2cupboards. value. SSS- AcQudint- cE0
QTlcs price,
Finely Constructed Oak Sideboard. 6 feet
long vslue. 500. AcQuaint.H nee go
price .----..-....--.-.--------. --------'-'-~
Solid Oak Sideboard. feet 8 inches long. 3
feet high. all quartered wood. finely carved
French beveled plate mirrors. z large
shelves. Value. 81 20. Acquaintance 2S0
prics ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
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YOUR
GREl0 I
is GOOD

For anything you need about the house. Don'i for
get that We Ghe- choice between Seyen,pece Plus
Hair Cloth Paror Suite FOR S.,2 50-ca>h or credit
1t can't be matched in Washington at price. We
should like to show you the so i'd Gas Bed loom
Suite which We sell for -beve glass in bureau.
Hot weather is coming and you will need Reiriger-
ator-better get il riyht away. Ours maze by
Arniger Son Of Baltinore--took first prize Al the
Paris Exposition We have them in all sizes and at all
prices
If You need some Mating for that upstairs we
have grand stock-nOne but reliable grades. Welay
il free OF cost. We ruake speciality of splendid
rad" OF Brussels Carpet at 90 cents yard Ingram
Caruet. 30 cents per yard
All Carpet made nd laid free of cost. No charge for
waite in matching figures.
ST. foo: Oak Extension Tables which sell elsewhere
for 50 80 sell for S:i 80.
Woven wire Springs. rs AGROUND Hair Mat
treSs. 81 90.
If you neel Carriage for the baby. have a
hundred handso patterns for you to select from
HevWoo and Wakefield. Prices rsn,e rom S3 - up.
WE HAVE But ONE PRICE, CASH OR CREDIT
NOT PENNY DISCOUNT FOR CASH.
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AYERS

AYERS
Sarsaparilla. wherever used always spoken Of in
terms Of highest praise WILLIAM SMALL, Fort
Fairfield. Me- says. in letter recently received: 1T
gives me pleasure to speak from personal knowledge
Of the rful cure. by the of AYERS Sarsa-
pariila. of bad huInor in a child eleven years old
The child's hands, arms, feet and legs covered
with blotches and scabs. resisting all local appcs-
tons. Very after taking AYERS sarsaparilla
the hunor disappeared the cure being complete. As
blood purifier consider that AYERS
SARsApAR1LLA
Stands at the head of the whole catalogue Of such
preparations. especially when used in connection
with AYERS Pills"
There can be question to the superiority of
AYERS Sarsaparia all other blood purifiers. If
this not the the demand for it, stead of in
creasnz yearly. would have ceased long ago. like
many other blood medicines I could name."-F. L.
NICKERSON. Charlestovn. Mass.
CURES OTHERS, WILL CURE YOU.
Prepared by Dr.. J. C. Aver Co.. Lowell. Mass
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Name.

The following are the opening and closing prices o.
wire to Corson 4 Mccartney. l419 4 street
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SOLID OAK BurrErs.
With drawer and shelf. carved top.
nuted lezs. Value. IS Aequaint- S1 az
Orrrcr DEsks.

Hixh Roll. Solid Oak Desks. single pedestal.
5 drawers. paneled all round. finely con-
: :snss s1i. Value ga. 80 Aeauai"Sl7.75
One Of the best rdLues ~rey offered.
Solid Oak. RolLtop Desk. handsomely pol
ishet. CHARTERED wood. double pedcssals. 10
drawers beveled panels. sunk back. a it. d in
vide. sycamore lined inside. Value 90 TX
$40. 4cquaintdnce price. -
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Credit
is 1TMIE
Lever

That removes great distractions. II you are Just
moving into house make up your mind hat
your SURROUNDINGS shall be comfortable. Get what
you need in the way OF Furniture from us-take your
time in paying for t-a little money y week or
once a nth will soon canoe! the obligation. We
have no notes Tor you to slsn-nO d1sagreeable fea
E1,trtU hara
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NO ADvICEs AT STATE DEPARTMENT..
The State Department has no information il
regard to this case.
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Range OF the Thermom -ter.

Range OF the Fh"rfn ofn~ter.
The following were the temperatures at the
Office of the weather bureau today; AM, SO;
D. m, s.; maximum. Ga; minimum. As.
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ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT OF FRrE Dr.
LrvERY.-Postmaster General BisseIl today APP
pointed August W. Machen of Toledo. Ohio.
assistant superintend ent of the free delivery
system. vice William Helm. resigned. Mr..
Maehen was assistant postmaster at Toledo
during Mr.. Cleyelsnd's administration. and is
said TO have been the author of an improved
system OF keeping post Office accounts. aud has
otherwise shown special interest and efficiency
In postal affairs.
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Book Cases Low Prices.

Solid Oak Open Book Case. 3 IT, 10 y. hish, A ft.
wide. paneied back. finely polished. adjustable
shelves, D spaces for books. brass rod and rings
for curtains. value s14. aeQudintdce 60 TX
y
Solid Oak Combination Book Case and Desk,
carved top and desk front. 3 feet 2inches wide,
feet 10 inches hiEh. 9 spaces FOR books. COM
plets with real China silk curtains. heal
. y,,1s s"a, Aeaud'nta"Ne Sl3.75
- q
Solid Oak Book Case. feet wide. @ feet high,
carved top and base. French beveled plate
mirror in top. cupbosrds. 5 book spaces. ad-
Unstable shelves and oak back and sides Gun
usual in book costing less than
s35L Value. s35. Acquaintance clio az
Observation-Disclosures. L C.CC
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A Bigger Surprise.
S-foot Solid Oak Tables. heavy frames. highly
g9Iished I, sS, d5sh.. ls s,,e, Value. 1915
1O-foot Extension Tables. solid oak.
hixhly polished. Value. $3.50 S1175
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VELVET CARPETS
IMG0WE7 tie CARPETS.

Call and see the stock. It's magnifi
cent The opportunity to effect such a
saving will not occur again