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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-11-16
TIE SOUTHERN
IN "a. 4@a
PACIFIC COMPANY.

commencing saturday 40. 24.ls9
and until further noiice.lrains will
leave Reno a. foli0w>: s:25 a. m.
ssaGiN Atlantic Nnress. trains for
~ i~nneInucca, BATTLE 3~sOuntain. PaIis-
ace and East. Carries only first
class passengers through and local.
Dining ear to Ogden.
$50 p. m. -DaiIy- Pacific Express
train fer Truckef. Aacra mentO. Ben
ecia and San Francisco, arriving at
Gas a. M tOnne-Iia. AT sacramento
at 10 g Il. M. with the New Orleans
Express for Fresno. santa Barbara
Los Angeles. san Diego. also at s:IO
y. in. for oodiaud and knights Land =
ing.
3:Dj y. M. Daily-AtIantic ENpre.s
for Ninnennucca Battle Mountain
.aii-ade. ogden and East. Carries
first and second class
local and through.
train for KOseViIie, Junction. Sacra-
memtO. and san Francisco via Ben
celia arriving at . - a. III. Connects
at ~acranentO with train leaving
at 1925 "A. III. for Stockton. LathrOp
San Jose. San Francisco. Fresno. Lo.
Angeles san Diego: and East. via New
Orleans: AT 10 30 a. m. for Williams
Willows and Keddins at o. Pr
for Red Bluff and at 1880 u. m, fos
M~arysvilIe, Chico. Redding. Portland
and Puget Sound points.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-06-11
GrId,itftsfiibrrr: euren, Gunusr.
Sabrgang "a.

aartcneln iino ihon auiaesangen.
gSlnterpei'en itebt 'dleht, Hog9en uno
SaTer aber gut. Der ipdt gepflanste
Utais ltelt beNer als Der irub 9e=
pTlan3te. 9lepiel fallen ob uno oieie
Grnte miro 9erinQ iein. Granbeeren
lteben iblebt. erobeereu lino beiier,
aber bic Grnte miro geringer icin ais
Der 0ur6ltnItt. 5abatpflanSen mer=
ben in einigen Sagen ausgeiebt. Die
gSeioen lteben iebr gut uno Mil6pieb
0lebt III 6olae oeien piel Otilb. Sm
6rllb]abr 9eIQeter &lee ltebt gut, Die
alten Seuldnoer aber ni6t beionrers;
Die Seuernte miro unter benz Sur6=
Ibnitt iein.
elder uno Gartenbau- 3eituns)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-06-11
ND. 1916.

SepOlterung aus Den gettsn auf. uno
ols Damn III itneller SOlse nod meb=
rere GroItoBe eintraten, CAB iib cine
IOrmllhe Punit tuno, uuo Seoernam
elite in 9ln9lt uno Sbreten aui bic
StraBe, no Die 2eute Stunoen lana
blleben. Cbgleih man nibt glaubt,
ooB ernltlicber Sdaoen an9eribtet
p!lroe, baben Die ginmpbner Der Staot
bod nod ni6t Die S6redens,eit pnm
Snmlta9, ben Is. ltui, pergellen,
uno tOnnten nur ibper bewogen mer=
ben, luieoer III ibre gSObnuugsu surild=
jutebren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-06-11
Wt lnneap ;, Ntiuu.,
Z. Nuni.

Sine SpesialoepeIte aus Summit,
9. D, mcloet: Sine 5rpmbe rihtete
9eltern glbeno I'm bNlb uht llbr iebs
Wtellen tpeltlib bon bier 9roBen Sha=
Den al GlNentbum al, peruittete ieoob
telne Wenltenlebcn. S0s 98obn5au5
Feter Sonoerp's puroe ieritort uno cit
WtGnn gtamens SOmers, Der iit in
oem'elben beIano, puroe i6psr oerlebt.
Die 6amllie mar sur 3eit niht oupe=
leno. .RObert g8bitefoOt's Saus muroe
ebenfalls ,erltOrt uno Der geiiBer ourh
umberaeihleuoerte gretter perlebt.
Suns Sllen luurbe 10 i6lper periebt,
oaB er gani 9elQbmt lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-06-11
Gran trei Il.
paris, z. SUM-

Paris, Z. SUM
Sm n6roliben Spanien uno i'm
Silowelten bon 6rantreidD berrihen
9rOBe lleberibpemmun9en. Die 6lilie
llno in peribieoeneu Siitritten bon Na=
parra aus ibren lliern getrcten. mp=
ourb Der &ertebr siuiiben ben StGoten
I'm Eau berum iebr ericbwert worpen
i'll. Die Gllenbubn lmo Sablreihe 6a=
briten llno iiberflutbet. Syn pielen
Srtitaiteu miro Die Yplt mittels &lb=
nen bciOroert.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-06-11
) t a | / e II.
u . III, 2. Suni.

Sn 50 @eSirten Ianben beute Neu=
iuNbleu ilr Die Seputirtentanmer ltatt.
Sus er9ebniB mar Die gS0bl bon 30
&e9lerun9sanbGn9er uno % Oppp=
litIOnslenteu, oGrunter 3 SoSialilten.
6lpreuS 6. SUM.
Seute MorNeu. Inn | llbr 36 Wlin.,
ipuroe bier ell beIti0er SrOlioE Der
lplrt. Serlelbe ibrstts ialt Die gauge
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-06-11
9 an len.
Mt aorio, Z. sSllr

~ " y ! y, .. SNlll
Can't elmer Sepeibe aus Gubu baben
Sipilhen Den Jtebellen umD Den Gcale=
rllngstruppen ciuige weitere 3ulam-
meuItOBe ltdttgeiunoen. ,Sn Sran=
Quilliouo ipuroe cine Milble ppn elmer
ltarten &ebellenubtbcilunN umSingelt.
Sas GebQuoe muroe bon einem Siii=
slcr nit 20 Soloaten pertbeloiSt. 9tab
beitlgem Sample mNbten Die Tertbeis
bigger einen gMsiull uno gingen nit
QeIdlltem Sulounet dui Die 9tebellcn
los, welbe nab turSer @eNeuwsbr in
Die 6lubt NelblaSeu wuroen. Sie
&ebellen bOtten bier SOote uuo ;ublreihe
Serpunoete. Die Spanier batten eben=
ialls Seupmoete.
,Stalie
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-06-11
Preiie Scr anjeigem

Sober Soa Der SpaIte per Sabr .....s slaoa
>, >, .. ., d, 6WoHate w q-S
/, 1. % >, 3UfoHate .. 6Ol
9iir ieoe Bell. grsoier, ooer oereu 9auu s,s
srItrmal Is Cents
5sirutbs.urb Iooes.au,eiseu sprut BIS,
obuf Sprut $l00.
gnssisen Die bem @cilte Der tatD Rirte ,u,ui,
Der iiuo, iinbeu tetue auiuabme.
1nseiscn fenoe man ipdta
items am l1lontas lllor.
gen ein.
Sob=IrbeitsH allsr slrt prumpt uns blul,
ausgeflbrt.
SfNee Der ,,0a;ette".
Gde Der sstogH uno Sowaitra5..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-06-11

Sn9e III arnlenlen sntporfenen Sro.
9ranln 9eliatten npllten. Ser tiir.
tllde Wllnliter Oes gluswdrtiueu. Saib
YalhH, bat lett Der grmioeruna Der
Yfortp olf Die Note Der Wdbte bduiiac
llnferreoun9en nit Dem britiihen BOT
lhatter 9ebabt, uno man boift, ban es
9elln9en miro, ben Sultan al iiber=
reoeh. 'ld III oas unpermeiOlite su
| lbifeu.
Sie Terbanolunaen mcaen beg 9lr,.
9rlfTes oes tllrtilten SiiiSieres auf ben
Transorllben SiiiSier iino 10 melt als
erleol9t 81 betrabten, oenn Die tiirtiIbe
Ee9lerlIng bat oem fransoIiIden got-
lbafter bic Seriiderung ee9eben, oas
lle berelt 1T, polle 8enlstbuung gu se=
lpabren, uno bsm Irunoliben Sffi,ier
slne entlbaoisln9siumme su sabIsn.
gllBeroem miro Der Siirte Dor elm
&rle9sgerldt geiiellt, uno meuu Ihul,
dig berunoen, beltrait peroen.
SOut gtabri6ten aug SItibbo III
DIE Sa9e bort nod unperdnoert, uno es
pat llb beltdti9t, luie geiern bereits an.
geoeufet lpuroe, oGB Die 8eiuuobeits-
lllaBregeln, alIf oeren giniiibrlna bic
aRadte beltanoen, nm Die Gerbreituna
Der ebolera Sll oerbinoern, bic Saupt,
oeranlallllna 81 Dem moroeriibeu 9lu-
9rllre duf Die ausparti9en Goniulu
gab.
SIe aufriibreriiben Yeouiner baben
ods IN Slblooa erribtete Gbplerabpipi=
tai ierltort; Die tiirtiibe 8arniiou in
Sl6looa 1T peritdrtt luprocu, aber bic
slus!dnoer ipollen nod bis sur glntrnIt
Der &rle9sItlffe Der Matte an Soro
Der 2anoelsitiffe bleiben, neil lie oanu
erlt Die pOllise Observation-Disclosures Der
Tube lno Sronuus erluarten.
Sonoon, Z. SUM.
Saut Na6ridten aug Sidiooa III
Die Gage oaielbit fir bic eurppder cine
'ebr beoentlite. IS beiinoet iid nur
elne idwate 6aruion I'M Orte uuo
Die gepoterung I'M slllaemeinen 1T nit
Dem sln9rine Der yeouinen auf Die aus
tl9eH eonlllln pollltdnoig sinperltan-
ben. gSenn nibt BON Seiten Der
WRahte 'ofort ettuas geidiebt, um ben
SlnSeborenen gdtuns Dor ben guro-
pdsrn einSufoBen, 10 lmo Die slusldn-
Der IN Der 9ta6baribait BON Sidiooa
lbres Sebens nidt iiber. Sin allae.
melnsr 9lufltanO Der geouinen 1T uuter
ben llmltdnoen niht umpabribeinlit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-06-11
gluslduO.
Seuti d IAN B.
Berlin, 2. eSuni.

gerlln, 2. SUM.
Sn 6egenpart bon gertretern uno
WtitQlieoern idmmtliber sum &Diener
S.=6.= Gerbauoe 9ebori9en 6orps
wuroe an Samltag aui Der 2uoels=
burg bel &oien Der 8runoitein ,u
einem Slsmarf= =Sentmal 9elegt. Sans
Sopien, Der gtopellllt uno Yrdiioent Der
9llten Serren=SereiniSung belt Die
Setreoe.
&aiIer g0ilbelm bate 1000 Wdrt su
Dem Sentlnal beigeiteuert uno in einem
Sriefe al Sppfen sur 3sit, no Der
Ylan, oas Sentmal 81 erribten. geiuBt
wuroe, feline Sbellnabme fir oas YrO=
lett ausseIprOben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-06-11
= II bQ.
Sa bGnd, l. sSuni.

Generalcapitdn Mari6aa Martine,
De eampos bat ben Serseanten @irban
flIr lelne tdpTere Gertbeioiaung Site
roma ium Hange zines 2ieutenants er.
bobsn. IS beiBt, oab inn nddlten
September. tpenn Die belize Sabres3eit
oorilber lit, $4,000 SolOateu aus
Spanlen nad Cuba abgeben weroen.
IS lino 8eriidte bon einem ueitereu
arenen llnpeit WanSanillo bier einae-
trp1ren. leoob bGbeu Die yeamten in
Sapanna nod feline ndberen Gin,elbei-
ten lltsr Den slusiall behelben er.
balten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-06-11
Se terreib= II garn.
9lS ION I Suui

~ III, 1. NyUHI.
SEEDS Wenibeu muroen beute ourb
cine GrplOlion in Wiuper uno Gotb's
Yulpermiible in 6ellroDri in 9ltOms SER
ibmettert.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-06-11
Snbnqur, Soma, 9iemfag, ben II. SUM 1895

men 5erltOreu 9rpBe 6lGten bon g8alo=
LAMB. IS iino Sd9enlilblen, uno cine
Wtenge @eblupe nieoer9ebrannt. Seute
9Rorgen lino BON bier Sluei gBaggon=
laounGen leerer 6diler ab9e9angen, Die
sur lleberbringung bon 9SGiier nah
Den Selfeloern benuBt weroen iouen,
iuelbe ieBt beorobt lino. IS pebt ein
beftiger gSino, uno oas GnOe llBt iib
ui6t ubleben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-06-11
Stuttgart, 6. ,Suni.

stuttgart, s. Suni.
Sm piirttsmbergiiben Sbeile oes
SbwarSnaloes bat 9eltern 2lbeno eiu
gepaltiger gSoltenbrub Itattgeiunocn,
woourh 9roBer Sbaoeu an Glaeutbum
augeribtet wuroe. Sn 6olge oelelben
trat bic Gpdb ilber Die llier uno in
galinSen. 6rommern, Silrruan9sn
uno Sduf iuuroen mebrere Oduler
weggerilen. IS weroen piele Yerio=
uen oermiBt, uno es miro betiirbtet,
oaB iie in Den 6lutben umgetommen
lino. Sn Saliu9en lino ,ebn YerlOnen
ertrunten, liebeu in 6rommern, uno
uelln weroen auBeroem np6 permi6t;
in Sauf ertranten ssbn perionsn.
Stutt9art, Z. Suni.
Gs miro amtli6 mitgetbeilt, oaB in
SSDlge oes g8plteubrllbs, pelGer lib
am Wtittppb glbeno. ben 5. sSuni, I'M
piirttembergiiben Sbeile oes Sbpar,=
waloes erelSnete, iiinSig Yerionen oas
Ssben perlOren baben. Sn Salin0en
allein wuroeu ourh oas ploblihe Stei-
gen oes 6luiies Gpab. oreiBig Sduler
SerltOrt uno uiele anoere belbloigt.
ojeltern glbeno iano in oerislben @e=
seno nod ein @Oltenbrub ltatt, uuo
Die epab trat wieoerum iiber ibre llier;
Der baourb anseribtete S6aoen lit
niht betnnnt.
sllb ill ytemstbale bat iib ein gSol-
tenbrllb ereignet, uno Der 9anse liib=
libe She'll bon gSiirttember9 lit ppn
ibweren 8eluittern beimgeiubt wDroen.
Die 8Ouau uno Der 9tetar lino TART
uuoe5hmpleu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-06-11
N tcara q Il a.

gtanagua. pia @alueiion,
q. SUM-
Der bieli9e ameritaniihe GonIul
Niram Sutt, lit beute Nudmttas, 50
Utinuten uab 2 llbr, 0cltprbtu. Ypr
filnf Sa9su bate er li5 em Wagsn-
laoen auIesO8sH.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-06-11
$ bana, z. sunni.

Sn elmer Sepelde aus Man,auillo
belBt es, oaB cine tlsiue glbtbeiluua
lpanllber Sruppen bon elmer ilinima!
ltlrteren llnO bon glmaoor 8uera be-
iebli9ten Gebellenbauoe iiberrumpelt
morosn 1T. Die Splouten bewactteu
cine Plantn9e bel Salerino unmeit
Vtansanlllp. Sin beitiger &f ent.
ltuno. III melhem Die Sruppen eineu
ScrgeGnten unD orei Soloateu perlp,
rcn. Die Gebellcn muroen aber trps,
benz nit 3urildlahuus oou bier Sooten
uno nelln Serwunoetcn gum 3tilfaanQe
9eNmunNeu. Sie Sruppen lebten,
unterltllBt bon elmer 9lnSabl 6reiuilli-
gen ben fllehenoen &ebslleu na1 nno
nabmen llinf oerlelben 9cian9en. Sine
anoere EepeIbe meloct, oub cine gln.
Sabl Gebellen lluldn9lt einen 9lnarlii
aui oas Sorf Guapa mathte, pelhes
pon elmer tlcinen, bon Sberlt GaIteQani
befebli9ten Sruppenabtheilun0 pcrtbei-
oi9t muroe. Sie ipaniiben Sploateu
eriuloerten bas 6euer Oes 6cinoes nit
grOBer SeblaitINteit uno Die Gebelleu
muroeu nit 3uriidlailun0 bon o.ei
So0teu in Die SluNt Neiblu0cn. Die
Seruunoeten nabmen iie nit lib.
colombia.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-06-11

Sie Gage bat lid heute, 10 lueit ss
Die Streitlra9e swiiden Der tilrtiiben
9te0ierina uno ben Wtdhteu ilber Die
JteIOrm in glrmenien betriIlt, beoeu=
teno 0ebensrt. Dies lit uuSlueiislbait
Der ielten Saltllna Der Wtdhte susu-
lhreibeu. welbe ourbaus teine glbdn-
osruIS IN benz sur Yerbslleruu9 Der
Evening star., 1895-04-26
$780,.

That's the way the whole line up to $25
stands. A complete assortment to choose
from-all styles-light. dark and medium
efrects-at a little under everybody else's
prices-and q little above their qualities.
Evening star., 1895-04-26
Boys Long Pants Suits.

d. Here's n sample of how far you can make
your money go here
We've got an All-wool Cashmere Suit
dark ground, with small check PATTERN
, worth s.. Sizes IA to 10 years-for
Evening star., 1895-04-26
Transfers of Real Estate.

Deeds in fee havel been filed as follows:
W. Irving Boswell to VIM. Betz, lot 129,
so. $50; So James,Tyler ct al. to Henry
TYLER, part lot 5, III Brothers Joint Inter
est; So James Tyler 'et al. to Jeanette
and Annie Tyler, part same lot; S.. jean
nette and Annie E. Tyler to George F.
Pyles, part same lot; 500. Katie M. joyce
to J. Hite Miller, lot II, SO. no, Georgetown;
So Jos. b. Grinder ct ux. to Allen Feath-
ers, part original lot g. SO. Sf3: $2,IOo. r.
c. Goldsborough ct .ux. to eleanor A.
Goldsborough. part of ;Grasslands; slo'
ley, part lot 6, blk "a, Columbia Heights;
81 Ellen A. Fuller to Eugene Boyens, part
lot 6, Clark Mills estate; $40. Jas. L. gibbs
ct ux. to Chas. c. Cuppert, lot u SO. o3o:
$3.50. Chas. w. Handy and d. Carroll
Diggs trustees, to John r. Cullen, part lot
80, blk /, LIE Droit Park; S1,1oO.
Jas. II. Hensley ct uN. 20 Chas NJ camp
Heights; 81. Trustees of Brookland Invest
ment Company to Frances Williams and
Gertrude A. Grosvenor, part Of lot ), blk.
IS, Brookland; SO. Jno. K. korf to Julia
A Memmert ct al, part Of lot G3, George
town; s1S6.70. Mary E. Murphy ct al. to
Kate E. McCrossen, part of CRANKY; $40.
Franklin P. Nash ct ux. to Mary A Moler.
lot c, SO. 510; $500 Susan A. Rliffin to
Eugene Boyens lots 81 and 50, Clark Mills
estate; So 200. Thos. McGill and Adds B.
Browne trustees, to Gertrude e. Ray. part
of lot 33, So 100; $780, Same to Francis
A. Norman, part of lot "a, so. 400; S3,G2
Trustees of District Real Estate Invest
ment Company to the trustees of Fifth
Congregational Church, lots II to IA. SO.
SsS; s.. .9S5.41. Frank E. Murray to Henry
G. Lewis, lot 81 and part Of lot 20, blk. 10,
Mt. Pleasant; $40.
Evening star., 1895-04-26
Mertz'S Modern PHARMACY,
NTH and F SITS. NV.
ST. MARK'S TWO vESTRIEs.
The Contest That Will He Made BE
fore the Convention.

fore the Convention.
The notice posted on the door of ST.
Marks p. L. Church yesterday, signed by
John p. Torbert, registrar and which
revealed the fact that there was a contest
ing body in the parish claiming to be the
legal vestry, was torn down during the day
yesterday. The paper was torn from the
door, it is stated, by direction of member
Of the de facto vestry. The publicity given
to the contest in the parish caused great
deal of talk on Capitol Hill last night. 1t
transpired that considerable active work
has been done by friends of the so-called
de jure vestry, in getting signatures CT
members of the congregation to a paper
declaring in favor of that reStry.
This paper is intended to be presented to
the rector, MT. Graham, upon his return to
the city, and practically asks him to give
his support to that vestry. The rar-
tisans of the de jure vestry claim that they
represent 75 per cent of the real parishlon-
ers of ST. Marks, and this paper. it is un-
derstood Is intended to show TO the rector
that that is a fact.
There are three members OF the dc oure
vestry who are also members OF the de
facto vestry. These are Messrs. Marrow.
Wood and Hillyer. Messrs. NARROW and
Wood held over" from last year, or, In
other words, were not voted out. while Mr..
Hillyer was voted out and then Voted IN
again, being on both tickets. These three
yestrymen have concluded to act with the
de jure vestry. and to dispute the legality
of the election Of the de facto vestry.
There was a meeting of both vestr!es
Wednesday night, and the three men named
met with the Torbert or de jure vestry.
Mr. NARROW, who is acting with the Tor
bert vestry, is treasurer Of the parish and
has the funds in his possession. II is said
also that the official papers and books OF
the parish are in the possession of Mr.. Tor
bert, who will decline to surrender them
It may be that the contest will get into the
civil courts, but at present the purpose is
to have the matter reviewed. If possible, by
the diocesan convention. The de jure YES
try has chosen Mr.. John Chew as delegate
to the convention, and when his credentials
are Dassed upon the convention will have
to decide as to the claims Of the two Ves-
Evening star., 1895-04-26
THE LONG BRIDGE.
Repairs to the Causewny Are Mt Last |
Begun by the II. II. Company.

Repairs to the Cnusewny Are Mt Last
Begun by the II. II. Company.
Thanks to the constant prodding of Maj.
Davis, corps Of engineers, the Pennsylva-
mia Railroad Company has at last taken
steps in the direction of the improvement
of the causeway Of the Long bridge. During
the entire winter this roadway was in
terrible condition and almost impossible.
Complaints were constantly made to the
railroad company, without avail. Finally,
Maj. Davis, who has charge Of the bridge,
in connection with the project for the i'm
provement Of the Potomac river, notified
the company that unless it lived I'D to its
agreement to keep the bridge in good con-
dition for ordinary travel he would submit
the case to the War Department, with
view to a resort to the law.
This notice brought a response from the
company that the road would be repaired
in substantial manner as soon as the
frost was out of the ground and the con-
dtions permitted it. Maj. Davis made
and saw enough. he says, to satisfy him
that the railroad company is really dis
posed to fulfill its promise to raise the grade
of the causeway and remedy its principal
defeats. Several car loads. of gravel have
been dumped on the roadway during the
past few weeks and distributed over the
worst places. The repairs will be continued
gradually and the road will be in fairly
good condition throughout the summer.
Maj. Davis appears to accept the work be-
ing performed by the railroad company as
all that can be expected from it under the
circumstances.
Evening star., 1895-04-26

Novelties
enough to stock ten stores-But every one
meritorious creation-a "cut diamond
-oriSinal-exclusiv..
Refer Suits. Junior Suits,
MILDLY Suits, Brownie Suita
Fauntleroy Suits, Sailor Suits,
But names don't give m idea.
Evening star., 1895-04-26
SAKS AND COMPANY.
SAKS AND COMPANY.
Boil Down

ALL the boys clothing 'sads.' i'm todays paper to
the prime facts===and the enormous Varieties (2)
that are told of will dwindle away to lonely
counters and single piles.
We don't need to magnify stock that is
known to be three times the largest.
We don't need to magnify the qualities here.
Simply emphasize 'em
DON'T take amy notice of price quotations with
out considering quality. No house ON earth cam
sell cheaper than we de===and give you the sat-
isfaction that you expect===and are entitled to.
Evening star., 1895-04-26
THE WAY TO WIN
A WOMAN'S TRADE.

We don't know anything
about storekeeping if the
low prices we have putt ON
our Children's Clothing
won't eventually win your
custom. Don't let am ad=
vertisemeflt rob you of
your common sense. Re-
member, price alone means
nothing you cam get a
yard of silk for ST., and ONE
for S5-but who but a fool
would say the dollar kind
is cheapest, simply because
it's lower priced? The same
rule applies to every sort
of merchandise -Children's
Clothing included. O u r
Children's Suits are $3.50
(nothimg cheaper, cause
we'd sooner lose a sale than
ieopardize OUR thirty five
years. reputation) -S3-$4
$3.50 and S7.5o-and
we claim each suit to be
from 80 cents to a dollar
and=a=lhalf cheaper than
at other stores, because we
have marked them just
enough above cost to cover
the expense of selling. They
are here-cor11e and satisfy
yourself.
Evening star., 1895-04-26

The First Congregational Church Of DEN
yer has extended call to the Rev. H. P.
Dewey of Concord, N. H. This is the
church of which Rev. Myron w. Reed was
formerly pastor.
Evening star., 1895-04-26
Knee Pants Suits.

We start at s2.50-because that's where
quality begins. Cheaper? We wouldn't, We
couldn't-guarantee it-and what we can't
stand behind We won't put before You.
Big value at $3.50 though-same as you
pay So and $3.50 for anywhere else. We
begin We can hold out. Every price,
station-up to the end-s15-is a leader in
quality-and lowest in price.
Here are three lots for tomorrow's special
consideration:
Lot 3OOO-All-wool Black Cheviot Com
bination Suit-(Jacket and two pair Of
Pants)-ft ages 4 to Is years-Worth
$3.50.
$3.50.
Lot 94O3-All-wooI Drown-mixed Eng.
llsh Cheviot, with indistinct plaid.
Pants have double seat and double knees.
Sizes @ to 10 years-worth Sc.
$4.75.
Genuine Canadian Homespun Single
breasted Short Pants, 2-piece Suit-skele-
ton lined-the very best wearing fabric
cost $40 anywhere else. IL anybody else
had 'em-but they haven't. to 10
years.
$500.
Evening star., 1895-04-26
Boys Hats.

Straws, II you want 'em. Cloth Novelties,
If you want them. Anything you want in
Boys Headwear Is bere. This is a Hat
Store-and We don't slight anybody. We've
got an immense stock Of little tots top
knots" and lots Of patience to give them.
Ladies' Sailors-more for the money than
Last season.
Evening star., 1895-04-26
For House Cleaning.
Insect Destroyers!

Spring is the time Of housekeeping.
md you will need lots Of insect powder,
disinfectants, verrnin traps. etc., so We
have made some very TIMELY re-
ductions in our fousecleaning Depart
mcnt. Get your ''amniunitlon" this week
to wage war against the insect, and save
money. q
Roach Traps. .13c.
(Ncw thing-catches them every time.)
Extra Large Bottles Carbolic Acid. .19c.
c. s.. the best diyinsctant made. ". .23c.
Dalmatian 1nsectl riowder, large boxes,
22c.
Pow der Guns. .s...........9 &c.
Gum Camphor, pee D. D..............42 .42c.
lib. cans Moth CamPtor. pc.
Large boxes Moth Balls. lls..............7c.
Peterman's Roach Food. 3 sizes. Re-
duccd to 12c., 2lc. and SOC.
Phosphorous Paste. ,...............14 .14c.
DEAD SURE for he'd bugs. ....... Use.
Destroys them Instantly
Sulphur Candles. .1Sc.
Evening star., 1895-04-26
Boys Shoes.

Boys Shoes.
Only want a trial-that's all. We know
what's required in Boys Footwear to give
satisfaction. We please the boys and you
too. They like the style-and comfort-you
like the worth and cost. Guaranteed.
Boys Furnishings.
Underwear. Hosiery. Handkerchiefs. Gloves.
Neckwear. Shirts. Outing Shirts and
Collars. CUFFS. Stur Shirt Waists
The Star Waists the best. Nobody con.
tradicts that. Nobody can sell them in the
District except us. We're the agents-and
we've got the entire line-thousands Of
dozen-hundreds Of patterns-75c. to s1.75.
No waists that are worth anything are any
less.