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EULocIEs TO MR. BLAND.
The House Suspends Business q,
Honor His Memory.

MS bFNtNENs
At O'Clock pursuant 10 an order made
some weeks-ago. the House suspended pub
lie business and listened TO euIogies upon
The life. services. and character of The late
Richard p Bland. for more than twenty
years a Representative from Missouri.
Mrs Bland. her son. and daughter were
present and listened TO the addresses.
The list OF speakers for the occasion in
cluded Ncssrs. De Armoud. Clark. Bar
tholdt Burton. Pearce. Lloyd. Joy. Robb
Dougherty. Shackleford Cochran. Eandi-
yer CCOuey, Rucker, and CCwherd. Of
Missouri; Lauham of Texas. Terry and
MeRae Of Arkansas, Hitt Cannon Hop
kius. and j. r Williams Of Illinois;
PeirCe and Richardson OF Tennessee. Gros-
venor OF Ohio Cummings and Sulzer Of
New York. Jones OF Virginia. Smith OF
Kentucky and Bell % Colorado
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survivors to Give a Hon.

The Survivors Association Of the Dis
War viii give an entertainment and hop at
typographical Temple as G Street, on
Easter Monday evening April 16. The
proceeds Of the entertainment Will be de
voted to the relief of the association.
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Mrs. Hoffman on Temperance.

Mo. viii speak for the Woman s
Christian Temperance Union tomorrow
afternoon at O'Clock in the First Congre-
atioual Church. Mrs. Hoffman Is a ma
tional officer Of the ". Q. T. a. Tt is said
that she has been most successful in her
lecture work everywhere possessing much
versatility and eloGuence. Her subject to-
morrow viii be Our Legacy 10 The Flu
ftfra 90
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THE AsHANTEE REVOLT.
All Tribes save That Of HeI<uai Nov,
Under Arms.

AGRA. British Gold Coast Colony. April
G.-The situation on account OF the tribal
troubles. is unchanged An unofficial rU-
NOR from Kumassi reports that all me
Ashantee tribes are under arms. The
King Of Bekwai alone is loyal 10 the Bit
ish.
II is believed that the uprising Of the
tribes is due TO a report that the Golden
Stool has been found and that the British
Governor. Sir Frederic HodgsoD, is trying
to get possession OF IT,
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EVIDENCE OF A PLOT.
Report That Others Knew of Sipido' :
MurderOus Intention.

LONDON, April THE Morning
Posts CORY vspondent at 3ruGs is says he
learns that the magistrate having charge
OF the Investigation into SipidOs attempt
to shoot the Prince Of Wales is following
clew which win probably give a totally
different aspect TO the matter than tha.
hitherto borne by IL. II is said that Sipidn
was accompanied to the railway station
by several persons, who were aware Of
his intention TO attempt 20 Kill the prince.
and who watched the attack.
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THE GERMAN FLAG IN SAMOA.
The Imperial CoIors Raised Over
Four OF the Islands.

APIA Samoa. March Il tvia san Fran
cisco. April THE German imperial rag
was raised over the islands Of UpoIu
Nanouo. Afolima. and Savii. on March
The ceremony took place I'm front OF the
Government house ar NulinuU. Fully coo
natives. besides all the foreign residents
we're present.
All vessels IN the harhor displayed the
national CClOrs. and at O'Clock in the
morning a detachment Of blueiackets from
the German man-Of-war CCruoral landed
and marched at the head Of a biz pro,cs-
sion. The Governor Dr. SOl- made an ad-
dress, declaring the islands German co.
ouy and a proclamation was lfep read
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nr. tod. Coinr to Np,Ic.

BRUSSELS Arrl III is believed here
shat Dr Leyds. he Transvsal diplomats
agent. intends TO 20 to Naples 10 meet the
Beer Pe0ce Commissioners. Fishc-. Wei
m3rer- and Wessels no are due there
next Tuesday.
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Government Robbery Charges.

NEWARK. y. J.. April Victor Germ.
a sergeant in the Fifth United States Ar
tfuery. was arrested last night II is al
legged that Tor a year past he has been
robbing the Government 0f from $50 To
$50 a month by forging orders for supplies
IN the COmmissary Department. Ue was
married here few days ago
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A BRITISH LINER SUNK.
All Hands saved and Taken to Cape
Town.

Town.
LONDON. April "A dispatch TO the
Exchange Telegraph Company from Cape
Town says a cattle boat eoIlided with aud
sank the liner Mexican. The Mexican was
sunk when two days from Cape Town. She
collided with the transport Wngdeid
which was carrying remOunts for the
troops in South Africa A thick fog pre-
vailed AT the time, and the Mexican was
running al half speed. All the passengers
and crew. including Sir Charles Roderick
Hunter, as well as most of the letter
mails. were saved and taken to Cape Town
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LONDON. April 7.-Tbc War Ofee re-
ports twenty-four deaths from enteric dis
eases in the various hospitals. and one
death from wounds from March - to
April :.
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State Department officials profess TO he
surprised over the reports from Shanghai
that the American. British. German. and
French minis els at Pekin have united In
a notc % the Chinese Government serving
notice that the powerful anti-fOreign So
ciety known as The Boxers mus, be
suppressed within two months and that a
refusal to comply with this demand viii
be followed by the landing OF military
forces Of the four powers in the Shantung
Peninsula and the nOr,Eern provinces OF
China.
a Times reporter was informed that no
Information TO that effect had come from
MIR. Ccuger. the United States Minister at
Pekiu He had special instructions. a high
Official said to avail himself il necessary
OF the services Of the guuboat Wheeling
which as published at the time had been
sent to Tabu. at the mouth Of the Pei-Ho
River. on which Pekin is situated TO pro-
tCCt American missionary interests. II Mr..
CODger desires it he may have the marines
and bluejaCkgtS OF the Wheeling proceed
TO Fokin TO guard the American legation
but he had not Informed the Department
that this had been done.
Mr.. Conger has general instructions TO
avoid being a party TO collective diplomat
ic action and for that reason the officials
are inclined 10 doubt the story that he
joined in an Identical note Of a threaten
ing character with the French Eng ish.
and German representative. AS 10 land
ing a large force OF American troops to
suppress the Boxers the Administration
has not heard anything from Minister
CCEgCr or General Otis suggesting such a
course. The officials say it has not even
been considered.
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Z DUCAL VISITOR.
Philadelphia Preparing 60 Entertain
ChUrphmnu-

PHILADELPHIA. April The Duke 9s
Newcastle ViH visit iris city shortly ef or
Easter Preparations Co entertain ain
were made yesterday al NEE ing o.
clergymen and lsymen OF the Ep,s-orsI
Church, If being decided 20 give o. 5in-er
in honor OF she EngIishnJu'z vf IL.
His Grace is oUe Of che most P-oEi-
nent laymeE OF the Church o. Erglird-
He is vice president Of the Eng. 81
Church Union. and Is the highest peer o.
the realm actively engaged in church work
His Tuuifcerce in lJilLiug the magnif-
cent church at Ciumtev Is well kn0Wu in
church circles.
The Duke is desirOus Of meeting The s.
tinEuishrd chuTrhMen Cl AmeIica.
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WOMEN FIGHT A DUEL.
\ Contestant Seriously Wounded at
the EitN nf MrNicn

CITY OF MEXICO April "A duel was
fought Ia the outskirts Of Ire city Thurs
day hy Two women connected with prom
ineut fan ilics OF thc cauital Pistols were
the weapons and one Of The participants
was seriously wounded
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A BATTLE AT JoUBITAL.
JiggiGa. Governor Of Harar. Defeats
His MusSuIEman tsmenN.

PARIS. April a desP--,h from jon
bial states thar. as rssu,, or a religious
war there was a L-,Ie on March 10 in
which Jigr.E5 TIE C--is ian Governor Of
Hdrar. ives victorious
Two thousand NUssu. IrSUs we're killed
King NereIek VIII g-ed Ie-enf0-cCmerts
I'D Tho ruu,hr- a. coo
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BRUSSELS, April The police have
ascertained The names OF all CT wouid-be-
aaasssin Sipido's cC-nraLi0gs AT The rail-
way station and VIII bring them before a
magistrate today. SeveuaI members OF the
AvaUt Gardc Social.ate viii aiso be crm-
pelIcd 20 appear.
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DUBLIN, April The Queen drove
through Phoenix Park. where 81 .0O0 school
children were assembled 10 greet h7r tAis
afternoon. The weather 'yas beautiful
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LONDON. April stephen Crane. the
author. who was reported as being seri-
ously in yesterday, is much better today.
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q deepat n was received sd she Navy De-
psrtment tais morning announcing the de
parture oI the Texas fr1m Key West to
Bermuda TIE Texas IS on her way TO join
The vessels OF the North Atlantic sqc.sC:rOu
rev c- route 10 Hampton Reads
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LOSSES At RBDDHROBURG
Only Seventeen Out Of Six Hundred
British Soldiers Escape.

The Casualties of April and Re
ported ny General Roberts-POrter
Reconnoitres aud Disperses One
Hundred and Fifty Beers Near
Leeuw Kop-CIemeHts' Command
Arrives at BIoemfontein in Good
CondItiOn-Lmdybrnu and Thn-
bnnchu Desirable Sources of
FOrHge-PrisOncrS Exhibited at
Pretoria Encourage TransvHnlers.
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The President today sen, The following
nominations TO the Senate
To be United States uaFshal of thc Eastern dis
trict OF Pennsylvania
JOHN L. ROBINSON
70 be postmaster ~ Miami. Fla.-
HENRY c. BJ DGE
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AdmirnI srhIcx nt Ccnro. 1rn.iI.

The Navy Department received a des-
patch from Admiral Schley yhts morning
announcing the arrival Of his gsgship Chi
csgo. and the Montgomery. an Coaro.
Brazil.
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QUAY CASE MONDAY.
NO Senator Prepared TO Speak on Ihe
Subject To-day.

In the Senate today, Mr.. Chandler ask
ed to have the Quay resolution laid before
the Senate. but finding that there was no
Senator prepared 10 speak today he con-
ssnJed that IL should go over tin Mon
day, giving Doi-e. however. that he would
then expect Senators who desired 10 speak
TO be PREPARED 20 do 50 and Jhac he would
then ask TO have day fixed for q vote On
the resolution
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APACHES MAKING RAIDS
Redskins Raidi2S Pinery Canyon
in Galliura Mountains.
4 Young Woman Brings the News TO
Fort Grant, Arizona-CHvalry De-
PrOspectOr Attacked and Wound
cd--A Right with Them Expected.

TUCSON. Ariz., April With her pony
covered with a white lather Of sweat, his
TANKS dripping blood under the urging Of
spurs. Miss Rhoda Riggs rode into Fort
Grant yesterday and cried out: The
Araches are out"
Then she tainted. She was revived by
some Of the women OF the post and told
story OF an Apache raid through Pinery
Canyon In the Ganiura Mountains and
her ride over tbe mountains 10 Fort Grant
30 summon the cavalry.
Before Miss Riggs had finished her story
the bugles were sounding and troop Of
cavalry was riding out of the post to take
the back trail TO Pinery Canyon
Miss Riggs reported that on Wednesday
q band OF Apaches, wearing war b0npets
and covered with war paint ambushed !.
ID. Mack. a prospector, who, with his out
IL, vas camped in the canyon Mack sue
ceeded Ia escaping into the mountains,
with an Apache bullet in his side.
The Indians burned his outfit and rode
ch down the canyon. Mack dragged him
self over the mountains 20 Miss Riggs
ranch. four miles away from where he
had been attacked by the painted warriors.
Miss Riggs, who was alCne on her ranch,
dressed his wound as best she could.
mounted pony and rode over the narrow
mountain rTaiI TO Fort Grant where she
told the story Of the outbreak.
When she was restored to consciousness
The pluci-y Young woman insisted upon
mounting fresh horse and returning with
the rear guard Of the cavalry troop 10
put the soldiers on the trail Of the ma
rauders-
Mack. she reported. was shot in the alb
domen and could not recover News OF a
Lght between the marauders and the cav
airy is expected here any minute
No official information h3i bae1 roc5.v-
ed he War Department up 10 3 O'Clock
tL-s a, erEcon IN regard re taa raid % the
ATa-hcd. IL was learned. however. that
such iuf,-u alton would not he ia the na-
ture @! a surprise IS trouble o. this kind
has been scented for some little time.
2 here are stationed az FO-l Grant Ari-
ZC-a. TTCJls A. b. and NJ OF the NIn-h
Cavalry. In all about 300 men. Capt ".
l. Finley is in command C., the FCs5 10 the
absence O. Colonel NcGreg0r.
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PREPARING a STATEMENT
Admiral Dewey 70 Define His Pc
SitiOn in a Few DAYS.

He l. Anxious TO Find the Best Meth
cd OF Telling the whole Country
at the Same Time-DecIares re Il
" Democrat and Wanted TO Vote
for Mr. Cleveland for President.
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A NEW PARCELS POST TREATY
Minister Loomis secures the Con>
NentIon With Nenezueta

CARACAS. Venezuela. April 7.-Presi-
dent Castro has signed and delivered to
the American Minister. Mr. Loomis. the
parcels post treaty between Venezuela and
the United States. which has been under
negotiation for fifteen years. Under the
provisions Of this treaty IL is expected
there viii be an increase in the American
retail trade with Venezuela Of 81 600 0G0
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oy.-eSt Tids ON Carpenters Lists at
FRIENDLY Corner, 9th and \. Y ave nv.
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NorfoIl. s Nya.hinrtnn Sc .ll,oat Q

Delightful trips daily at csc p. 20 old Point
Comfort Newport News. Soriois. and Virginia
Beach. For schedule, see psse Z.
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April anl :. good scr l.uirn tmju foli.uin.s
MONDAY Tickets good On all issiEs except Royal
L.mitld.
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Fence PieLcts- best kind. - cts.
rbs.s sIf NJ. 4 % 5plcss 1uJ perfect L.bbcy q Co.
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SI.:5 To Baltimore and Re SI.25
trrr nin PcnnsNlNnHin RniLrnnh

Tickets on safe saturday aud sunday ApuI
and s. good 90 return until Monday. April ~ All
TRAINS except Congressional Limited.
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Hymns business College. 9Th an: II.
$5-Ccnsus Ogcc Examiuai.on--s5
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ESCAPED FROM PRETORIA.

Adventures of Lieutenant BrOcLie,
Captured 6S the BOerS.
LOURENCO MARQUES. April C.
Lieutenant BrOckie. who escaped with
Captain Haldane aud Lieutenant Lemusi-
er, from Pretoria. has arrived here lie
lost his companions at E.ands River and
ob,ained a situation ar a side station as
a barmsn under an assumed name Event
ualiy, he succeeded in reaching the bor-
der and arrived here all right
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Ask Your druggist for KretoI.

House building MiiiworIS, every
Kind necessaIy ready . use az eth snd y. Y. ave
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Fence Cedar Posts. 25 acrS. eaenssg e
always On haas-Prempt dehya! Libbey s %,
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DEMANDS MADE ON CHINA.
The BONers Must BE Suppressed
within Two Months.

SHANGHAI, April THE British
American, German, and French Ministers
have sent a joint note to the Tsung-Li-
Yamen (the Foreign Ofce) demanding the
suppressio Of the Boxers. the secret so
ciety opposed to foreigners. within two
months. The note states that unless this
is done the governments represented by
these ministers win land troops and march
them to Shan-Tung, in the Province Of
Chilli. in order to protect foreign residents
of that place.
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heavily; bed and dresser trimmed with Napoleon beading; hand pol 9N En ish. Price, SS.V0
 MAHOGANY CURLY BIRCH SUITS Mirror to dresser 2Sx94 pattern French beyel plate. Suit is heavily carved; Has been one of our best sell & f9 af6 CTS. Price, k4U.SW
 GOLDEN OAK sUITs-Full quarter sawed swell front; hand polish and beau-- tfqlly carved Rsattebrn French bsxsl
 GOLDEN QUARTER SUITS Hand polished; elaborately carved 32x 36 French bevel plate mirror; base to dresser AS inches; double swelled frontt 1sz2o; pzgas Bed feet 2 inches high aS El(1
 MAHOGANY sUITs-Dresser full swell front; 30x36 French pattern beve1 plate mirror. The carving Is simple, but it is exceedingly tasty. GN E0
 MAHOGANY sUITs-Three swell drs wers to dresser; dresser and wash stand have claw feet; 2Sx34 French pat tern bevel plate mirror; cast brass pulls-a very beautiful suit. TE m
 cRoTCHED MAHOGANY sGiTs- Dresser 4S inches wide; French pattern bevel plate mirror .30x36; French bevel plate mirror on washstand 16x26; French Psiee' 1sss on dresser and washstand' eC0. 00
 HURLED WALNUT SUITS - Very
 handsome and massive; base of dress- CT 50 inches; French bevel plate mirror 32x36; mirror to washstand 22x26. Bed has large roll foot board. Bed stands feet high. We have frequent calls for handsome Walnut Suits. We have sey- one, hSVsVV
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Price, V'S0
 WHITE ENAMEL IRON BEDS 8 feet and feet sizes. These beds have cast brass knobs; stand 54 inches from the floor; a bed the best of us M ERR need not be ashamed of. Price, Af GS
 ENAMELED ELECTRIC BLUE BED novelty in cheap bed. E essA Price, Vs0V
 WHITE ENAMEL IRON BEDS 3 feet 6 and feet 6 sizes; full brass rods head and front; the foot board is swelled; brass spindle in head and foot. N fesh Price, 0,SV
 BABY BLUE IRON BEDs-Full brass three brass rings and three brass spin dies, with swell foot board; Is E1 k0 5 feet high. Price, Ek,VS
 WHITE ENAMEL AND MOSS GREEN. METAL BEDS-Full brass trimmed has new style vase in place high Price, sO GV
 COLONIAL IRON BEDS in light blue and ivory; nearly the half of the bed is brass; the best laquered brass, 47 En with very. heavy pillar. Price, U ! SV
 BLACK AND COLD BEDs-Some- thing new. The effect is strikinIg; the trimmed; feet 6 inches wide, kE mn feet 6 inches high. Price, &O, VU
 ALL BRASS CANOPY-Can be easily adjusted to any bed. 2i E6 Price, $1S.50 and At'VV
 THE GROWN CANOPY. 09 En Price, Oz,V9
 ALL BRASS BED-4 feet inches wide, feet inches high; IF inch PqSis; PPpiee. with swell foot board 39.75
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MAHOGANIZED HALL CHAIRS With arms; cobbler seat. with H TE hand-painted Cupids. Price, g. sO
 FLEMISH HALL CHAIRS, with Price, k'VV
 FLEMISH OAK HALL CHAIRS-Red leather seat, with bright brass IA TE nails; decorated back. Price, as4' z0
 OLD ENGLISH HALL CHAIRS High back, embossed leather seat and back; rope post and legs. f6 1k Price, 1O'EV
 MALICHITE ARM HALL CHAIRS Upholstered in pebble leather, coach arms; most comfortable Gn m chair Price, kVOV
 HEAVILY CARVED HALL CHAIRS, finished in tobacco brown, red embossed leather seat and back seat is full spring; chair is handsomely 17 kfa carved Price, kiVV
 GOOD-LUCK CHAIRS-In shape of horseshoe; finished in tobacco brown; very unique design is this fk GS1 Price, 1O OV
 ROMAN SEAT HALL CHAIRS Claw feet and carved faces on arms; embossed leather seat and back; fin- ished in Golden Oak. All carving the
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Morris Chairs.

MAHOGANIZED MORRIS CHAIRS Polish finish; claw feet. reversible cushions; the cheapest Morris fa feM Chair on the market Price, C'VO
 IMITATION MAHOGANY MORRIS ionsi an easy chair; frame is f2 m
 GOLDEN OAK MORRIS CHAIRS Has new patent attachment for adjust and it stays there. Chair is fs Efl quartered and polished. Price, sE'0V
 GOLDEN OAK AND MAHOGA- NEED BIRCH MORRIS CHAIRS Claw feet and carved dragon heads on and spring seat. Price, aCS
 SOLID MAHOGANY MORRIS CHAIRS-Large carved heads on arms and claw feet. This chair has the new support for the rod; it is out of the way sas s5%e ssSilS ssaISr. vSrtss. Priss A hand 2750
 SOLID MAHOGANY MORRIS CHAIRS-Upholstere in leather; has adjustable foot rest; hand polisheds claw feet and carved heads 9fA TE on arms. Price, VI' sO
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Furniture Exposition and

mirror in hanging glass 22x32. E0 E(1 Price complete, VZsVo
 SOLID MAHOGANY HALL SEATS AND GLASS-Seat Is 48 inches widet hand work. Hanging Glass has French bevel plate mirror 24x34 Frame Is carved throughout. Price. oE nm complete, UO'oO
 GOLDEN OAK HALL SEATS AND GLASS-Seat is 56 inches wide; has em- bossed leather back; claw. feet and oth- erwise handsomely carved. The Hang ing Glass has large French bevel plate mirror 2Ox4O; frame is one entire piece of artistic carving. Price, Qh m complete, JviVV
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Bedroom Suits.

GOLDEN OAK SUITS-Dresser has French bevel plate mirror 20x24 Suit is well constructed and nicely ea kM
 finished Price, .AU SUITS-Three pieces. Dresser, 24x30 bev- el plate mirror; bed stands feet 2 inches high; washsta,nd 1Sx$S nicely Is something new-the first out this sea- son. The factories are over @6a Ns1 run with orders. Price, Sg.WV Ash is a hard wood, and takes a beauti- full finish. For a medium priced suit we can't offer you anything better: 24x30 French pattern bevel plate mirror; two top drawers, swelled; a dainty bit of carving-not overdone to make 41 Tk suit look shabby: Price, Ga. 10 Base to dresser 46 inches; swell front; 2Sx84 French bevel plate mirror; carved
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Hall Racks.

RACKSE6vai mirror; French bevel plate 18x20; Umbrella Holder in hC
 and box seat Price, iOiVO
 GOLDEN OAK HALL RACKS-Quar- ter Sawed French bevel plate 24x3O; a and carved. Price. lOsVO
 HALL SEAT and hanging glass to match. These two pieces are beautiful ly marked, being the select fekey oak; the seat is 50 inches wide, French bevel
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bevel plate mirror 14za4' Price, 2S.E0
 BIRD'S-EYE MAPLE CHIFFONIERs -Serpentine front, oval French bevel plate mirror 1Sx22; four large drawers and two small drawers; 9I EsSA legs. Price, GG,WB
 SOLID MAHOGANY CHIFFONIERS- 52 inches wide, feet high; has room enough for a small family to store away things; four large drawers, two small drawers and a secret drawer that a burglar can't find; large French bevel plate mirror 1Sx4O. Price, hG. flS1
 BIRD SEIZE MAPLE GHETTO VI HRS Four large drawers, two small drawers and hat box; double swell front; pat tern French bevel plate mir Ef EfA TOT 1Sx30. Price, GEs1V
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TUFTED VELOUR CoUCHEs-Up- holstered in Turkish pattern of Green Velour; has hair top, and Is 09 6f1 beautiful pattern. Price. Z0,JU
 ALL HAIR-TOP LEATHER TUFT- ED COUCHES in Golden Oak, 32 inches wide, extra width; upholstered In best Howell's Leather. n0 h0 Price, UZsVO
 FULL TURKISH COUCHES-All-hair job; best quality of olive leather; 63 steel springs in its make-upi has HaTy rington steel spring, on which hQ 1E Couch rests. Price, oOsiV
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DavenpOrts.

MAHOGANIZED BIRCH DAVEN- PORT SOFAS-Upholstered in 91 m green velour. Price, VVIVV
 GOLDEN OAK DAVENPORTS-Up- holstered in red velour; carved QE m faces on arms. Price. VVsVU
 MAHOGANIZED DAvENPORTS -
 Upholstered in green strip and velour; ;syss sS,ss. feet long. 40.00
 FLEMISH OAK DAVENPORT SO-
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COuCheS.

BOX COUCHES-Upholstere in strip- ed Oriental coverings; a comfortable as well as a handy place to put lE m away things. Price, IJsUU
 CEDAR-LINED BOX COUCHES- You won't need Cedar chest If you get this. It will answer for couch and chest, and holds as much as 1arge- sized Chiffonier. It's upholstered in Ori- faies Priee, cre'0nn'' 28.50
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