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T. b. TowxER & Son.
DRY GOODS DEALERS.

Atwood Henrietta. tans xrsy old rosa lavender
heiiot.ols and all new shades Lhr
Al the new shades in Atwood Dress Goods, S5c.
and 81
Large line Dress Goods. l2,se and 25c new shades
Bsoadcloth. IL yards vide. black. cray and tan.
Illuminated sisk Tor trimming Tic
Suraa SILK in All color, s;sc-
Great variety BrAids. Gfnps and Passeneateries
Black Droas Goods . speciality from 2Sc. 70 IL %
New line SUN Unbrsl1as Just received
Black and Figured sstines AZ AL pr1cos
Shirttnx Calico, Sc.
Fruit o. the Loom BleacAed Cotton. go
AndroscoeKin Bleached Cotton Sc
Extra Good On oleached Cotton &c
s5c.. 81
Gents. On ierwear Of al descriptions
Good DEll Drayers. &c uleschsd or unbssachsd
Ladiss' kabosd Vssts. for 25c. EXTRA good QUE
f1n lAns Il H. leading makss q corssss. sS15-3m
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MORE WOMEN THAN Men.
Thss Was the Proportion q Judge Kimbalrs
Prisoners Today.

Thss Was the Properties q Judge Kimball,
Prisoners Today.
"That's not my name" aid one Of Judg,
Kimballs regular visitors when arrraigned IN
der the name of Kate Smith for vagrancy.
what is your name2" asked Bailif Kendig
who knew the womans name as well a. he die
his own.
Becky Smith," she replied.
But she could not plead guilty to the charge
Of vagrancy. She was willing to say she wal
guilty CT being disorderly and take two weeks
but that was not the charge and she said mo
guilty"
II found this woman on the street yesterday
school, said Policeman Sutton. "She wal
drunk and was using such language as never
heard before
II Was more sick than drunk" was Becky'i
lame excuse. land if your honor will let me &C
I'll not be found in such condition again
Let whisky alone and You will not be found
in such o condition again, said the court. 81
am not going to let you go. You can have
sixty days
Guilty" answered Jessie Broadus. a small
colored girl arrsigned on a charge OF profanity
and the judge fined her IS or fifteen days.
Minnie Walker. heavyweight coiored wo
man against whom there was a similar charge
also said guilty and went down. 80.
Lucy Dysen, a colored girl found in Knox's
alley southwest. was accused of being person
of evil life and fame. Three policemen ap-
peared against her, and a sentence OF thirty
DAYS was imposed.
Three more colored women from South
Washington were in the procession for having
used profane language, and the usual fine was
imposed on them.
CONCLUDED THEY WERE TRAMPs.
VIM. Anderson and John A. Coates, strangers
in the city, were il the procession charged
with being tramps and suspicious persons.
They pretended they were deaf and dumb, ~
said Special Officer Lloyd, land they were beg
ging for money.
The prisoners. middle-aged and able-bodied
men. presented the appearance of followers OF
the freight engine. and they claimed to be re-
spectacle men from Richmond.
I'VE came here from Richmond looking for
work, said one Of the prisoners, land we nave
Cone nothing wrong"
A co.o-ed woman told of the visit of the men
to her house. and they wanted money 10 get
home to Richmond.
she SAID land while was gone the officer came
ard arrested then
They were sent down fo- thirty DAYS
- want Coin nothi1'," was the innocent
plea of little cclored boy named George
BRADLEY.
OUT Iod were h5ntinS!
NO indeed"
What made your nose Dleed?'
I'VE wis Albumin. We WI, boxing with our
fists and lie jes teched me on tn, nose
That's a bad way 20 fun" said the judge.
Five dollars
William Mason was arrested il Georgetown
fo- occupying part u, tie sidewalk. where he
was fixture. lie had done Lo great harm and
tie judge let him off with a fine of 81 or six
days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-28

Henry Smith. colored, living at 1918 Sd street
northwest, fell from coal cart on Massachu-
sets avenue between 18th and 18th streets yes
tsrday afternoon and was badly hurt. receiving
cash in the forehead. He was treated at the
Emergency Hospital
Henry johnson. a lamp lighter, WAS run over
oy heavy coal wagon at 18th and q
streets aud his toes badly mashed He WAS re-
moved to the Emergency Hospital
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HARRIS THEAIEk.
Mrs. p Harris, r. L. Britton and T r Dean
Prolrietors.
Nataees Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday.
Greatest of all Swedish Dialect Comedians
OLE OLSON
Wees of So i'd fun
Next week-ELORENCE BINDLY in THE PAY
TRAIN. .noat
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Christian fn.ieayar

Tonight the Christian Endeavorers Of the
District will meet in the Westminster Presby-
terrain Church, It'll street southwest There
viii be addresses by the pastor. DIR. B. +. Bit
finger. and by Rev. C. II. Butler, pastor of the
Keller Memorial Church. Special music has
also been arranged and among other things
there will be . contralto solo by Miss Dobbins
The subject which will be considered at this
meeting Will be The Christian Endeayor
Pledge . Stimulus To Christian Activity"
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Maj. Moore has written letter to Mr. VIM.
II. Brown, general secretary Of the emancipa-
ton celebration, as follows:
1T affords me pleasure to acknowledge the
receipt of your communication of this date and
TO thank yoa tor the commendatory terms In
which you allude to the services OF the police
on Monday last, Emancipation day. l am
grGtified to learn that tine celebration was a
success. worthy the grea: historic event which
it was designed to commemorate
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-28

The Rev. Mr.. Milburne left last night to off,
eiate at the opening ceremonies Of the world s
Columbian exposition. Mr.. and Mra W. A.
Croffut in response to a complimentary invita-
ton to be present. left this morning for Chi
cago. Mr.. Crofuts poem having been chosen
by the board Of managers, will be read at the
opening Of the exposition.
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Divorce Case Dismissed.

In the case of Lewis W. johnson for di-
vorce from Carrie W. Johnson, the bill has been
dismissed by plaintiff. johnson had been
ordered to pay 81 per week alimony, and, fall
.ng. motion for a rule to show cause why he
should not be sdjudged guilty Of contempt had
been made, but his action settles the case 1T
least for the present
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Bars Sx1s AND ScALp

Cleanssd. purified and bsautinsi By CUTIcUR A
SOAP. greatest Of akin puriAsrs and bsauthsrs, -
well - pursss and sweetest Of toilet and nursery
soaps. Only cure for pimplss and blsekhssds, BE-
the only prsvsntivs Of Inflammation and clog.
k Of ths pores. the Of mos: eomplexional dis.
AEufataonA Sold everywasre.
ROsTON CABINET YAPOR BATHs-eCIENTIFiC
=. HHeo:sre "a SSsaish movsmene DR. sAHAH
WAICOIy. o068 lSeh - =. ". Opo0 sunday,
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Suit to Recover Title.

Benjamin Johnson ct al, by NJ. A. Dorian,
lave fled a bill. IN equity against l. S. Lyon
to recover tile 10 two lots in Barry Farm,
worth about $4,000. They charge that john II.
AdrIans, as agent of Lyon, represented that he
(LvonJ was advancing money for a suit and
each paid him S25. and that he induced them
to sign what they supposed to be deeds of trust,
bu: which they have since learned were deeds
n
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For the Hot Weather.

Imperial Lime Juice. quart bottles. .25c.
Fine grade Claret. 2.75 dozen, per bottle 25c.
Port Wine, fine crusty. quart bottles. soc.
Sherry. Angelica and Muscatel, qt bottles. SOC.
Imported Ginger Ale and Brown Stout.
Pure Rye Whisky, years old. quart. Csc.
Best Proc. Flour, Sc, 75c., 3Sc. and 40c. ak
Sugar Corn, loo. Peas, l0c. New Honey.
1t p. r WILSON 9S4 7tb at nv
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The Pastor Exonernfed.

The regular monthly meeting Of the congre-
CATION Of the Tabernacle Congregational
Church was held last evening, Rev. DR..
Rankin, president Of the board Of trustees, pre-
siding. After the transaction of the regular
business a report from q COMMITTEE to which
had been referred certain matters which had
come up in the nature Of charges against the
pastor. Rev. Mr.. Jones, was read and dis
cussed- vote was then taken, which exon
Grated the pastor from the charges made. The
meeting then adjourned.
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Special Day Tomorrow. 729 It'll. 1t

Hurrah for the Great Special Sale
OF Fine Groceries, Old Wines. Whistles. &C.,
For tomorrow, Saturday.
Finest and Freshest Roasted Coffee to be had.
Our Java and Mocha at Soc. is excellent,
Celebrated ''Sun Rise Chop" Tea. only SOC.
The best Wheat Flour in Washington.
Fresh Cocoa Shells, Fresh Eggs, Fine Butter.
Pure Old Port Wine, large bottle, Soc.
Pure Blackberry Brandy for medicinal use.
Grocers Sundries OF all kinds. S. C. Hams,
Breakfast Bacon, Shoulders and Lard
Save money, attend this Great Special Sale
II MErzaER's FINE GROCERY, Alt It'll st. n. y.
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ATTENTION 10 called to the sale Of the follow
ing property, to take place on Saturday, April
20, 1888, at O'Clock pm. by order Of Frank
hin H. Msckey, trustee: A valuable tract Of
land, containing about l21S acres, about SOC
yards north Of the proposed Methodist Uni
yersity.
Immediately after, by order Of Chas. W. Pref.
lyman and Jas. B. Henderson, trustees, about
2s acres Of land adjoining the above, improved
by 9 good frame dwelling, two barns, stable
and all other necessary outbuildinga Bee ad-
vertisement.
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ALONE THE RIVER FRONT.

ARRIVED.
schooi er Julia, lumber, to Campbell 4 Bor-
Get. Steamer Simmons. Capt. Simmons,
Edenton. n. c., 100000 feet lumber, T..
w. smith. Schooner Wilev lumber. in stream
Schooner Jane. Watkins. wood. Schooner Isa-
belle, Dixon, Baltimore coal.
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Dropped Eead From Shame.

Catharine Moss. who is serving sentence in
jail at Dedham, Mass, for stealing a dog, was
visited by her father. Peter Moss. Wednesday
night. The old man was overcome with shame
by his daughters degradation. and. after an
excited conversation with her, dropped dead
just as he was leaving her cell
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canes y Henry OF Lexington. ky., who was
arrested at the St James Hotel yesterday
morning wnlie discharging his pistol at imagi-
navy objects, is held at the sixth precinct sta
tioa- he examined by Surgeons McKim
and Str.csler yesterday and they decided that
he is insane. lie is held until ms friends can
be heard from.
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CITY ITEMS
The Adulter.ted Coffee Expo..,


Tho alarming exposure BY the chemists Of the
Agricultural Department OF the wholesale adul-
teration Of coffee sold in this city naturally be-
gets the query: "Why is genuine coffee 90 high?''
In this connection the Bureau of American Re-
publics volunteers the information that "up to
the end OF January the season was unfavorabie
and the long drought in the coffee districts in
jured the crop and at the same tune caused its
rapid npening. In some districts in the month
of February there was abundant Towering and
il the coffee resulting therefrom should mature
il may compensate for the loss in the early
towering. The want of laborers and the lack
Of discipline among the few who seek EMPLOY
ment and the rise in wages are difficulties with
which the planters still have to contend"
We are the heaviest importers of Coffee in the
world and our Rios, Javas and Mochas are alb
soiutely pure. This is evidenced by the fact
that not one Of the adulterated samples of Rio.
Java or Mocha came from
The GREAT ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC TEA Co.
Beware OF impostors, We have no out
side agents. solicitors o. salesmen. We sell
only at our main store and its branches and
these are our prices:
Java and Mocha Blends 49, IS, 80, 40c
With every 25c. worth of Coffee. Tea. &c, we
give a rebate in the shape of a check. These
checks We redeem at the pleasure OF the patron
with personal selection from great variety OF
china ware and other useful household ar ticles.
With every pound OF Thea Nectar (60c pound
or A. and p. Baking Powder (i5c. pound We
give one OF those valuable special presents tina;
have made our house famous
The GREAT ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC TEA Co.,
SOL and sos 9TH st. NV.
1920 1ith ST. NV. S0l NJ St.. Georgetown.
el5 II st. ne. Stands in ali Markets.
Telephone S4s. NEWTON H. BOWMAN, Manager
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To Talk About Indian Gates.

In addition to the speakers already an
nounced for the meeting Of the National Geo
graphic Society this evening the Rev Suman-
trao Vishnu Karmarkar, high caste Brahmin
of Bombay. India, will tell of the origin and
nature Of the castles OF that country. Mr..
Karmarkar is q graduate Of the Yale Divinity
his native country.
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The United States is TO the front in all
matters of enterprise, as will be seen by the
world this summer. W. J. WHITE in the man.
ufacture Of his Yucstan Gum has kept pace
with tbs country. ap24-6t
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Fishing Tackle, Razors honed, Cutlery
ground. Immense assortment Of Pocket and
Table Knives lts WAIrcnn,s
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Our 4Sc. Balbrisgan Underwear-the
Best. HENRY Franc & Son. cor. Ith and ID.
ap20, %, 24.26.3s
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TRUSTEES SALE OF frame house and lot
Us street southwest. This property II stu
aied in one of the best localities Of the south
vest and will be sold tomorrow after noon at ,
o'clock See advertisement
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CITY ITEMS
Comforf Po~1er
Wheeler 4 Wilson'S New III,

Don't 60 away in summer without boz Of
Comfort Powder. You will certainly want it
All druggists 10
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DUNcASsoN BROS. Aucts. 9Th and 81. nv.
HANDSOME LEATHER-TOP VICTORIA IN tx
ChLiEN CONDITION, POLE AND SHAFTS
sohPIkIki AZ ACTION TO PAY CHARGES.
dIEsDA;, MAY SECOND. AT TWELVE
OCLOCh NJ ap2s-3t
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Royal Headache Powders, lOc., druggists.
mhl-w,m,f,tr
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LARGE SALE of household furniture of6ce
aesks, pianos, &c, q: Latimer d Sloan's, 1A07
. street, tomorrow at 10 q m.-Adps
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CI.tl OALLlSHEK 5. 20 "a. ave.s.t. It
The 'IGurncy" Refrigerator.
This Refrigerator is new to the
Washington housekeeper. 1t is
Constructed en- scientihc principles.
1t is a handsome piece OF
Furniture. 1t is grea. economizer of
Ice bills. Il is perfect
Ref-igerator-Gry-a Irinciple.
1t mas removable tank and
Is the only Refrigerator that can be
Properly cleaused. II is
Packed with that recent scien.iE discovery
MINERAL Wool mainta ins
The lowest average temperature.
You can buy one for SIS on
Time" Payments-and only from
JOHN RIDDEN. 1he Accommodation
1t 5l3 Seventh street northwest,
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SPECIAL PRESENTS ToNoRROw. 129 9TH.
J. F. SHEETz Is selling the finest 25c. candies
in the city ~ 7th and i sis
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Comfort Powder.
For a gentleman who shaves q box Of Com
fort Powder Is a g.ea: luxury. ii
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J. T. SHEET. 9TH and l SIS. will sell marsh
n.a.lOws. sc. a BOX. for Saturday.
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1000 Boxes OF MARsHxALLOws. Sc. q box. al
J. f. SHEETz's. 9TH and SITS, for Saturday
only.
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No. D. The latest product Of that old reliable
company. The advantage OF its selection over
cheap and unknown machines Is the absolute
certainties of attention. a supply of needles
parts. &c. Office, 9Th st. one door south of Z.
ap27-S
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Royal Headache Powders. lOc Druggists
aC2S-tr
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:. Keller 30 7th ST. n. W.. is making = sps-
cialty in Ladies and Chi,6ren's Hair Cutting
and Shanpooinc: also cures Dsndrur. oc7-sr
Elixir iSabek cures all malarial diseasss
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Special Presents Tomorrow. 72s It'll. II

Three Machines for tine Price of Oae.
perfect chain stitch machine. perfect lock
stitch machine. perfect button hole machine.
The 80 Domestic. Office, z L Ii. c. AUER-
BACH. Established 1870. IL
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ASK grocer for Levering's Pure Coffee.


ExTEAoRpISARY CASDT ANNOUNCEMENT, No.,
y aAEPLEsS. sos Pa ave.
al CH,.dtes 2Oc. TOMORROW.
AL CqisdseS Zoe. Tomorrow.
As was expected. last Saturday was banner
day with u.s. and IN response to the general
demand We viii again tomorrow run all 2Jc.
Candies at the special price of Zoe. pound.
inSludlng Chocolates. BOEDOns. Cream Waters.
Nut Candles. ButIercups. Caramels, 1afaes,
&c. You maze the seiectiOn-we do the rest.
LEyzEISG's PACKAGE COFFEE Is pure.
!. +. SHEET. 9TH and SIS, will sell marsh
nalows. sc. "a BOX. for Saturday.
SPECIAL for saturday Prime BIB Roast. i2c.
Lamb. I5c. to ISc.; sugar cured Ham. he;
Shoulders. L Sc. Lard. 1Oc.; two packages
PetCionns Breakfast food. &c: : pounds Oat-
meal. &c: 2 pounds fruueS. DC. INTERSA-
IIOSAL NAKKET AND GROCERY. 1901 and 1903
Es.reeL
s7EcI.L PRESENTS Tomorrow. 129 9TH
J. F. SHEErz is selling the finest 25c. candies
in the city ~ 7th and i sis
DUDE GLASSES. PC. HzMPLER. ij3 Pa. ave.
SPECIAL DAY TOMORROW. 729 It'll
CARPETS CLEANED D. the EMPIEE CARPET
WORKS. t31-C35 Mas. ave. n W, are made moth
proof free Of charge. Telephone 49,
FoR SPRING LA1E go TO JOHN Il. KELLY. 9Th
street wing. Center market. Telephone 1904
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Comfort Powder.
Don't dose for skin troables. Comfort Powder
will cure YOU IL
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Cheap Lace.

| Cheap Lace.
TEoTT extends cordial invitation to the
ladies' 70 visit his store and :Dect his ire
mendous stock of Patterns in Gotten Lace
| The low prices at which these goods are offered
| viii prove revelation to thc,e VINO have
recently made purchaees in this line. Do no.
forget the locatlon-l6O2 Fourteenth street
northwest. 1t
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Special Day Tomorrow.
729 It'll st.
Bet. q and H NV.

FIre-proof Stew Kettles given away to every
purchaser OF two pounds Coffee or half pound
Tea.
Fine line of presents.
Oatmeal Sets, China Plates. Mujoica Pitchers,
Tumblers. Gob,ets. Tea Pots. Glass Berry
Dishes. Fruit Dishes, Water Sets, Glass
Pitchers. Si-up Pitchers, Cuspidors.
Magnificent line Of handsome presents that
you need every day given free.
Our prices are the lowest. Fine Teas, 20, So,
40, 90, GO, so cents and S1.O0 per pound.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-28

FoR YOUR SPRING LAMB go to II. Yosr, Jr.,
eth ST. wing. Center Market.
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Annexation Questions
Create a lot of talk. So do Old Dominion Gig
are:.es. Photograph in every package. 1t
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

FORECAST TILL p. N. SATURDAY..
For the District of Columbia, Maryland and
Virginia. fair until Saturday, but with in
creasing cioudiness and probably occasional
rains by Saturday afternoon Saturday night;
variable winds. becoming east to south; cooler
Saturday evening in Virginia.
CONDITION OF The WATER
Temperature and condition of water at 8
sm., Great Falls. temperature, 81: condition,
IL. Receiving reservoir. temperature, a. Con-
6ition ct north connection. IA: condition at
south connection SO: distributing reservoir.
temperature. 81; condition at inhuent gate
house. s. effiuenI gate house. s.
HigE tide. Low tide
6o2 am. 622 pm. 0.0S an 1888 pm.
ORIENTAL CARPETS AND RUGs
have been selling so freely at the reduced
prices we have decided to sell our entire stock
well the impOrtations arriving weekly, at
"auctiOn prices for the balance of the season.
". Il. AOsEs & Sons. 18th and F SITS. n. W.
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II ArcLiFfE DAEE { Co. AuctiOnrtul
TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE rNPRovFp
PROPERTY KNOWN A. No. I.O4 TENTH ST.
NV. WASHINGTON, d. 4.
BY Nrtu OF a certain deed ~ trust dated Aprfl Il
lsll. and daily recorded Al ri ~. 1881. IAber No
l3s, al fl:o ,l2 seq. Of the IL Records Of tie
District II Coiumba and Il the request the rarity
in interest. Wi. sell at puDir aucJon in front of
tae premises OF MONDAY. MAY EIGHTH ID
cry. situate in tie city OF Washington aud Dstre
OF Ellen Yates subdivision part Of original iot No
L IN square No b
ICr,ns - Ia casn sni deferred payments will bs
announced az the time of sale d.po.ll GOO will
be required Nnen prO erty is hid m. Al convex
anclnE and recording at the Terms
10 re complied with within fifteen days. or properly
will be reso4G al purchasers risS.
WALTER n. ACkER,
lOoS u. q.
EDWARD -. GTNSD.- Z Trus.s~a
Atlantic Building. i
apoS-dkds
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There is use in waiting min ute for the thinss
you need about the house, pocke;full Of money
wouldn't get them . mite quicker nor 9 bit cheaper
than we sell for credit IL isn't the poor man who
buys credit sny than the OF coEnfortsbls
means.
Your money may be otherwise employed-1 "a.
don't touch t-get the Mating and tie Rcfrieerat0
of and pay for them little at . time-oncs . week
or once . month.
We sell the Famous Arm.eer Refrigerator. and vs
wouldn't handle it unless belisved IL TO be The
best 1t toak nrst prize At the Paris Exposition.
There's no end to ou- line OF &sttings-every quail
it, that's reliable is hers-al prices you are frins
mp the ps-lor little remember that sell . Seven
piece Psrlor Suite In either plush hair cloth for
so2 80. -ciever price. isn't IT, Solid Oak Bed Room
Suites with bevel glass bureau. ala sixfoot Oak
Extension Table. s. So Woven Wire Spring.. 81 as.
Forty Pound Hair Mattresses 81. Eyou need Car
pet we viii stow you lots Of handsome patterns N
Brussels at Soc yard Ingrsin carpets SIC per
yard There isn't any further expense attached to 20
we make e. and lay it/res of cost No charge for
,ccste In matching figures New STOCK Of eywood
and Wakefield Baby Carriages Just Ia Remembsr.
your credit is good any tsaG We're not in . hurry
fo- the cash.
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Ask grocer for Levering's Pure Coffee. 1t

Wedding Gifts. Ny stock is compiled
and for the next week my prices viii be ''spe
cIal." CALLIsHER S. 225 Pa avese 1t
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Levering's Package Coffee is pure. 1t

Still They CoEie! Orders for nv Free
Burning Coie are rolling" in because it gices
satisfaction and is Geiiuered sane Cay as
ordered MARTIN .920 2Uth st. NV Phone l766. 1t
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Oriental CARPETS AND RrGs

Use Levering's Pure Coffee. Packages.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-28
Use Levering's Pure Coffee. Packages. 1t

Have You Seen 1t Yet? TIE Standard
Sewing Machine for '93 .'goes bv' them oil.
and So does the Imperial Pinned Pattern. See
them at 427 9th ST. NV 1t
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