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The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1882-02-25

days ago, when his axes and mail nouch
were found In the snow about mile and \
half from his ranch. Then diligent search
was made, but at last report no trace Of the
missing man had been found. It is con.
sideaed almost certainty that he was lost
IN snow storm not far from his own
nome and persisted either by starvation on
freezing. keegan was weak sighted and
the probiltty is he became snow blind be.
tore losing his way, as he was very
familiar with all parts Of the country. w
learn from ]. ]. Murphy, who arrived from
Barker last evening, that party of twenty
men are now searching for his bodv in tht
fark, no one hoping to find him alive
Jas Aeegan was one Of the active enter
prtstng citizens Of the Barker district m,
hts death-if such is his fate-wiII hs 49, s.',
" deplored by all.
| 'sossswosxv.
a messenger came In hurriedlv from
Mullan Tunnel Thursday morning Ia sw,,,
mon surgeon. He brought the news =
terrific explosion Of giant powder In III
smaller OF the two magazines at the tmrr.
at about 5 O'Clock .. m. which resulted !,
one OF the blacksmith being injured h.,
to what extent he was unable to STATE n.
Morris Immediately left for the seen. =
the accident. He returned last even;,o
and to him we are indebted for the n n;s
ulars Of the accident: f'''''s
i Between I and s o'clock a. m. a FIRE ~.
started In stove In the smaller no,vds
magazine for the purpose Of thaw;r" " W,
the giant powder 90 that It would hs sas "a
TO- Us, r.s wnen the morning shit began wori
logs, was about six by eight feet T.. d;,,,..,
sions and was situated south ~ -. 'e y!
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ed, and upon which an acqulttal was secured. The
prominent facts are briefly as follows: Mr. EcklofY
deputy collector OF internal revenue, on the 14th
OF july, 1882 seized at the factory OF Louis Bart
bonded manufacturer of cigars, No. 2s9 New Jer-
tanning 80 cigars 1t was admitted by the
aeiense that the cigars had not paid the
internal revenue tax; that the stamp found upOn
the Dox, when seized, had been removed from an
other box, and that the cigars, originally in the
box from which the stamp had been removed. had
been taken out OF the same for the purpose OF re-
working, ana the stamp cancelled by the manu.
facturer'S cancellation, but not DESTROYED UWas
not claimed by the defense that there WAS anv
Intention OF affxing any other stamp on the
box seized for the purpose OF denoting the pay
ment OF the tax thereon, but admitted that the
father OF the defendant intended to take the
cigars with him on a visit to lower Maryland
and TO consume them personally by smoking
at his convenience. The defense claimed that
might consume, by smoking, so many cigars as
they require without paying any stamp tax there
on, the remedy OF the government for the abuse
or the privilege or excessive use, being by civil
suit on the bond OF the Manufacturer, based upon
insufficient product OF cigars from the material
required by law. The court held that no Ouense
was completed so as to justify conviction under
any or the five counts In the Indictment I'M.
less the act complained OF was committed with
fraudulent Intent, possession OF uncancelled
stamps and manufactured cigars not reported for
stomp tax, under the circumst inces OF this case.
not being sufficient The jury promptly secuted
the ceiendant on all the counts. When it IS re-
membere that some manufacturers cmn..,y three
OF Iour thousand men, most OF whom arc smokers,
result o. the trial, Is manifest Judge Wyrc pre-
sided st the trtl1. Assistant District Attorney
Taggart appeared for the government and Robert
Cnristy and h d. +. Brady for defendant:
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Tie Night Lodging House.

A COMMITTEE APPOINTED TO RENT OR PURCHASE A
SUITABLE BUILDING.
AT the regular meeting OF the board of directors
OF "The Washington Night Lodging House Associ-
ton, held In the office OF Messrs Fitch Fox Brown
vice President SoonCns in the chair on the recon-
mendation of Mr.. Fitch, Mr.. Geo. E. Lemon was
elected TO I'LL vacancy in the board caused by
the death OF the late VIM. Stickney.
Mr. Mitchell. OF the committee appointed to OBJ
tain permanent premises for the lodging house,
reported that they had examined a number of
houses, and that one locality had claimed their
special attention, which, II 1t could be obtained at
the price and upon the terms offered by the COM
mlttee, he thought would be desirable purchase
1mouS opinion that no difficulty whatever would
be encountered In obtaining the money from the
many friends OF the Institution FOR the purchase
Messrs. Mitchell, Fitch and Simpson were ap-
pointed committee OF three to make selection Of
suitable premises for the night lodging house with
1uIl power TO rent or make purchase.
Inc chairman or the executive committee re-
ported that since the organization OF the aSSOcia-
Iion In March 1876 they had lodged % 239 persons
ana supplied over 60. 900 meals to poor wayfarers
that the whole cost. including bed, two meals
warm oath, night clothing, heating, gas ard at
tendance was. In 1881, thirty cents, and in 1882
thirty and tWO-hfth cents for each lodger; that
such complete system of guards and checks Rad
been adopted as almost wholly prevented impo-
position by "tramps" and other unworthy persons,
ana tna III the organization had for its sole pur-
p0se-which is only one OF its obJects-the pre-
yentlon crime by relieving want that that alone
should enttie it TO the support and the best SYM
pathes or the public. The belief is expressed that
this Is the only lodging house in the United States
ana perhaps anywhere else, where such ample ac-
cOnmOdatl0nS can be had entirely free OF charge
children.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

'otp FILLED BRACELETS, s2 TO SO. Pripy,s
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Anlusemenfs. Etc.


FoRDs OPERA HoUsE-Miss Agnes Harndon I'm
"Only Farmers Daughter" at Ford's Opera
House, will continue during the week. In the role
In Wnlcn she appears she shows dramatic force
and evidence Of considerable care and study Her
support Is very good. There will be an extra
matinee Tomorrow. Next week the famous
Il 3nlon Brothers win hold the boards In NE Vow.
age en- Suisse"
NATIONAL THEArEE.-Nat Goodwin and his
lighting the audiences at the National Theater
every evening. The play Is full OF fun and the
acting acting throughout is capital. The "Black Flag"
WI! continue for the remainder OF the week There
VIII lie a matinee tomorrow.
MoDJEsKA. = The celebrated and gifted Polish
at the National Theater Modteska's success this
season has been phenomenal. and crowded houses
nave greeted her at all the theaters where she has
played The repertoire for the week will be: Mon
Gay, tuesday and Wednesday matinee, GAS You
Like IC'.ModJeska in her great impersonatlon OF
feet furore this season; "wednesday and Thursday,
.'Frpl-Frou;" Friday and Saturday matinees,
qNsnt" The sale OF seats will commence Friday
THEATER CoMlQuE. THE sensational drama,
"The James Boys" draws large and enthusiastic
audiences every night Sid C. France, Frank Lara
ME and Miss Jessie LIE Seur, take the leading
parts. Matinee tomorrow.
ABNER'S Naturalization Is called to the four
concerts arranged at Abner's Music Hall by the
Saal family. Every member OF this family is a
amongst the best composers. AS their stay here
IS limited to only four more concerts, we recon-
mend all lovers of good music to hear them.
LINCOLN HALL.-The favorite American song
stress. Miss Emma Thurshy, Will give two grand
concerts here December 7th and 9th. She will be
assisted by Miss Emily Winant, contralto; M
Hplst-Hansen, baritone; Miss Maud Morgan.
harpiSt; Mr. E. Neupert, the great pianist, and MI
Maurice Strakosch acccmpanist
opD FELLOWS HALL-George Kunkle's version
OF the famous play of "Uncle Toms Cabin" will
De given here tomorrow, in the afternoon and
evening, introducing the celebrated Boston quar-
tette as the jubilee singers
CLAN-NA-GAEL HALL-A grand exhibition Of
irish scenery and OF Irish song and Rotations
VIII be given November Goth, 3Oth and December
Isl Some OF our best local talent will participate
The Clan-Na-Gael Association have invited the
inmates OF the different local orphan asylums to o
Tree exhibition tomorrow afternoon.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.-An entertainment
will be given here tomorrow evening for the bene-
Mt OF the Goodwill Commandery, U.O.G.C. No. a.
An excellent program will be given. Miss Eva
NILS Will sing at this concert On the same Occa-
sion Batimore's charming prima donna viii APP
pear In solo and also a duet with Mrs. j. s.
Powell. ~ "
A COMPLIMENTARY BALL will be given at the
west End dancing academy, corner 18th street and
pennsylvania avenue. this evening" to the pupils
and their friends.
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IT. TRANSCRIPTS OF REAL EsTATE:-Deeds in fee have
0een recorded as follows: Daniel A. Pierce to T. r.
MWaggaman, subs. q and %, SO. 176; 1888. W. B.
cray TO John Bull. - pt., So us; s.. John
Bun TO Sarah Virginia Gray, same property: s.
LINES Jan Fry to Carrie Lucille Barton, part 6, So
$50; $1,000 Susan V. McNamee ct al to B. III
Warner, subs IS to 90, SO. $50; s4,250 Leonard F.
turner 10 Manilena Buchanan, Is A, block 10, En-
f I'm l,a Place; - Alex. Mccormick to Chas
Pearls, pr. Bayley's Purchase "a acres); $50 L. a.
Wood to l. II A; Cook, part 10, So s26; 5000. Anna
=. Meaaor TO virginia Shields, lot 2, SO. s9s;
6 3d.; 90; So =, Anna c. Meador to Margaret E
b Baker <, ct al alt to w. Bramhall ia trust lots g. Is
to g. So 1875; and Il, So sr7; and s, So $40, and
J, So lOl1; s.: W: A. Gordon, trustee to D. Har-
Woilard to John Hall, sub lot 49, 50. 1905; 500
John McShane to John B. Harding, lot 5, SO. Ia;
$1,000 D., C a. and Platter trustees to r. STAN
$3l5 w. ?: Bell ct al, trustees, to g. w. Pasco
pit lot o., Old Georgetown; 81 800 Susan Pasco to
same, the interest in same; $l25. A. Hyde ct al :,
trustees to Lawrason Riggs. executor, &C., pit q,
SO. $50; $375 g. Taylor to N. Wilson. lots 81 and
3D. SUB So "a and lots 7ls and H. So 49, Isher-
r A. Tolson. trustee. pit 81, SO. 87s; $, no W. z
$500 ' Wy WV
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Street lamps WIN be lighted at $50 p. m. and
exungu1shed at 10 :4o D. m.
=. 5. Shedd, 400 9th, sends Sunshine for Little
Children and specimens OF iithoid water color en-
The auction sales, which are of more than or
binary interest at this season, will be found en-
the TIN and 9Th pages OF to-day's STAR.
AT meeu1&Of the board OF managers OF the
washington City Biole Society, a grant OF nifty
esfaments and Psalms was made for use at the
9uIiey Miss1on. The treasurer reported receipts
iaSt montn 10 De $240M, and disbursements $3.50.
$40 by Judge Smell yesterday for cruelty to ami
mals-work1ng mule in his cart that was v, ~
thin, and had everalsoress on him. and fell dead
on the street.
The following patents have been issued to citi-
zens OF washington Geo. 81. Howard, doll; N W.
Stearn CT al, Culinary fork; r Fl. Sweet, IT,,
machine TOT attaching buttons to shoes.
washington x A. Chapter. No. 2, F.A.A.M., has
Ell cted officers for the ensuing year. as Follows: =
Frank n. Carver. M.EH.P.: II. NJ. Gilman, Elk
y T. DIXON, E-S.: Samuel E. Slater, secretary: r..
II Graham, treasurer; N. Trlmble, corporator for
the Masonic hall association.
There is an exhibition OF plated ware at No 923
street, to be sold Friday and Saturday. See adyt.
sometime last night. burglars entered tie
Stables or Maj. l. z. illams. on Irving street,
near nth street road, by boring through the door
WIN an anger, and stole lap robe and seven
chickens.
Maria Garner, the cc!ored girl who has been con-
nected with several larcenies OF valuable clothing
ana Jewelry from housekeepers. and hiring herselr
out as q servant, as stated In yesterdays STAR,
was De10re Judge Smell this morning, charged with
SCcalng some silk dresses from Mrs. Rebecca Ed
wards. Judge Bundy appeared for the defendant,
and had the case continued.
cOlOred boy named Alexander Warren was
sent 10 Jail for 30 days. by Judge Smell today for
stealing pair OF pantalOOnS from j. A. Saul
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DIR. s. H. Rrittau Saws.

g AS rule physicians do not by their profes-
sional methods build up the female constitution,
While they seldom cure the diseases to which 1T is
always liablein variable climate and under our
imperfect civilization. Special remedies are often
required to restore organic harmony and
strengthen the enfeebled powers OF womanhood,
ana for most OF these we are indebted to persons
outside OF the medical profession. Among the
very best of these remedies l assign prominent
place to Mrs. Lydia L. Pinkhams Vegetable Com
nOund.D
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INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS IN THE STAR

ANrsrNrNTs-sth pare.
AIToRNEYs-5th page.
AUCTION sALEs-7th and 9Th paSea
Balls. PARTIES, &c.-sth page.
BOOKS, &c.-eth page.
BoARDIsG-4th pare.
BUSINESS CBANcEs-4th para.
CITY ITEMs-8th page.
COUNTRY REAL EsrArE-lth DATA
IrATHs-Sth page.
Dry GooDs-3d pa9s.
EDUcATIoSAL-5thp ays.
fINANCIAL-7th page.
FAMILY SUPPLIks-7th pa2,.
foR RENT (Rooms)-4th psrs.
foR RENT tHouses)-4th page.
FOB RENT tMiscellaneous)-4th p,%a
For SALE tMiscellaneous)-4th pa2a
fCK SALE tHousesl4th page.
CIErLENEN's GOoDs-7th pssa.
HoUsEFURSIsHINGs-7 paxa.
LADIES GooDs-3d paye.
LECTUREs-Sth pa ,e.
LOST AND FoUSD-4tt, pays.
MONEY TO LoAN-4th para.
MEDICAL. &c.-6th page.
PEPsoEAL-4th page.
FROFEssIONAL-1th pare.
PIANOS AND ORGANs-7th oasa
PRoPosALs-6th page.
RAILRoADs-6th page.
EIICIAL NoTIcEs-lst para.
sPEcIALTIEs-5th page.
STEAMTRs. &C-6th pays.
EAFE DEPosrT-7th psx,.
SEwISG MACHINEs-7th pare.
3BE TRADEs-6th Pare.
UNCERTAINTIES, &c.-7thpay,.
WANTED tHelp)-4th page.
WANTED (Situations) 4th o,y,.
WANTED (Houses14th pare.
WANTED (Miscellaneous)-i.h page.
WooD AND CoAL-7th PAGE.
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WEDDING LAST EvENINa-At st Domintc,s
Church last evening Mr.. Patrick Kilroy, of Texas.
baltimore county, Nd, was married to Miss Ella
Callahan, OF South Washington. The bride is a
Daughter OF Orderly Sergeant Eugene Callahan, of
the marine corps, who was on the Cumberland
when she was attacked by the rebel ram Merri-
or No: gun, firing one OF the last shots when the
vessel went down, and he then swan ashore tn
NEWPORT News. On returning to Washington he
went almost Immediately to the front With the
marine battalion, and died I'm 1894 ~ ~--~
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PED COMFORTS. rs CTS. 81. n.25, 81. 50, s1.7s.2

9 91Ss s, Bl1nss's % g. 80 S. peir
Hed Twilled F1annels, % cts. 81 cts 81 cts Is eta
C @i flsnnels, Gets, 10 cts., Is cts. Is cts
Gloth Tor Boys Suits, Is cts, 81 cts TO eta
Ladies, Cloaking Cloths 81. IS. 81. So 81 rs. a.
Ladies Coats. 81. So. IS. g. So $40.
LADIES' DOlmans Stu, So, $I4, SIS.
Dress Goods, IN cts. 10 cts. Is cts. 20 eta
BLACK Cashmeres. 81 cts. so cts, 80 cts rs cta
Coiorsd French Merlnos, 80 cts, So cts.
ln-4 Shecting Cotton, * cts.
NOTTINGHAM Curtain Lace zoe. 15c 37c
Lace Curtains, Sc. So S. "a, 81. 60 psirS
Cents Heavy Wool Underwear 81 eta TX OTTO ,,S =,
Ladies' Wool Underwear. so cts. Is cts, 81 @u ~
SILK PLUSHES.
Eayr Gs.ne., brown, Blacl Olive, etc, SITE
Silk felvets. $l.25. SLIGO, Sl.s5.
SILKS. sATINs AND BRoCADEs.
Carpets, IS cts., 80 Cts. 81 cts. 80 cts
Floor Udl Cloths, 81 cents, so cents
Best 2-p1y Carp t. 90 cts.
hrsssels Carpefs. IS eta. rs cts.. 90 cts, 81 css,
RUGS. MATS, DRUGGErs, Fro, Ero.
Towsox,s
nQa S.R pESNsYIvAEvA Avvuvrp e...s.. =. :.
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To One and All.

Are you suffering from a Cough, Cold. Asthma,
bronchitis or any Of the various Pulmonary
troubles that SO often end in Consumption? II so,
use "Wilbor's Pure Cod Liver Oh and Lime" q
safe and sure remedy. This Is no Quack prepara-
tlon, but Is regularly prescribed by the medical
Chemist, Boston. Sold by all DRUGGISTS.
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A Short Tale We'll Told

Mr.. Gwynn Harris. Health Officer and Inspector
OF Marine Products, living in South Washington,
drew $15 for one dollar spent in The Louisiana
State Lottery yesterday. The lucky number was
81. 1S5.-Wdsffngtoaa ID. CO. Star, Oct 11th The
next drawing viii occur December 10Th. Full par
leans. La
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-29

THANKSGIVING OFFERING for this week only
- heavy cloaking, at $3.50, worth 81 so to So.
Blankets at 81, worth g.
lest window shades with fixtures SOC.
Our great driye-all wool felt Skirts with velvet
trimmings and embroidery, IS cts, worth 81
Heavy blue flannels, 1873 cts.
veivetS, all shades. 65 cts. worth ST.
Great reduction In all kinds OF tress goods
special bargains In black cashmeIes
Best rubber gOSSameres, fl.25.
closing OFT carpets and oil cloth.
Don't miss this chance, but call at once at Stras-
burgers Auction Dry Goods House, T26 9TH street,
between and H.
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~ U 7 I c U R A.

Ge2 Brown. AZ Marshal st. Providence r. l.. cured
Dy CuTIcUrA REsoLvENT (bood purifier) and CUT1-
Rngworm Humor got at the BARRIERS, which spread all
over his neck and face and for six years resisted
all kinds Of treatment
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Perfect Buckwheat Cakes

In three minutes can be made by using Hecker's
Self-ra1Sing Buckwheat. Hecker's self-raising
hour makes biscuits and cakes in ten minutes with
out yeast or baking powder, and without setting
to uSe For sale by all grocers
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Valuable and Convenient.

I1srgRns BT9pGhfal Trpches are widely known as
an admirable remedy for Bronchitis Hoarseness
Coughs and other troubles OF the Throat and
Lungs. They contain no hurtful ingredients, but
may at all times be used with safety. Sold only in
boxes Price Is cents
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TURKEYS HIGH AND BEEF LOw.-The largest pro-
sesSon on the Avenue was the one going to go
pennsylvania avenue TO get the celebrated Ar
0oer Co.'S beef for Thanksgiving. VIII be open
eaui O'Clock tonight, and from until tO-nior-
f0W, November 30. j. A. HOFFMAN, Manager
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Forty Years Experience of an Old Nurse,
Mrs. Ninslow's Soothing Syrup is the prescription
OF one OF the best female physicians and nurses In
years with never-faillng success by millions Of
mothers for their children. 1t relieves the child
from pain, cures dysentery and diarrhHa, gripping
in the bowels and wird collie. BY giving health
to the child 1t rests the mother Price IS cents .
bottle mWS
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ECZEMA.

Hon. Vim. Taylor, Boston. Mass permanently cured
o. ahnmor OF the face and scalp that had been
tons best physicians and most noted specialists as well
as European authorities.
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LKCRUsT,

Mrs. Bowers 143 Clinton st.. Cincinnati sreaks of her
sisters child who cured Of milk crust which resisted
all remedies for two years. Now q fine healthy boy
with q beautiful head OF hair.
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ELEGANT DRESSING CASES from 81 upw ards at
DammaHns holiday opening, Monday and Tues
Gay, December 4th and 5th, at SOC 9TH St
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FRESH MEATs--Round steak, Zoe. h.; liver, Sc
10. porterhOuSe, 15c To-; SrlOIn, 124c. 10. choic,
RIB roast. 10c TO- at f. P. Hughes market, corne
9Th and n streets northwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-29

iHk GARFIELD FAIR-The prize given for the
most handsome gentleman was voted to Mr. a.
VINO wore suit and silk-ined overcoat purchased
~ Lew Newmyer's, fine clothier 734 7th street
o0rthWest, third door from ii street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-29

TAkTiEs wishing their stoves, ranges and heat
ers put in order by competent workrnen at moi
crate rates, call on Castle Strobs. 736 18th street
northwest.
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FALLING HAIR,

Frank Beah. Steam Fire Engine Boston cured
SOLVENT blood purifer) internally and CUTIcURA and
CUIICURA SOAP (he great skin cures) externally which
lose 1t.
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CITY ITEMS.
Sal 0G-
Mr.. John NJ. McAYOy

Sales.
$4,000 copies Of Uncle Toms Cabin; 3876,542 bot
ties of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Mr.. John M. WcAv0y,
1929 street, says: l have derived great benefit
from Browns Iron Btters when broken down by
OVerWOrkn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-29

Mother swans Worm Syrup.
1nfallible, tasteless, harmless, cathartic; for
feveriShneSs. restlessness. worms, constipation.
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SCALD HEAD.

A. Raymond, Auditor F. W.. J. s.R.R jackson,
Mich, cured of Scald Head OF nine years duration
by the CUTICURA REMEDIES.
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Odd FELLOWS HALL,
7TH STREET NORTHWEST.
THANKSGIVING DAY. NOVEMBER 30rR.
GEORGE KUNKLE'S version of the Great Play OF
UNCLE TOMS CABIN,
Introducing the Greatest of all JUBILEE SINGERS the
CELEBRATED BOSTON QUARTETTE.
Matinee. 2 o'clock; Night O'Clock.
Admission. % cents; Children, Is cents.
NOTICING expense has been spared to make this
Play success. he Ice Scene. Great Plantation
Scene. Lawyer Marks Educsted Donkey Great
Auction Scene The Greatest of all Jubilee Singers
Will sing Massa gwine to Sell Us Tomorrow,
Sweeping Through the Gates, Sweet Bye and Bye Tell
Me mere Ny Evas Gcne Steal Away to Jesus. Massas
IN the Cold Ground GOSPEL L i'm Am COMING, Gather
at the Rive, Gates Ajlr, Nearer My God to Thee.
Ending with Grand Aiesory Scene of Eva in Heaven.
n27-4t<
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For BARGAINS call and inspect our immense
STOCK OF holiday goods. A beautiful steel engra-
Wing given TO every customer. Boston Variety
Store, 505 Market Space.
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Good Advice.

Nearly all the Ills that aff1ict us can be pre-
vented and cured by keeping the stomach, liver
and kidneys In perfect working order. There Is
no medicine known that will do this as surely as
Parker'S Ginger Tonic.
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EXTRAORDINARY reductions In childrens hand
tait wo;sted coats, ulsters, hoods. leggings and
Ans. DAAnASN's, 500 7th street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-29

''AIderney Dairy Wn0ons.n
Fresh Attorney Butter, Churned every morning
and delivered in k-lb. ''Ward" prints SOC. per H.
Also, cottage cheese, buttermtlk amt sweet milk,
&C. per at. Cream. l5c Pint.
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s:kicrLr PURE LIQUORS for medicinal and family
- Arngton whisky, 81 per GAL; 81 per ct bot
oc. AeGee's, 404 9th street northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-29
When the Skin

is parched and freckle1 by strong northwest winds
and the face becomes dry and scaly, 1t can be re-
stored to smoOthness and good color by DR.. Ben
sons Skin Cure A perfect remedy for trouble
some Itching and veXat1ous plmples.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-29

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Monday and Tuesday, December 4th and 5th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-29

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without consulting Dr. Van Dyck, dermatologiSt
hhd oeautfyins artist No 70S 11th street north
Isl AL complexion blemSneS permanently re-
PssIiesS and beautiful The doctor viii be at his
cffiee all day Thanksgiving " no
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-29

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