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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-07-14
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-Ex-Gov. Horatio Seymour, of New
York, dictates all his correspondence. His
hands are too weak to permit him to write
much.
Secretary of the Navy Hunt, like
the fine old-school Southern politician that he
is, has al his soma in Office, in one department
or another
Col. Robert E. Blaine, cousin of the
Secretary of State, is a candidate for the Re.
publican nomination for the Ohio State Senate
from the Lancaster district.
Secretary Lincoln, who has charge
of the $1OO,0UO appropriation for tho York.
town Centennial monument, will order the
work to DO done Immediately.
The Governor of Massachusetts, is
generally obliged to listen to all the college
commencement speeches delivered in New En-
gland. The party opposed to him can afford
TO express sympathy.
The South is not only in the front
rank but we'll ahead In It's demonstrations of
loyalty and devotion to the stricken President.
Kentucky's Governor is the first to order a day
OF fasting aud prayer for Garfeld's recovery.
Gov. Pillsbury, Lieut.-Gov. Gill
man and Judges Berry, Clark and Die kinson,
OF Mi:ncsota. Dre all natives Of New Hamp.
shire. Daniel Webster once said that the Gran
lite State was an excellent State to be born in.
-Vassar has one smart girl who will
In the hereafter be heard Of In women's rights
societies. She descI ibed ''straw" as being q
hollow thug with tcn-ccnt man On one end
of 1t and . twenty cent drink on the other
end.
-Chas. Godfrey Leland Hans Brett
mann) is Of Massachusetts parentage. His
father removed from that State to Philadel-
phia, where he became a prominent merchant.
Mr.. Leland was educated at Princeton College
and in Germany.
The circuses Of late have gained
some incidental advertising, but at large cost
Barnum has lost a valuable car by fire, Coup
has had train wrecked, Coles tents were
shredded by whirlwind aud Forepaugh's
elephants killed u valuable trained horse.
-Ex-Speaker Randall says that the
most remarkable thing he has found in JefTcr-
sons writings is his expression that the had
rather live under newspapers without govern
ment than under government without news
papers," That saying, considering the small
circulation and wealth of the press in his day,
was propetic as it was radical.
Adam Wilkes is not ugly. yet he
has mania for hiding his face. He engaged
q potter to enclose his head in an earthenware
globe, which fits rather snugly around his
neck. and has spprrturcs corresponding with
his eyes, nose aud mouth. Wearing this pro-
lection against the gaze of the people, he has
for Q month wandered through Indiana.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-07-14

To srchttects, builders and owners we can
offer great Inducements In MsKBLEIzED lHoy
MANTLEs AND CRATES. Our iron mantels are
preferred to marble, slate or any other material
that can BE- used for mautel. They are chesp-
or, more durable, and ornamental, and need
only 10 be seen To BE- seen to be appreciated.
Send for catalogue and price list. Sale and sam
pie room, 1Ol and 7U3 v. Nsin 81. 81. Louis, Mo.
B. HORTON 4 CO.,
Manufactures OF MaBt. Is aud Grates.
We nlso manufacture the celebrated cook
stove GENERAL" for wood or coal first
premiums awarded six years In succession &C
st. Louis Fairs); together with full line OF
Cook and Heating Stoves.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-07-14

In the Half Breed and Featherhead
caucus last Friday, the withdrawal OF
Depew was read-he alleging the duty
of making concessions on all sides.
The caucus then nominated Warner
Miller as candidate for the long or
Plat term, and E. B. Lapham for the
COnkling seat.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-07-14
No Hospital Needed.

No palatial hospital needed for Hop
Bitters patients, nor large. salaried talented
buffers to tell what Hop Bitters will do OF
cure, as they tell their own story By their GER
tain and absolute cures at home.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-07-14

WEEKLY.
ONE DOLLAR PER ANNUM.
The Weekly Republican contains the
cream Of all the news Of the Daily and
Tri- Weekly editions, and is especially ed
tied to supply the wants of country read
ers. In order that there can be no excuse
for not having it on account of cost, we
place the price ut One Dollar per year.
All subscriptions are payable in advance,
and discontinued at the end of time paid for.
How TO SEND MONEY.
Remittances may be made by draft, money
order, or registered letter, at our risk. Give
PosT-osFICE address in fall, including State
aud ctsIntv. and address
GEORGE KNAPP & CO..
ST. LOUIS NO.
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D. HOEBER.

n"Nn1Snsnes now before n. public.
You San make noI~y faster at
hvlkN II work for us than at wything else.
0ANS - Capital not required We VIM
start you. Sl2 q day and upwards Z.
made nt home by the industrious. Men, wonicn, ID,
boys and riyis wantpf everywhere to work for >.
New is the tins. Ton can devote yonr whole tin,~
to the work, or only your spare moments. n" 9th
er bur iHess viii pay yoo pvariy o. we'll No one.
willing TO work can fail to make enormous pay by
engaging ~ once. Costsy Onint and terms free. a
great opportunity for making money easily aud hon
orably. Address TRUE h Co. Augusta. Maine.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-07-14
THE MISSOURI REPUB.
LlCAN.
A JOURNAL FOR THE PE0rL1
Subscription Prices of the Repu Lcan

Subscrlptl0n PrlceS OF the Repu 9ucHn.
DAILY,
BY mail, postage free:
Including Sunday, per year 90
Without Sunday, per year. IL 90
TRI-WEEKLY,
Mondays. Wednesdays and Fri
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DIR. METTAUR.S
n e A b A c NE Pills

BEAD CHE PILLs
Cure most wonderfully 81 . very short time both
PERSIA In its worst forms. cleansing the body of
excess e OF Die. producing regular healthy action
a fun size box OF these valuable PILLS With fuu
directions for complete cure. mailed 10 any aai-
dress on receipt Of nine threecent POSTAGE stsmpg
For sale by 81 druggists IT IS cents.
TESTIMONY OF THE CLERGY:
Rev. THOMAS GUARD, one OF the most emineu,
clergymen IN the country. pastor Mount vernon
d. E. Church, Baltimore Md:
nave no hhesitston In assuring you that DR.:
beneficial to me.
Yours truly, THOMAS GUARD.
Rev. IHoMAs GAkeLk- pastor II. z. Church. HIS
/ have tried Dr. NyrrAuR,s HEApAoBx puss
with great benefit i am new seventy-nine years
old, and have been subject TO Constipation q num-
Der Of years 1Osr Pills have acted 80 pleasanty
Wapt 10 fss,,f f yo nfs. ne come to Baltimore
Yours truly. THOMAS GAMBLE.
Rev. LEWIS a. THrREKrED pastor NJ. X. Church.
Waterbury, Md:
gave DR.. HRTTAuB's HEADACHE Pills 10 a
man who was IN bed with bad attack OF BIIiorS
Fever, and in two dsys he was out attending tohiS
Respectfully. LEWIS A. THIREKIKD.
Rsy.I e. PETEEs. psstor NJ E. Church, Urhanau Va !.
ACHE PrIIs, and found them most bensf,cisr
Please send me another box
Yours truly. I. Z. PETERS.
Rev. 9. Y; HOBBS, pastor d.. Il. Church. Pied
have given my wife. who ia sufferer from Head
eche, On. METTAUR's HEADACHE IILLs, and one
dose OF the Pills has Always cured her.
Yours truly. GEO. W. HOBBS.
BROWN CHEMICAL. CO..
fel2-eo soiefropristOrs, Baltimore, Md.
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MASONIC ELECTION washington Command
cry No. l. Knights Tenplar, elected at Masonic
Temple last evening, the following officers
for the ensuing Templaf year: Sir William j.
Stephenson, eminent commander; Sir William
G. BLOCK, generalissimo; Sir William g. Moore,
captain general; Sir Daniel Mcfarland pre-
late; Sir A. III. Tubman, senior warden; Sir
W. g. Henderson. junior warden; Sir John
Keyworth, treasurer; Sir Warren Fl. Orcutt
recorder; Sir Charles Shelser, warden; Sir J.
W. Cromwell, standard bearer; Sir 81. 0.
Towles. sword bearer: SIrs j. Ii. Olcott, o. s
FiImin, and L. III. Eenry. guards: Sir W. e
COX. sentinel; Sir James z. Wnlett, trustee 10
serve for three wears
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QUART buckets Howson's Ice cream, SIS cts.

ONLY MONDAY AND TUESDAY you can buy at
II. Goldscbmid's mammoth department store,
No, sl2 7th street, between and northwest,
New York roller skates with the latest improve
menis only s.. So pair; Saxony Queen fruit
plates decorated with gold, fruit and flowers
goplets, four different styles, only so cents per
dozen, worth from 81 to $685. bouquet holders
only cents, worth 10 cents; glass butter
dishes with cover only 10 cents, worth 20 Cen IS;
fine perfume5 toilet soap only cents a cake; a
decorated cup and saucer, Chinese pattern,
only 90 cents. worth So cents; great reductions
In tinware, also in the latest designs Of baby
carriages.
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LiebiS Co.'s Arnicated Extract of Witch

II consider the best In the market" says
Prof. John M. Carnochan, MD. "Has pro-
tice than any other of the numerous articles In
the market says Prof. Egbert Guernsey, MD.
Cannot afford to be without your elegant and
thoroughly satisfactory preparations for
single day." says Prof M. w. Noxan, MD.
Hundreds of equally emphatic endorsements
from leading physicians Of New York CITY,
Cures piles, hemorrhages, Catarrh. Salt Rheum,
rheumatism and affections of the Eyes Sold In
fly cents and dollar sizes.
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Lfebis Co.'s Coca Reef Tor

Prof. {. NJ. Hale, author Materla Medica New
Remedies: Professor at Chicago Medical Col.
lege, recommends Coca for bad taste In thu
mouth, furred and coated tongue, dryness oil
organs, collie. constipation. Intellectual urging
to stool and tiatulency. ut Is superior to any
tonic l have used or prescribed" says Prof
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-16

WHIPPING carpets necessarily will wear and
tear them By our new machines no beating
10 wear or tear the carpets. Prices lower and
work done better than any other concern IN
washington. A. FL. Chace 4 Bro, 6i6 Louis
lana avenue.
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SILKS.
DRESS GOODS.
SILKS.
DRESS GOODS.

Summer silke. 4s cts, 50 cts, IS cts, 60 c.s :,
rs cts.
All " DOL Ohudda Cloth, IS cts.
Co0red SILKS for rim ming. 80 cts.
Colored all silk Damaeses 81 per yard.
Roman Stripes for Trimming.
Plaids for Trimming. BrocadeS for Trimming.
Colored Dress Silks all the new shades.
Black Dress Silks. q, 81. ~ 81: rs. S137 81 so.
Fine all wool Black Cashmetes, 81 cts. so Cts, SIS
cts, 60 cts.
Colored Lace Bunting. 1873 cts present value Csc.
Colored Monte Cloth Dress Goods. Is cts.
Plain Mohair DRESS Goods, 12H cts
Cloth for Boys Spring Suits Is cts 81 cts so cts
Black Satin Damaa a 81, ~ T. $l;0, $l.60.
Ladies' Cloth in Cream Shades, etc.
PARASOLS
Newest styles. Plsin and Fancy Handles 81 %.
Sl.60. Sits. "a. 50 rs, 81. 81, ~. rs. 50.
Spring styles of Brussels and Ingram Carpets 25,
81, 30, 90. rs, 30. 50. 80. 800. 81.
g. M. T0WSON,
030 Pennsylvan1a avenue.
sp9 South side. near 9Th 81. and Center Market:
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CRUELTY TO ANIAALS--This morning, In the
Police Court, marketman named Benjamin l..
Holland. who lives near the Ith street road
was charged with cruelty to animals In driving
horse which was unfit for labor. Officer
Dubois testified that he saw this man at the
center market with horse attached TO a
wagon, ard that the horses hoof5 were cracked
open and bleeding, and the horse was suffering
intense agony AID could not be made to move
until the wagon was pushed against him. Other
witnesses testified TO the pitiable condition OF
the animal. The court said that some OF these
people get an old horse and work him, without
any regard TO his condition, and IL arrested
plead poyefy as an excuse and shield for their
conduct, as was The case here: and he would
impose fine In this case TO let them know tn 1t
they cannot 90 this. 4 fine OF $40 or thirty
days was imposed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-16

NEW BUILDING ASSOCIATIoN--The Washing
ton SIX Per Cent Permanent Buil1tag aSsocia-
ICE has organized. by the election o. the fol-
sewing Officers; Chas. Herman. president; Geo.
C. Walker. vice president; Gustav Hartig, trea-
suTer; Leonhardt EckeTt, secretary; Il. II.
Bergman. assistant secretary; ChaS. Graf,
John Walker. ST., VIM. Berger, ChaS. DiSmer
E J. Sachs, Hugo KaSdler, ChaS. Mueller and
II StteOelInV board of directors
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-16
so DAYS, Trial Allowed.

We send DR.. Dyes celebrated Electro voltac
Belts, and other electric appliances, on trial for
nervous debility, lose vitality and kindred
troubles guaranteeing speedy relief and COM
piete restoration OF vigor and manhood. Illus
uated pamphlet free. Address
NOLTAIC BELT CO., Marshall Mich.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-16
LOCAL NEWS.
Condensed Locals.

Street lamps will be lighted at I:O5 o. n and
extinguished at 9:25 o. ~.
"F. c. w. sends 81 for the destitute German
tunist.
The Ladies Aid society Of the Metropolitan
Presbyteria church. 4th and b streets south
east, are happy In the 1nal success of their
special effort, and tomorrow the people OF
that church and congregation will sit on a
bright, new carpet, all paid for.
The George Leary has changed her time,
though not the days OF sailing. On Saturday
the boat leaves at p. M, and on Tuesdays and
Thursdays at $50 p. m.
certificate of death has been filed la the
health office for Eda Coleman, coIOred, Il2
years OF age; birthplace. SpotsylvanIa county.
Va, " no has lived 10 years In this city.
At recent meeting Of the post graduate class
OF the National University, Frank ID. Thoma-
son, OF Syracuse, n. Y. was elected class
orator to represent the class In the forthcom-
ing commencement
The docket OF the District supreme Court, for
contains lis cases, among which is the
habeas corpus case OF Samuel Perry, growing
out of the North Carolina exodus, and the
habeas corpus case OF Capt. j. II. Walker,
alleged TO be insane.
]. ShlIington sends the Young ladies' Jour
nal for May.
The advertisements OF sales at auction VIII be
found on the third page.
See notice of proposed new building associa-
nesday, 20th instant.
For SPRING WEAR.-Black satin merveilleux
Surah silks, brocades In silks and satins polka
dot satins sty fish dress goods from 25c to $780,
Novelties In parasols and sum- umbrellas, fancy
close prices FOR cash. Tyler Chewing, 9ls
9Th street northwest
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DILls PHRsu PuEs,s

a SURE OUR1 FOUND AT LAST. no OND
NEED SUFFER-.
sure sqss for Tie blisd Nssdins Issh4ns snH
nAms (an Indian remedyl, caIod Or. Wuhamf
Indian 0ntment. ans1s bog h.s cas.d ths
No one need suaer ave minutes sftsr sppsylne tkls
wonderful soothing nedt1lne. Lot5o1A xngeEQ-
WiiEamss Ointment sbsprhs the tuporl. ahays -
intense itching (pardcular1y q n1ehf 80 eSeo1l
s:in'ss rsisa "a |. gi:esTsd SsE Tor Eiss. -
81 ii dr1esis6i and ~, e pan On Ess1g4 g
1ssaE Wssbinston. DO. fsblS-so-lp
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS

n I; Q: o. F.-The members Of COVENANT
S~S LODGE, No Is. are hereby notified TO meet
at the ball. Congress street, Georgetown D. o., on
SUNDAY AFTERNOON. the 17th instant at two
O'CLOCK for the purpose Of attending the funeral of
our late Brother. VIM. III. RITTER. Members of
sister Lodges are fraternally invited to attend.
BY order JAO. II. DARNE,
IT. Secretary.
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HowsoNs Ice cream. s.. 25 a gal. 1lO4 12th st. t

WASHINGTON FISH MARKET.-Sold by r. A.
Golden, agent, since our last report:-30. Goo
herTings, from 50 to s12 per thousand; 5000
shad. from sl2 TO $50 per hundred: 800 punches
OF rock and perch, from 20 TO 50 cents per
bunch.
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CITY ITEMS.
On All Festive Occasions
WHEN FRIENDS ASSEMBLE

WHEN FRIENDS ASSEMBLE
For social enjoyment, and particularly during
the holidays. when people delight To exchange
social greetings and renew pleasant memories,
conv1vlality ia greatly promoted by glass OF
HUB Punch" This admirably prepared sub
stitute for q punch, brewed impromptu, con-
ted sugar, and is delightful either with hot or
Iceo wafer lemonade or milk. Replenish your
sldeboards with 1t OF Grocers. Druggists and
2 WINE Mercaanta Price si.25 bottle
Chances,
no hot let your chances
Like sunbeams pass you by"
But send 81 to the Commonwealth Distribution
next drawing april soth) Where you viii have
chance at l 800 prizes and perhaps draw $50 600.
Address R. Nj. Boardman, Courier journal
Building, Louisville. Ky.
Dir. Dupars's Pile Remedy
IhIsls no common remedy, gotten up TO make
money, but ts the result OF years of study and
experience. 1t Ia extensively used in Europe
ana America. For years the medical profession
have tried TO find remedy to cure piles. DR..
Dupare claims to have found the only remedy
that Will cure them.
WONDERFUL CURE.
was so afflicted with piles that was unable
to sit or stand, and my suffering was very great.
used one box Of your remedy and 1t cured me.
MRS, D.. 3s2 Cross street.
Price so cents. For sale at Western Medical
Depot, GIG w. Baltimore St, and druggists.
WNbOr's Compound of Pure Cod.Liver
OH and Lime. The advantage OF this compound
OF the OH is entirely removed. and the whole
rendered palatable. The offensive taste of the
Oh has long acted as great objection to It's
use; but In this form the trouble Is ohviated.
host of certificates might be given here to test,-
~ to the excellence and success OF "WiIbor's
Cod-Ltver OIL and Lime;;" but the fact that 1t is
For sale ~ 4. B. Wilbor, Chemist, Boston, and
by all druggists
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SEND bucket for quart Howsons Ice cream,
b cents.
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FREE LUNCH every day. 6l2 Louisiana avenue.
SUppIee Mdnkfn.
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UHEN ANY SEWING MACHINE AGENT
w leaves machine ct your house DO MOI pay oue
can't On Is unt you come hof0and &c what yOu en-
my PRECISELY the salne machine for.
ka1a ucKENNEY, l27 9Th strest.'
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FLOOR MANAGERS.

FLOOR MANAGERS
Mr. eeaton Monroe, Mr. Frederick Mofatt.
ChairmEn. Mr. Samuel Wheeler,
NrF. w Poor, Mr. Br,ce.
MIR GIN. lockwood, Mr.John X Beale,
MI Max Woodruff Mr. Ms. d. peadieton,
Lt.J. A. Buchanan. USA MA A. Adee.
1t W. 81. Slack, USN Mr. Henry Coffey
LtW @ Babcock, USN, Mr.. Randall Hagner,
1t NJ. NJ. Macumb USA, Mr. John Hanna
Mr. Clifford Richardson, DR.. Il. u. Lorlng,
Mr.. W. Writ Wilson. MI John Y. Mercer
Mr. George Morris. Mr.. Harry Thompson.
Mr. woodbury. BAR, MI. Anthony Addison,
Mr. Frank H. Howe. Mr. Frank Macarthur,
Mr. j. 81. Maeruder. Gen George ". Clarke,
Mr. Charles Gait. Lit VIM. +. Edserton, Ush
MID Buck Beale, LIE Qusltroush, USa
Mr.. Tosson Caldwell. Lt.w Butter, USA,
r.Edward Stephens, 1t Frank Hobbs, USA.
MT. Philip Ely, 1t Hamilton Rowen. USN
LtR g. Davenport, USA Ii. Carroll Mercer, USMC
Mr.James NJ. Johnston. Gen. y. II. Robertson.
Mr. Walker Blaine. Mr.J. Willy Aulick,
MI. r. W. Goode, Mr.. Randall Webb.
Mr. F.V. Robinson, Mr. !. N. Burritt
MI. James Muse. 1t Fred'k Collins. UsN,
Mr. h b. wilkins. Capt III O. Taylor. UsN.
Mr. j Johew, LtFrancis Winslow, USh
Mr.. Frank Nice, Mr. William Hid,
MIR. Lee Phillips, Mr. Chas. W Dorsey.
Mr.. VIM. Tayloe snyder. MIR III O. Swayne.
Mr.. Andrew Allen. Mr.Shubrick Clymer,
MIR. Mayhem Platter, Mr. Aulick Palmer
MI. J. A. Gordon, Mr.. Robert Beale,
MI Harrison Il Dodge, Mr. Herbert Wordsworth.
MT. Benjamin Miner, Mr.. A. III hlliott,
Mr. Charles CropleY, Mr.. Richard Smith.
MIR Edwin Forrest, Mr.. Andrew d. Wilcox.
Tickets. admitting gentleman and tive ladies. SO
Slpele -.-.....-..........-...... b
Which can be procured from the members OF the
Board Of Lady Visitors, Board of Iirectors ans
Board OF Hospital Administration.
N. B.-No extra charge for Supper
mar31 81, ap117t
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Hats for EaafeP.

Latest Spring styles Silk Hats, 81 and S.;
Nice assortment fine Felt Derby's, 50 to 50:
The very best Soft and Stiff Dollar Hats made;
New stock Boys and Children's, dark and light
Felts, and mixed Straws, at popular Prices"
at LhwIs' Popular One Price Store" 92O 7th st.
northwest Q
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HEMPIER, near AZ street. tits the eyeiight
properly.
ROLL gold bracelets, nickel chains aud silver
watches at Prigg's. 45T PENNSYLVANIA ave
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-16

HowsoN's ice cream-speclal rates TO fas-
tiyaIS Gc
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Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup IS the pre-
scriptton OF one 0f the best female physician:
and nurses in the United States, and has beer
used for forty years with never failing success
by millions OF mothers for their children.
relieves the Child from pain, cures dysenterJ
and oiarrhoa, gripping In the bowels and Wint
collie. BY giving health to the child 1t rests The
UOJAeT. fTlce 70 Genus D0ttie. m,W,S
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Young Mems, ROys' and Children's
Clothing,
fly, ard the very lowest prices. as hundreds
will testify who deal with us constantly year
after year. NOAH WALKER & Co., 625 Pennsyl-
vania ave.
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thing.
TIRE DISPLAY at Saks d Co.'S to-day is OF
very superior order. The establishment has
been thronged ali day, and 1t is a sight worth
seeing. Tonight It will look especially attrac.
tive, and all are advised to take look at It. +
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.-At the Queens
town Drove Yards, Wednesday. ION the Metro
politan Branch. b. & o. II. r.. three miles from
the city-LewiS D. Means. proprietor), 800 head
OF cattle were offered. OF which all were sold to
butchers, at sNasA per 10. $50 sheep and
sheep 5a6'4 per H.; lambs Gallo; and so left
unsolo; clipped sheep sla5L. Cows and calves
brought sl5as45. The state OF the market was
falr.
BRADBURY pianos and organs, so superior In
struinents 10 select from. for sale or rent, at
factory prices Rents applied on purchase
from 81 TO $40 per month. F. G. SIniJn, 1903
Pennsylvania avenue.
TIE !. o. o. F. ANNIvEasARY.-Tbe sub-com.
mittee on arrangements for the anniversary
exercises OF the ODD Fellows on the 10Th instant
last night decided not TO take measures for OBJ
serving the anniversary, In view OF the fact
that the monument to the late Frederick ID
stuart would De dedicated on Decoration Day.
The Uniform Patriarcbs, however. VIII have a
dramatic entertainment and sOciable on the
evening Of the anniversary-2Sth Instant
LEGENDARY FIRE IN SCHOOL H0UsE.-The
alarm OF fire struck last night from box 70
about O'Clock, was for fire In the Chamber
lain (colored) school house, q frame structure
East street, between 18th and 26th streets
The FIRE department responded quickly, but did
not go into service, as the fre was soon put
out by hremen, citizens and police. Damage.
ABOUT tl5. The fire Is supposed to have been
OF incendiary origin.
ELECTION OF TRUSTEES The Presbyterian
vpeIcn elected last night the following board
" S uusfsss for the ensuing year: Messrs. w. w.
GUS, W. ". Winship, Russell Bruce, Fl. p.
Shoert. g. c. Wells. s. T, Brown. r. M China
hoSeit y. Ienney and L. T. Frey.
poxsx S,,, rvs by canal. boat n. c. W.
TEE COAL TRADE-TWenty-thrae hoo,s ,oe,
Sumperiana THURSDAY with asia 0s tons OF
coal as IolioWs: For Georgetown, Consolidation
company, 1.03.o9 tons; Borden comnany
s09oa tons; j. Pagrew 6 Co., 55aO7 tons. For
Alexandria, Georges Creek Company. III. os
tons
". see notice under Georgetown adyertise-
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