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7. II. Carol, Esq, Postmaster OF Mag.
nolia, received q registered package
short time ago containing 1925, but before
it was delivered, aome one managed to
steal it from the Office.
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Oh r. n week in your own town. rs outfits
NOOfree. No risk Everything new. Capt.
tai not required. We win furnirh you every.
thing. Many are making fortunes. Ladies'
make as much % men, and boys ana girls
make great pay. Reader, ifyou want Dus-
the time you work write for particulars to
H. HALLETT CO., Portland, Maine.
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Our sanctum was graced on Monday
last by Rev. M. @. Young and Rev. ]. Il.
Holt. who gave q sciopticon exhibition in
the Town Hall on Monday and Tuesday
nights Of this week.
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Capt. W. F. Loftip, died ct his residence
in TENOR county, on Tuesday the 9TH
inst. Mr.. Loftin was at one time a con.
ductor on the A. an. G. r. r., and be-
sides held other positions Of trust.
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Mr.. Walter Fulford, local reporter Of
The Newborn Neacs, gave US a call yeater-
day. We are well acquainted with this
gentleman, and candily assert that be j.
one of The best newspaper reporters in the
State.
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We are glad to learn that Mr.. James
RI. Robinson, who has, for some time
been quite i'll. is recovering, and we hope
soon to see him on our streets again.
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PTMPLES-

will mail lfree) the recipe fora mple
Vegetable Balm that WIN remove Tan,
Freckles, pimples and Blotches, leav.
Ing the skin soft, clear and beautiful. also In
structions for producing luxnriant growth
OF hair on q bald head or smooth face al.
dress, inclosing 30. stamp Ben Vandelf q
CO. l2Barclay st., n, Y.
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Hon. Geo. II. White, ex-Representative
from Craven county, Is to be married to
Miss Scott, of Columbia, 8. O., on the
ODD of this month.
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The communication from our Halifax
correspondent was received too late for
this Issue, but will appear in our next
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See advertisement Of Watson n Eckel,
Wilmington, N. O., dealers in hides,
wool, cotton, ETC., In another column.
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Fender county is to have new court
house and jail, the cost of which will be
ten thousand dollars.
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The skating rink Is the chief attrac-
ton in the city.
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DEALERS IN

DTSTN business know before the
DLO l. public. You can make money
faster at work for US than ct anything else
Capital not needed We viii start you. ole
day and upwards made at home by the ih.
dustrious. Men, Women, boys and girls wan-
ted everywhere to work for US. Now ID the
time. Yon can work In spare time only or
give your whole time to the business. You eau
live at home and do the work. No other bus
can fail to make enormous pay by engas-
ing at once. Costly Outfit and termes free.
Money made fast, easily. and honorably.
Address True Co., Augusta. Maine.
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The Goldsboro Star,
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY IS, 1882.
LOCAL. NEWS.

Don't fail to see Col. Robinson's
Humpiy Dunn ty tonight.
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FoR SALE. good horse 9 ears old. for
cash, or on time. Apply to this Office.
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The STAR will appear shortly in new
Dress
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FOR ALL MEN REGARDLESS
OF COLOR.

The advocate of LOCAL SELF
GOVERNMENT. In favor of q FREE
BALLOT and FAIR COUNT. II
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Opposes Monopolies.

Believing il to be the duty Of the United
States Government to SEE THAT the
children Of the whole country are
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THOROUGHLY EDUCATED.

Therefore the POST will advcvocate q
NATIONAL
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TRY A BOTTLE OF
Cherokee Cough Cure.

The very thing. Every bottle sells
another. 1t recommends itself. Price %
cents. To be had at all drug stores. Adj
dress MRS. SUE NELSON,
GoldSboro. N. @.
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HIM, sTROUsE.

Odd Fellows Hall, OR Store.
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Alexandra Affair,
for The EVENING STAR.

SCHOOL BOARD.-The city school board met to.
day at the water cOmpany's ONCE, on Prince
street, President SnoWden in the chair Several
trustees reelected at the last meeting of the city
council took again the Oaths OF ONCE The board
made arrangements to provide additional teachers
Tor the Increased number OF pupils OF the public
schools The whole number OF children now at
tending the schools is 1,400 MISUNDERSTANDING
FuNKRAI.-The funeral of the little puptl De-
haven was attended yesterday afternoon 6y the
children Of Lee school, No T. Miss NJ. T. Walsh
teacher. The funeral took place from the rest
dence OF the parents In the southwest suburbs OF
the city, and the funeral services were held at the
village chapel
RAILROAD MEErNa.-The Charlottesville and
Rapidan railroad company held its annual meeting
here yesterday. Col l. w. Reid was chosen presf.
dent, y. s. y. thompson. secretary and treasurer,
Wallace and Barbour directors
HELD FOR HEARIN0.-LeWiS Holt Is held at the
station-house on the charge OF carrying concealed
weapons
YELLING yoR GrIDK-This morning about .
O'Clock the police heard q loud shouting on north
Fairfax street. and proceeding there found resi-
dent OF the upper county who had missed his COM
panions and lost his way and was yelling for q
guide. He was conducted to q hotel
RKPoRTERs NOTES.-The Corporation Court held
session this morning. The Bachelors club OF
pitcher on his marriage with Miss Ada v. McGraw,
on Thursday evening. The mayor yesterday re-
committed james Burnett TO jail. after hearing
evidence in the case OF his assault upon the col
0reQ man Valentine, whose wounds do not permit
him to be present Bail IN $3.50 was required. but
not given. Work upon hanging the new tele-
phone wire has been begun.
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Work Of the secret service DivI.i o,

Work OF the Secret Service Divisi ON.
The report OF the chief of the secret ervice d.
vision OF the Treasury department for the fiscal
year ended June 30th, 1882, shows that during the
year 1856 arrests were made through the efforts Of
the division. Of which the majority were for pass-
Ing, dealing In, manufacturing and possess
Ing counterfeit money. OF the cases tried
1853 persons were sentenced to imprisonment, "a
were acquitted, 81 were discharged, esca ped and
the cases OF the others are pending. The total
amOunt OF the counterfeit money CAPTURED and
secured during the year was &, $50, 12451. The
suppression OF the counterfeit plaques-S0me OF
which are OF perfect workmanship-as regarded as
OF great Importance. The number OF counterfeit
plates. dies, moulds, &C., captured ana secured
The report states that never until the past year
since the Inauguration of q national paper cur.
rency, has q year passed without the appear
ance OF some new counterfeit note on the Treas
ury or national bank Issues. This Is partly
explained by the fact that executive clemency
mas not opened the doors OF the pen1tendafies to
the skilled counterfefters confined there, also to
the close surveillance exercised by the division
over those who have served out their sentences
and are now at liberty.
Counterfeiting OF the trade and Bland dollars.
also the subsidiary silver cOins Is increasing
largely, and the dimculttes attending the detec.
ton OF parties circulating this spurious coin are
hear by gear increasing, owing 20 the close atten-
ton paid Dy the c0unter6tter 70 the mixing OF his
metals and the plating Of the coin.
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Wall Street To.dax-

EASY MONEY MARKET AND STRONG STOCK MARKETS.
NEW YORK, Nov. 1S.-The Posts financial article
says: The money market is easy at Sac per cent
for call loans on stocks, and per cent on United
States bonds. Time loans and prime mercantile
paper are unchanged In the loan market for
stocks the lending shares are carried at 4a5 per
cent Nc.thern Pacific preferred has been carried
as low as per cent. The Stock Exchange mar
6 6f are all strong today on moderate volume
one 5 ana bonds are sns n ssi nna
railroad bonds are up Aas per cent In the stock
In prices OF Aa6 per cent The four most active
stocks have been Northern PACING, at 452sa461
ana 1a gtsaSSI; Delaware, Lackawanna Western
ern Union Telegraph, at s2x .SS. fine confident
buying of Northern Pacific preferred yesterday
respecting large sale Of the company's lands
these reports variousy putting the number of acres
at 2,5OO,OOO to 100000. At the same time
ports 1t Is announced that the dividend on
oregon Railway and Navigation Company's stock
is to be increased to 10 per cent per annum Since
IL 30 the market has been dun, and a part OF the
early advance has been lost There Is nothing
new respecting the rate cutting OF the railroad
gagged In this business have, however, been strong
notably Chicago andNOrthwest, Union Pacific. The
Vanderbilt stocks and the Gould stocks, except
those otherwise noted, have been quiet and firm.
The Markets.
BALTIMORE. Nov 1e.-virgnia 6s. consols, 81;
new tenfsrtss tx Sd a0e coupons OIL o0'
l lS Flour Flo quiet and unchanged Wheat southern
easief,soutlern red o4sl %: amber, Io7sl:
red. spot :oSsi; oeY November asked; Deem
n 1a6s, lo Gem southern irIsguisf and
DO; yellow nsT 7s western mixed spot ss;ss
sss K9s as So.
lay uaehsnged Provisions quiet and unchaneed.
EsSs sea Sea &C and firm g. Petroleum UNCHANGED Coffee
auiet-A soft. 81. copper refined quiet i7s. WHISKY
quiet 19a1. 1917. Freighs to Liverpool per steamer
y Receipts SIS barrels; wheat
461 6Tshss corn 5s6 bushels oats 9se bushels
e Ses none sales-wheat l53675 bushels; corn.
NEW NEW YORK, Nov: 1s-stocks moderately active.
State bonds neglected. Governments strong and gen.
NEW new Y, YORK. Nov: is:-Flour, dull and weak:
cent 3 teT Poi steady; ais Lard hTm, T. Is
l22 do As. i5a Atlantic and Great westerns fs
Ere 39A do. seconds, 99S. New York Central 1ss1.
Illinois Central, 1924. Pennsylvania Central, 62x
Reading, 291s. Ontario and Western. 2s1. St. Paul,
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I'd Edition.
Latest IGlGgpans to The Star.
Fire in Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Nov. 1S.-A fire broke out
early this morning in the hayfork mandatory
OF Lawson BreniZer, at Goth and Poplar streets,
and the front portion OF the building, which was
TWO stories In height, was destroyed. The firms
loss will reach $4,000; insured for $4,000. The
building was insured for 5000. Messrs. Haas &
Parsons, who occupied portion of the rear build
ng sustained loss OF 5000, which is covered by
Insurance
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Detective mnlefs0 TriHl
ORDER OF THE DISTRICT COMMISSIONERS FIXING rr
AT p. Il TUESDAY.
The following order was issued by the District
Commissioners to-day:
OFFICE OF COMMISSIONERS D. c.,
WASHINGTON, Nov. Is, 1881
''Ordered: That the trial OF Detective George o.
Miller, OF the Metropolitan police, DO, upon
charges preferred this day by the major and su-
perintendent OF the police D. c., shall commence at
three O'Clock pm Tuesday, the 2lst Instant be-
fore the Commissioners OF the District OF Column
bia."
with Instructions to serve copy on Detective Geo.
o. Miller.
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News Briefs.

The colored people OF Baltimore are circulating
for signatures petition 20 the school board for
the appointment OF colOred teachers In colorod
public schools.
The westphalia viii be repaired at Plymouth.
There is no news yet OF the vessel with which she
collided.
II is now said that Mr.. Acklen viii not contest
Mr.. kellogg's election In the third Louisiana dis
trict
In the trial OF the suit OF w. r. G. shanks AIT
Truth, for 100000 damages, for alleged libel the
plalutin in rebuttal I'm New York. yesterday de-
MED all the allegations made the trial concern
ing him.
silas Massey, 81 years OF age, living In Pittsyf-
Nanla county, Va, was killed with hoe last even
ing by negro named Wash Ellis, who was en-
arrested.
Az the Grassy Island mines at Olyphant, Pa.
THURSDAY evening, two men We're I'm tantly
Killed and one fatally injured 10y fall OF the roof
several feet thick.
Samuel @. Courtney, u s. district attorney in
New YORK, is seriously I'll. and his recovery is not
expected.
The Spanish and New York Telephone com.
pany, OF New York, has been Incorporated at
Albany The capital is 81 900 OOO and Il is TO run
through number or states In this country and
through the kingdom OF Spain.a
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Everybody seems to believe In spirits, both good
and bad; but there Is no belief In any other state
OF existence than the earthly one, and death is
the end Of all things Still some trace OF belief
in future state, that formerly did exist is to be
found In the habit OF sometimes burytng with the
dead his bow and arrows, his knife. pipe and
other articles which he has used while living; but
curiously enough, nearly ali OF them are pre-
yiously broken, and thus might be considered as q
mournful observance, rather than an evidence of
q spiritual belief. Burial means simply expOsure
70 Inc winter winds, summer suns. and the attacks
repugnant to the civilized people, Suualor and
Nth are everywhere. They are, however entirely
unconscious OF their condition. Their food con-
slsts mainly OF the flesh OF the seal, the walrus
and the reindeer, with occasional variations of
birds and 1sh. Their only mode of cooking Is by
boiling. which Is done over q wood nre, In open
their igloos or huts during the winter: The
carefully preserved and boiled with the rest
meal IN the panss Ct
very keenly before he can relish the repast Seals
are caught. during the winter, IN large numbers
spearing OF or netting. The reindeer are n Killed
mainly during the months OF March and April and
October and November. During the winter food is
for weeks on the little polar cod, nsh about SIX
inches long, which is Jigged through holes cut I'm
the ice. They are eaten raw and while frozen, the
Besides being the staple Esquimanx food, the seal
the walrus and the reindeer furnish all the other
necessaries OF nfe-clothing, boats, hunting and
the contact with civilization has benefited to any
extent the condition OF these people: for, though
the r1ne Is much more effective than the bow 0r
the spear still the deer have become scarcer and,
ever, the walrus has become 90 scarce that It can
now hardly be depended on except Is an occa-
sional supply.
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Mama / o. O.

SECURITY FOR PUBLIC DsrosITs-Secretary Fol
ger, upon application made 20 him recently by an
Official OF Peoria, H., bank 10 accept personal
security In place OF called bonds security for
public deposits, declined 20 accept the personal
security, but authorized the deposit OF at marks
Rates, instead, OF their face value reserying tho
power 20 control the amount OF the deposit SO as
TO keep the government secure
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Twice Sentenced to Death

CINCINNATI, Nov 1S-Wm. McHugh was to-day
sentenced by Judge Avery, OF the common pleas
court, to be hanged on March 2i, 1883. This is
tie second time he has been sentenced to DEATH
the former Judgment having been reversed on an
error by the supreme court. His offenSe was the
murder OF his wife. The crime was committed In
daylight, In public street
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VISITORS to New York WIN ma at HowardS, No
S64 9TH avenue, an unusual assortment Of Pearls.
Rubies and other Precious Stones. genuine Old
English Silver and furniture, tan Dutch Clocka,
Seyres ana Worcester Porcelain, and many oehee
rich and rare ob1eCtR
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7th, 1921
THE NEW OLIVE BUTTER
ba for fTyIS There's something
xho have sss 4 r
material Here formerly the situation in the ktsbe
fS S sSHS .as sS
which bes dies being extensive requ sEilfui COOK
shiSna snGHsh s. sostnE
would tell you like the widows crnssi sGh %o
seem ID lose perceptbly after frying fifty the
Which i the frying %a
clarified drppng there 81 is ' ssao ,na
enough OF this to do the entire cooking WITH with
how to save end use an it should always insisted
seed oil and OIL both Of
which are understood to have been for years exported
oae g OIL us Real ave oil
in hs SS n ams hGasS
,urers Of the olive which is not butter at all
p pn5 clear ohaye agreed to give
though to coneiliate our ridiculous American prejn.
will :srse that it cooks well as salad OH and as ali
animal does AWAY or Wa sasn AZ sne sSd
piece like the Kerosene se oil sSns with mouth
f Ss sae desired 9n1,snty for after Cooking
separste bottle and kept apart for this use Hhas
slknty Pungent Sic eli when cooking which in said 10
be entirely removed by the Of pinch of salt Int
Mnch II no worse than other frying through the hons
N oysters clam or corn fters that are
nar1,i ous o, onse butter by good cook have not
ever, OF the medium in which they are fried. ~
OLIVE BUTTER
For Cooking Purposes Better than Lard fully EQUAL
to Butter. and Costs much Less than either.
ONE POUND OF OLIVE BUTTER WILL DO THE
WORK OF TWO POUNDS OF LARD.
Manufactured only by
WASHINGTON BUTCHERS SONS.
PHILADELPHIA
FOR SALE By ALL aRocERs.
nle-fh. inst
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1HB UTAH DELEGATE.-The canvassing board
appointed Ivy the Edmunds commission 10 ascer.
tain and declare the result OF the election In Utah
Territory, finds that Cain (Mormonl received
23,O39 votes as delegate and VanZle (gentie) $50
The certificate or election was awarded 10 cain
against the protest OF Vanzile who objected on the
ground that Cain is polygamist and for othef
reasons
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NEW YORK, Nov 1S-Capt Ward and Pilot
Bailey, OF the city OF Worcester, were to-day ar
rested and brought before Justice Murray, at the
Tombs to answer the charge Of criminal negli-
gence In having caused the accident to the barge
Saginaw They were held In S., 900 bail for formal
examination.
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IMPORTANT CONSTRUCTION OF LAND OFFICE
RULEs.-The Secretary of the Interior holds that
in cases Of appeal from the decision Of registers
and receivers to the commissioner OF the general
land office 1T is not necessary, under the rules OF
practice, to give notice OF such appeal to the ad-
refused by the land OH because such notice was
not given.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-18

THE CONTRACT for the work of reproducing land
plats for the General Land Office Of the Interior
department was this afternoon awarded to Norris
Peters, phOto-lithographer OF this city.
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LIFE IN the ARCTIC ZONE.
The Voyage Of the Lee.

TALK WITH LIEUT.. PowBLL-vAIUABEE kErRRo-
LOGICAL OBSERVATIONS TAKEN--THE CLIMATE At
POINT BARRow-THR CONDITION AND SOCIAL
HABITS OF THE NATIvKs-THR SUN BELOW THE
HORIZON FOR sEyENTY-Two DAYS
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KINGS PALACE,
sl4 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
No branch store; connection with any othsr 49,
lishment. M
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Hon. Kenneth Fl. Raynor, solicitor Of the Treas
ury has transmitted to the Attorney General seven
tabular statements, exhibiting the amount, char
ton for the fiscal year ended June 80. 1882 These
tables show that the whole number Of suits COM
menced within the year was 2,941 for the recovery
OF 81 625, 1921. One thousand and sxty-one suits
were decided in favor or the United States; IS
We're adversely decided; 401 were settled and dis
missed, and IN three penalties were RENTED by
the Secretary OF the Treasury, leaving 1421 pend
ing at the end OF the wear
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fos6fkS S Gsosh and sSss So e aos& q
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n IL
ELEGANT SASH RIBBON,
PLUMEs IN ALL CoLoRs,
zoe. 81. 81. IS. 81. So 81 to ..
SPLENDID BEAVER HATS,
At Soc, 75c. 81, 81. q.
ELEGANT TRIMMED HATS,
For Children Misses and Ladies, at 75c. to 81 %
PATTERN HATS AND BoNNRTs,
Less than market yalus.
PLUsHEs AND vELvETs.
From 81 Is to 81. 80 per yaxd.
A LOVELY BUNCH OF TIPS
From 25c. to 60o.
FICHUs.
LACES
SCARFS,
JEwELRY.
KID GLOvER
LOWER THAN ELSEWHERE.
OUR GREAT BARGAINS IN CHILDREN'S. Nun0Up
AND LADIES' CLOAKS
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REAR ADMIRAL NICHOLSON, commanding the

1hAF zADMIkAL t1CHOLsUN, commanding the
European station, reports to the Navy department.
under date OF Alexandria, Egypt. October 3Oth
that the Lancaster had arrived at that port,
having touched after leaving Corfu at Patras,
Athens and SYRIA. Our consul at Patras informed
him that the Lancaster was the first American
man-of-war that had visited that port for twenty
nVe years. AT Athens smallpox was epidemic,
was quarantined, except to receive coal and pro-
visions. Admiral Nicholson expected to leave for
Iripoli In few days. Health Of officers and men
Was excellent.
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BDp Y Tysssss PIP ZEE PPP TITTn Geo
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+ D s ssss spf f Pfp I IH16 c.,
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THE NEW OLIVE BUTTER
F o R c o O K IN G

Extract from the Public Ledger pbiladelpba Octola,
7th 1881
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SIGNAL OFFICER COMPLIMKNTED.-Gen. HaZen
chief signal officer, has issued a general order
compmenting the conduct OF Sergeant Michael
McGuaran. OF the signal corps, at Pensacola, Fla,
VINO promptly and quietly continued his obServa-
lions during the yellow fever epidemic there
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f0R BOYS TiRooM 10 ii YEARS ~ otp:
Suits, from S. so to SO. worth fully douhie.
FOB BOYS FROM Q 10 Ia LOkG Px6TI

VESTS.
0utt1, from r. 80 to $12-great barxains. q
FOR BOYS FROM II 10 ~:
suits from 5 70 $l6-cannot be REPLACED for
hl.ck Gcth suits. Prince Albert styie - -
Black Cloth SuitA Fun Dress. $50 worth -
b 20 C.ssos Beaver Cost and vse Pr.ss Auee
oosssmsF OOss It q. 30. . and ss.sa. vurAek Sc
ee..nsr cosh Tor Boys ia aLsa vuA0OoI
fully double the price named.
Odd yee1s vesy cheap. 81
The MfsFfT sTSn:
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1SC. O'MEARA'S LIQUID 1SC.
EFF II sssss Il
IF Il sssss INF
+ Il sssss Il
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Gee + z EE
Geo ILL UU ZEE

Warranted the strongest toughest and most elastic
Glue on EARTH Endorsed by that great SCIENTIST Prof
Baird. OF the o. s. Fish Commission. Clues every
hing solid a Rock! Wood, Paper, Leather Glass
China, Stone &C. Always ready for instant Used
eay by the z. :. Smithsonian Institute Government
DEPARTMENTS Cabinet makers Marble cutters and hun
dreds or families, Bottle of ONearas Fish Glue with
Brush and Tin Cover only 15c. BY mail. loo. extra
The trade and public supplied BY
J. u. OMEARA CO.,
1347 Pennsylvanla avenue, Washington. ID. C.
.Headquarters for that wonderful 81 RAZOR! That
p GUM That 81 CORN KNIFE. endorsed BY m
Cnropodists Sporting Goods Catalogue sent pospaid
Sold also By ". O. o'AKARA. AIS Penna. ava. Is