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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

room house. lust completed with papercd walls
apTy % Srs nsf ri lsS
EoR sALE-247 ACRES WITHIN THE fNCoR-
p0fa'sa i'c cokSNrAL BEACH IVA,
sis eash Ess ss ps., all building
the Potomac. q miles below wsshipgt9n; IN salt
je7-lw' Colonial Beach. Va
Tor sBLE-ABoUT ZOO 900 SQUARE FEET OF
.roa sad seT Boz n Star re near the
FOR sALE-PRoPERTY KNOWN AS WHITE
ssonyenience; barn. poultry house and yard. &c |;
Ss@ s SIX ana EiE
EoR sALE-NEw GROOM COTTAGE: ~ ACRES
L Of land on Arlington s asS;snts; b,5sA a.
,e7-3t Star Once
SIX WILL BUY Lot IN THE DISTRICT.
80 ne. on c. D. Z or St; extended; terms.
y essn and 80 per month gu f Fl sfar $50 q.
FOR sALE-AHANpsoMEL Lot N BRooKLAND
near the ,ssion % feet irqpf smgs depth for
sss ssTs1
car. near y steam stop twenty times daily com
lot for 90 Dts bargain PRICE, and we viii fSsSi.s
SYn sh sh en- mono It ssa the house
Three small places Of about FIVE ACRES EACH,
MsSffs %RK FRoM 0 srs On MsE
LINE OF B. AND O.. R. r. ten miles from Wash
aS1 fe r DRf ~
ie6-3t W. o. BEALL. 6oe 18TH ST.
E0R RENT-FURNIsHED-To SMALL FAM.
For iu sns H 9,
BATcHELDER. cor. 10Th and sta n. ". iee-et
FoR sALE.AT pEcIDLp BARGAIN IF SOLD
e:s 81 NE witch : worth I'd
s asked Tor 81 Bfo S9Sis pTSy6fE els
EoR RENT-vERY pEsIRA BILE s-EooM DWELL
fruit and good els per- %onsS a.o soon
els per MONTH T. < ss @
St. W je5-5s
EoR sALE-AT TAKoNA PARk-oNE SQUARE
bou sse' electric cars snd t.rSaa station s%e
Ncs fkf I on f fas w:si
FoR sALE-oNLI ssoo CASH. BALANcE ESQ
roDshys s. STilt cottage situated a. I.koma
,siIing ROOM attic and selar nicely pspsrea
ss ,e5ss 0' EasfIhB Iiis askLrRY ga $. NV
EQR sALEa9N METR9RoLITAS BRANCH OF
MITES FROM wisHfS d small neat a SSu.s
House eontain. about rooms and cellar. small fruit
;onabie: Apply to THOMAS ). FISHER q Co ia
FQR s.LIE,Ar THAT THRIvINe TOWN OF
with IL rooms and bath; the house is handsomely
papered and has stationary Chandeliers in every
room and surrounded by acres OF nicely laid out
lawn and has streets all four sides: price only
ST.. BALTIC. Nd. se2-5ws
DOR RENT OR sALE-THE FINEST PROPERTY
Il in TaEoma Park large. beautiful new house: Is
rooms modern improvements; fine lawn, water, &c. !;
rent, $50 per month. or will sell st q low price or
exchange for city property tmpsoved unimproved;
terms easy. Inquire Of II. b. MOULTON.
.el-6t 920F St NV.
EoR RENT-CHAUTAUQuA coTTAGEs-s10 TO
4 go per month bright eommodious cottages at
Glen Echo range. bath and closets perfect sewerage
and sanitary ARRANGEMENTS pure air and cottages
supplied with water from sprtngs Apply Room ..
Sun building. city. at secretarys cottage on the
groundsdaily after 3 y. 5el-l2t
nor SALE-Two NEW SEyEN-RooM COT
II tages; stable. lawns and sores each: price
s2 800 and s2 600 viii sell on the in.tallment plan;
miles out these are good bargains Also fine farm
miles out for S45 per easy terms Also several
tracts between Washington and Alexandria Now IL
the time to make good Investments Send for m ap Of
region around Washington with large list OF suburban
property. JAMES 4. CLEMENTS.
1e1-6t 1921 4 st NV.
EoR SALE
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STORAGE.

pklVATE ROOMS FOR STORAGE OF FUR
hture and al personal effects SLOAN'S. lxO7 q
pest location new building and ut. dry, clean
sna -4fJ ss4rtMsnA myc?-1m
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WANTED-HOUSES,

VUANTED-A HOUSE OR TWO HOUSES; COsr
w not TO exceed go 900; be clear Of incurn-
erancs. Call write r. W. rYRER, Room IO4.
wsshfnxton Loan and Trust building. je6-3t
VIANTED-BY TWO LADIES. FURNISHED
w house to care for during the summer months;
reference. hev. DAVID BARR, $40 New York ave-
formerly Of Epiphany Church. Washington je6-5t'
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.


NOR RhNr-
y 3o43 ?. I6r. mi. sS3. g,
251 Del ave. LIT. III /. S5. 80
23 Del ave ne. 12r,
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800 LOTS FOR ESQ
Six large lots in grove or on pike. station.
chufch and school
SPECIAL REASON for this offeS Prominent bust
ness men interested
VIII build houses for purchasers on EASY PAY
MENTS. Great bargain
Address. with NAME. SPECIAL. Star once.
my.1- tojelGn
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FOR RENT-CHICAGO.

EOR RENT-A COMPLETELY FURNISHED
L house In Chicago, containing rooms and bath
Tor the onths OF July and August 800 per month.
Within minutes ride Of the fair grounds. For full
information and description Of house
ar27-tf 141O G st.
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SPECIAL REASON for this offer. Prominent bust
viii build houses for purchasers on EASY PAY
MENIS. Great bargain
nSeres sc,e Tn5n n-'e' SPECIAL" Star ONCE
FOR sAtE-NEw HANDSOME sIx-RooM cor
= ta9e A lngleside mile west Of this city; corner
ans ,s. si5 re per month R. A fHILLIPs sos:
EoR sALE-IN HYATTsylLLE., on PROPOSED
Il line of Boulevard electric road, six handsome
lots. embracing 100 900 square feet Ierns %
Attorney. 1888 81. adams bnidnrj. n1si-3tswtf
DOR RKNr = WINTHROP HEIGHTS FIVE
room eo,tsse eommsdious and desirable: near sta
tric Railway. well built scvenroom house wit. large
with 1 loft al ineiosed VIII i ps.s ies scs
Sa Soc * To ss S SS not 1et 9n and an
IskeanG Ma Price sSS SO per m mouth o,Ss l. OF
house With three bath eio.s cabinet saa
slais m:ntels well and 9n,b1i!dings ine9sea with
S ass o aaTse s sSsE if Sns fSs e. SIS
Also for sale. very desirable ten-room house with
large iront and back porch; welbui,t and PAINTED:
oaiSpldin neesed with sns font Ss
ing lake on lot 80 feet from, and 200 feet deep; one
Lot :. block IS Of lakeland. Ma sf' Ter month.
ngtos o.. the wash branch Of ahs 3. rs1 n nR
Il has beautiful lake. stores; post Office. schools
owner ls.Ss ST. NV. AT Lakeland inquire for T.
j. GABLE. Supt. inyiI-tr
EoR SAILOR lighthouses. LARGE AM
4 small. in West End Park Rockville from q GOO
to o,OlO. on liberal terms. Address HFNRS n
CoPP. Washington. u. c. ruylo l,n
nor kENT-coTrAGES AT WASHINGTON
4 Grove; large apd small. Inquire OF the oensr
COURT r. WOOD. 400 East Capitol St ar2s-fr
Eok sALE-BkooKLtND. SOUTH BROOKIAND
j Metropolis View and vicinity property Now u,
the time to purchase for safe INVESTMENT :"
GRACE VI. THOMAS
lnyl.S>m 100 Corcoran building
II YOU WANT TO sECUKE A SUBURBAN HOME
call and drive oas g Wesley Heights opposite ale
site OF the American University IN Northwest WasIs
ington II hiss no equal TO location and n ,fr.rs
great Cucements to investors, being only u cents
yer square foot Several cottages rent or SAFE
myl2-lm JOHN y. WAGGAMAN, zoo l4th 81 NV
EOR saLE-OAK GROVE VILLA: A BEAITITUT
4 new nj Room cottaxe; sp endid villa site
with grand old oaks two miles LIZ acrss of land
stable ana carriage house; u we'll Of pure water
directly opposite the new handsome suburban resi-
dehee % Dr; j. Taber johnson, and one OF th- most
neathy localities in the United State. rice g. Oo;
Scoooo"n oaiance II monthly installments Of 81.
| IL. Il PHILLIPS & son.
mSlo-ln 14e2 New York ave-
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FURNISHED HOUSES.
| ave near 10th. 16thn r. l2r per an 81. 600
12rs, baths and 10th near T. Tar $500. 10
stable. per annum 81. GOO Nd ave near "a. G...l50
Conn NJ, 13r. o n II ave. new
per an...........4, 600 house and fur. Tor. . $50
Mass ave and Thomas ave near st. 12r 100
circle. 17r. 300 near 18th, l0r As
| EleGant rooms in sun MAGNIFICENT rooms At
to s10O each. building. from, sl0
115dlIf, .,o - si9 st s9 Z ss3 each,
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4 50. ARk PIANOS. good as new st andard makes.
NON 80 uiNard, fo- cash easy monthly ray
lnents We MI sell these to give room, and
can secure splendid piano FOR alIaos. nothing By
PFEIFFER & COSLIYF
- All llrh 81. u ".
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FEMALE.

WANTED-GOT TO DICKS AGENCY FOR COOKS,
w laundresses. chambermaids. Mattresses. nurses,
sios Anu seAnstre>s scverness traine nurses, but
srs: last employers references 6l3 1th st. n
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EOR RENT-UNFURNI
L Hotel centrally To-
Gated, S0r. ...... 500,
1923 Il ] ave NV. l7r. 30
1914 + stnw ts& ID. 2S3. .S3
1902 Il st NV. 15r. Dos. 81
1916 10th st. 22r. zoo
1881 q ST NV. lar .l66. 81
30J \ ] ave NV. llr. Id
S0q 18th st NV. lar. Isl
1TS6 Mass avnw. 14r13:S. 81
Ri6rA 81 (faarQatnup
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For full list apply to WESCOTT 4 WILCOX.
Je| 1907 Pennsylvania ave. H. W.
E'OR RENT-407 G ST N w-BRICK DWELL
L ing; II rooms. bath and cellar mod. iup. 9o5 30
per month. Inquire of A. EBERLY'S SONS, us 9TH
ST. NV. je7.@f
E'OR RENT-ONLY $50 PER MONTH FOR THAT
l. broom brick cellar and bath, I'LL 18th ST. I;
parklng front and rear and all modern improvements
1eI-3t PROCTOR PROCTOR. 207 q st.
EOR kENT--ONLY a2o PER MONTH FOR PREM
ises Oh 9Th st Sc; rooms and bath; large lot; ;
CONVENIENT to cars, markets, stores, &c.
PROCTOR PROCTOR,
1eI-3t g0I st. w.
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For sAl.E-A HALLEr & DAVIS PIANO: sIOo
Aso superb square piano OF modern style IL
'h''ousn Itsp.ir: o oNn,y $40 bargain!
apie{ln - = - -
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FOR RENT-STORES.

EOR RFNT-LARGE STABLE, REAR OF 1872 8
81 NV. je3-6t'
EnR REMITTANCE STABLE BETWEEN Az AND
9th and and H SITS s.w. room for fifteen horses.
with plenty wagon room.
my37-12t r II. BROOKS. 6l6 10Th ST. NV
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FOR SALE-PIANOS.

L,OR SALE
Il FINF UPRIGHT PIANO
PAYMENTS ONLY - MONTHLY
Better zee this bargain without DELAY: only s.s,5
and worth good deal more.
F. g. SMITH
N' 1928 PS. ave. d. W.
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WANTED BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE
w man. q situation night Waterman, or to drive
fs7 ids
Evening journal., 1893-05-05
Itlahermen in Iietter snlrlts.

Ihis morning sunshine was greeted
ware river fishermen The rain, wind
and cold weather has been dead against
the fishermen Of the Delaware bay and
river The life Of a fisherman which is
dangerous in fair weather, is made
miserable in this season he catch Of
fish has been very poor but the prices
have been high The winds and rains do
not interfere with the energetic fisher
man S work, he does not miss n tide,
The majority Of them say. that, unless
remaining three weeks of May with high
prices, their business will be a fail
ure The sturgeon fishermen are also
having hard luck They have, however,
plenty of time yet to make a large haul.
Evening journal., 1893-05-05
New YogI, READY for Another Trlnl.

MIR Hand, the compass adiuster,
landed from the cruiser New York, which
has been on trial trip at sea ia all the
rough weather at Lewes, Del yesterday
afternoon. BE reported all we'll on
board and stated that the representa-
tives Of the builders are highly elated
over the splendid wayin which the ship
has so far acted. In the run down the
bay She proved exceedingly fast and out
at sea in terribly rough weather demon
strated conclusively that she Is good
sea boat The machinery worked splen.
didly in every part. Mr. Hand adjusted
the compassa at sea on Wednesday and
the ship is ready for her trial. The course
and duration of which will depend en-.
tirely on the weather.
Evening journal., 1893-05-05
OUR MOTTO

Not how cheap but how
good. This is what we aim to
put in every garment whatever
price it represents. Matters
not we, claim to and do give
extra values for the price in
everything we offer for sale.
For your Boys and Chill
dren's Clothing you will be
thrice pleased if you come to
us-hrst in style, second in
quality, third in price.
The same holds good in our
Mems and Young Mems De
partments. For $S, $40, $I2
and SIS we can show you
a range of styles of thirty to
fourty patterns of each price,
and at SIS, $40 and $25.
They are matchless.
Evening journal., 1893-05-05
NO TIME FOR LEVITY.
Old Soldiers Deplore the Desc
Grafton Of Memorial Day.
sHAD SEASON PROVING A FAILURE,


This Mornings Sunshine Cheers IN
somewhat the Disheartensd and Worn
ont Fishefmen Sturgeon Fishlng HAS
Also Been Retarded Another Vacancy
in the Board Of Education.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal
NEW CASTLE, May 5.-As usual.
Memorial Day viii be observed here as
a general holiday and with a patriotic
denomination. The ola soldiers are al
ready hustling about making all pre-.
parations for the celebration
At a regular meeting Of Captain h g.
Watson Post No g, the following reso.
lutiona were adopted
Whereas, May ~ has been set apart TO
be observed as Memorial llnv when Ne are
admonished to repair 10 the different ceme-
teries, and decorate the graves OF our fell
low comrades, which We. the members of the
Grand Army Of the Rerublic, consider one
Of the most solemn duties and sacred OF
privileges, ANA
Whereas, some in the community, look
with levty on our ceremonies, AT "a make
biclcle racing and ball games" Therefore
be ID
No. D that q change Of this sentiment would
be viewed with pleasure, and that we would
feel grateful o. All the citizens Of the COM
unity II they would unite with us In k ep-
ing tins day sacred to the purpose for which
ii was established
kosolved, That IL is the duty OF All good
citizens on each 30th OF May to teach by nre-
cept and example tu the rising generation, that
lofty patriotism and unseldsh love of country
and flag that our hOnored dead possessed in -he
hours of our nations peril when they gave
their lives as a last full measure of devotion
90 country, and wh ine loyalty preserved to as
our national existence.
EDWARD DALBY,
ROBERT ". MARTIN.
Commit tee.
Evening journal., 1893-05-05
nistreasad YosaeI pnases LII.

The schooner Annie F. Conon passed
up the river yesterday from the Ken
nebec river with ice, badly damaged aud
cnt down 10 the waters edge having
been run into May of Absecon by the
schooner B B. Church in port from New
Bedford At the time # the collision a
dense fog prevailed, and in addition to
having her side torn open, her mizzen
rigging was carried away aud she mar.
rowly escaped sinking. The Church lost
her iibboom, but otherwise is uniniured.
Both vessels will be repaired here.
Evening journal., 1893-05-05
persnnnI Nrnnls.

President OF City Council Henry Hol-
schumacher, OK Postmaster } B. Manlove,
Mrs J b. Manlove, S. a. Stewart. Miss
Miriam Davidson, Mrs 4. +. Martindale
and Miss May Martindale heard an organ
recital in Union Church. Wilmington, last
night
John h. Connolly and wife have removed
to New York city, where Mr. Connolly has
accepted a posi- tlon with A large clothing
house Mr. Connollys resignation from
the Board of Educati on will create a
vacancy and make it necessary for
another election
Mrs Thomas Frazer and children are
spending few days with friends at
smyrna
Keith Rodney has secured a position in
an Office at Germantown. Pa, and has
gone TO assume his new duties.
Miss Bessie Wilson is visiting friends
in Wilmington
Professor p. b. Jones and family left
yesterday for Philadelphia to spend 4
vacation with friends
Miss Bella Truitt and Mrs. Truitt, OF
Philadelphia are visiting Sheriff and Mrs.
Gould at the county jail
Evening journal., 1893-05-05
A Lishtship on the Move.

The North East Llghtship, stationed
of the New Jersey coast, which marks
the entrance 20 the Delaware capes,
passed up the Delaware yesterday on her
way to Philadelphia for her annual over.
hauling A temporary vessel has been
placed over the locality until she can be
replaced on her station.
Evening journal., 1893-05-05
Incldents nf the nnr.

AT the A p A Installation in the Odd
Fellows Hall this evening. the united
choirs Of the NJ. Z, and Presbyterian
Churches will sing Praise the Lord
anthems which always elicit appreciatiye
comment and applause,
Evening journal., 1893-05-05
snln III TInn rnrrlnrns-

John W. Reeve, the popular carriage
manufacturer Of i0S Orange street, win
sell at his place Of business Saturday morn
ng next at 10 50a m thirty fine new car
riages These consist Of buggies. surries,
jump seat carriages, etc. oak buck boards,
sellers wagons Also a lot of second hand
work. The reason of this sale is to make
room for Mr.. Reeves largely increasing
business
Evening journal., 1893-05-05

have been sufferer from cRtarfh for ~
years. 1 lound Immediate relief In e. e. use of
hly's Cream Balm since using IL ] have not
suffered moment from headache sore
throat or loss of eleep, from which previ
ously suffered, caused by CatHfrb / consider
your Balm valuable remedy.R q. Nassar,
No. sb Warren street. New York
Ely's Cream Balm is worth It's weight IN
gold as a cure for eatarrh. Dne bottle cured
me. =. "A. Lowell, Franklin, Pa
Evening journal., 1893-05-05
ITEMS or INTEREST.

The Father tsorowfullyl Your absorption
IN social gayetv grieves me. AT your age
such life had no destinations for me-
The son lcundescen ndinglYi AT my age you
probably lacked the Vaccinations which 1 j s.
herii from my mother side Of the family. -
ritt burg Bulletin.
Evening journal., 1893-05-05
The SKIN and Know1shrs

Essential to the production Of the most
perfect and popular laxative remedy
known have enabled the California Fig
Syrup Co. TO achieve a great success IN
the reputation of its remedy Syrup of
Figs, Of it is conceded TO be the univer.
sal laxative. For sale by all druggists.
Evening journal., 1893-05-05
FULD'S
may
EFFORT.

We aim to make every
month buster than the pre-
ceding one, MARCH sank
before its conqueror kPRn.
MAY must stand the champion
of the group.
So says a RESTLESS
Ambition. There's no lag in
our effort. That is why there
IS an actual saving on every
dollar you spend at our estab-
lishment. Our special MAY
sale is made up Of none other
than fresh Spring Footwear
that we offer as a drive. Big
specials our Boys and Chill
dren's Departments.
Here are a few Of the
values.
Evening journal., 1893-05-05
KyIe,s Ice Cream. .

Why everybody eats it, because it is
made from the best cream and always
uniform in quality at all times
Evening journal., 1893-05-05

Said one woman to another. 81 don't
know how il is, but I always do better
for my boys clothes at the New York
Clothing House, No 3l6 Market street,
than at any other store
Evening journal., 1893-05-05

MARROW $50 Bessie has actually allowed
herself To marry thnt old miser, ehYN Ethel
leighinRl Yes, emulnting Audrlmeda. you
know" MARROW How sufM Ethel she a.
chained to the rocks" Town Topics
Evening journal., 1893-05-05
Hop Postponed.

The hop that was to have been given
in Messick's Hall Second and Washington
streets, on Wednesday evening has been
postponed until Friday May O.
Evening journal., 1893-05-05

Fog "Supposing you had raised your horse
10 jump a wall and he refused t' take it,"
Hunt 4 should go right head, just as
though nothing had happened, ,n- Vogue.
Evening journal., 1893-05-05
The rssttp, onisia

ruhllshed on hehaifof Hoods carsaparilia
are as reliable and as worthy your confidence
na NJ they calnc from your best and most
trusted noighhor. They state simple facts
Hoods Pills cure sick headache.
Evening journal., 1893-05-05

Try the Acme Stesm Laundry, No. 100
West Seventh street. All work guarau5
teed first class.
Evening journal., 1893-05-05
CrOSby&Hill.
VERY IMPORTANT.

We will offer tomorrow,
Saturday, May 9th, for few
days.
Our 10 cent Dress Cling.
hams for 61a cents a yard.
Ou I2l cent Dress Cling
hams for 734 cents a yard.
Our raH cent elours,
beautiful silky looking fabric
and silk patterns for GA cents
a yard.
Our Spencer Cloths, worth
.2s cents, for I2% cents.
Beautiful goods both as to
fabric and styles.
Together with splendid Bar
gains in Fine Wool Dress
Goods and Silks.
Evening journal., 1893-05-05

Send Your Carpets TO the Electric Carpet
Cleaning and Upholstery Works 400 Orange
st. Telephone 365. Bader & Conway.
Evening journal., 1893-05-05
A Q Per Cent. Investment.
NEW York, March z, Il

NEW YORK, March 2, 1873.
In 1873 / took ont Tontine Endow.
ment Policy No rs, 620, with the Equit-
able Life Assurance Society of the
United States, for $1,000. and have
paid, in all, 81 76S in premiums to the
Uomp0ny.
On the maturity of the Endowment
the Company paid me s., 9S5 90 in cash.
w. A. Ross.
This is 3 return Of al the premiums
paid, and interest on the same at the
rate Of 6s per cent. per snnum
ANsoN A MAHER, Manager, Equitable
Building, Wilmington, Del
Send Your Carpets TO the Electric Carpet
81 TeisnSSSs s5 ssar Y \ -, cosvrsv ~ orange
Evening journal., 1893-05-05

Boys clothes bought at the New York
Clothing House. No SIG Market street,
are sure to iit correct
Evening journal., 1893-05-05

Do you like your shirts, collars and
cuffs white and finished in good shape2
Send them to the Acme Steam Laundry
No. 100 West Seventh street.
Evening journal., 1893-05-05
BAY Ridge Season of 1898.

Organizations by applying to ii. A. Miller,
CITY Passenger Agent Of the b. a. q. n. r..
can secure dattk and liberal rates TO Bay
Ridge for eXcuNions during the coming sea-
son. The resort opens June TO-
Re twhOse breath shows that he has been
indulging in intoxicants)- AREN'T you going
TO kiss me, darlingf' she-"How can /
Harry. without breaking my temperance
pledgefn- Boston Jrnnscript
Evening journal., 1893-05-05

Hose. Lawn Mowers. Fly Screens and Wire
cheap at 5l9 Madison street.
Evening journal., 1893-05-05

oumzminzs tbs phon0sfzpnsr su Market
Evening journal., 1893-05-05
LADIEs,

Gr , Fine dongola button shoes. styles;
- , soft, flexible and warranted, a S2,00
shoe.
q ~ Fine kid shoes, four styles. elegant
PA'-t/ wear, as good as sold at 81 90
Gr ~ The best value ever sold at Sl97.
p i'S/ Fire Paris kid shoes; four styles,
pain, our tipped toes. Among this
lot is about 100 pairs Waukenphast
i to r, worth $3.50.
$a37 natr 4sSq ia F.e gsga f fsssa Sqg S9o ss! es
Waukenphast and common-sense
shapes. big bargain.
G. ~ Several lots of 81 and S. shoes.
Po'tI pretty styles; handmade, fine
shapes.
BOYS SHOES.
orr Our "Hustlers" all solid leather,
~ lace shoes sizes II to .. Worth
a Sl25 AT 81 cents.
q Ia lot Of elegant wearing lace shoes:
~ > sizes 2la to o'e. Worth sl.b0.
G. ar A lot Of boys Dress shoes, size Il
+A'- to 5ys' as good as you can get else
where at 81
Or so About l50 pairs Of boys Tan shoes,
A'OS elegant wearers. others sell them at
81; our price Sl.j9
MISSES AND CHILDREN,
zaC Children's seryiceable kid and peb-
I 81 bic shoes. ele. ant wearers, every
pair worth 6L50; your choice at l3c
94c S sod eatReF fs f se 0r PsSSe MSb hSsi
Sl.jO and Sl.15. Go at 9ic, a pair.
SOC. Infants shoes worth &C., at a'o'
25c. Infants Shoes worth 'oc' at a'c'
o4c SRods s sdd SGsE zsP P 10 s9q 4 Fine @dS Kid
81 %, 20 at SIC.
tr ~ Misses Solar and fine kid tips. all
80 solid heel OF spring, worth $780, go
az 81 10.
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heel or spring, every pair worth Sl.75:
your choice, 81 -.
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Evening journal., 1893-05-05

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The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1893-12-02
xsAMlTS SEAIs.eWORK

: Penelope, signing All, the men are
not what they used to be! Tom Barry
I'D like TO know why not? Penelope
They used to be boys, you know.
Rev. Enoch How1er-De you pass
ministers on your trains? Railroad
Superintendent-Why, certainly. just
stand along the road somewhere and
ffty-four trains will pass You every
day.
Workman must go to the dentist
and have my wisdom tooth pulled.
.Employer-I won't allow it! You are
stupid enough ALREADY. You had your
wisdom tooth when I hired You, and
You must ,lzeepit!
$50 this is your heaviest and latest
improved .armor plate?' observed the
visitor at the great iron and steel
works. Il presume it is absolutely
inzulnera hle?' NO" said the super
intendent, proudly. 1--WE are now
huilding gun that will drive g. pro-
.jectile through it as if it were told
cheese.
A>statesman from New York was IN
'dMlging in little social relaxation.
The lady with whom he was cenvers-
ing undertook TO give the oonwersa-
tion "a little life lby the remark: sfDon't
you think Burns poetry is beau6i f,,le"
A shade of naughty indignation swept
over his face. butt he answered gently y:
''Mr. Byrnes, madam, is superintend.
'ent of police, not poet