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COLLINS VOLTAIC ELECTRIC PI.ASTERS,

For the relief and prevention, THE INSTANT IT Is AP
Piled Of Rl;eu,natisln. Nturlla Stiatica COUGHS,
Colds Weak Back Sto.nach and Bowels Shooting Pains,
Numbness. EysteTia Female Pains. Pafitation Dys-
ri sia Liver C0,4saiut. EiioJls Fever Malaria and
EpideInics COLLINS Pi.ASIERS ian ELECTRIC
BATTERY combined with Porous PLAsTER) and lansh
at pain. DC. everywhere. o29
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SFTCrsL BARGtr;S fer IT'S Wee a. Hahn rciia-
bif shoe horse, $50 itG street:
Ladies calf eiiGF-, So
IGdG. kid .:ai Eci,i H. button, &c.
Gents SDt,a -oe h@c,r balls, j ~.
Gents Tine Eytt0U Sito+-sa, II -
DiS@rs ard boys solid -s,hcs" shoes &c.
(hi.fi'> ali-!citleT s't:cUl ices. :slc.
CEii1'S fine spring Heel D:i:1G, 6ic.
j.; rgetiIS in tine hand 9..t!e s-loi~.
bargains in misses and b. dies, shoes
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~ A T A r R II.
SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE,

Head Colds, Watery Discharges from the Nose and
Eyes Ringing Noises in the Head, Nervous Headac ne
and Fever Instantly relieved.
Cho,ing mueus disloi-ed. membrane ciaansed and
noaiel breath sseetal 4, smell taste and heasiny
stored AID r4yaees eli ED
Cough Bronchitis D.opnif-s into the Throat. Pains
i'll the cst, Dyspepsia Wasting Of Strength and Flesh.
Loss Of Sleep, exc, cured.
One bottle RADICAL CURE, one box CATARRHAL
SOLVENT AID DR.. SANFORD'S INHALER. in
ayha. u all druggists Tor 81 Al, for SANFORD
EApiCtI- CUE; pure distatirn of Witch Hazel Am.
Piiir Ca lir Ma~igold. Glover Blossoms etc. POTTER
DRuG AND CHEMICAL Co, B,stcu.
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VARY ID. GOvFTsSpCr. eXJCu1TiS OF the estate OF
Samuel l. (;Overnet!r entered suit yesterday luf IN
order 10 restrain t-coI.c ianfnhtn .inli tor
81 IN" tSt1fe VI Geo L. ttAHlIeG"o, re. u interfering
with aU award made To CUInDi MS iiI, ..::i Iiy
the Mexican t:siIH5 0IgIioS!On and Ifcin selling
cert ain lands in Texas
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DRY GOODS.
w ooDwARD 4 IorHRop

WOODWARD 4 LorHRop
CAN special attention 20 the extraordinary values they
are offering in Nottingham Lace Curtains, Bed Sets
Pillow Sham Tides, &c, &c.
NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS:
At s b6 rer pair, worth 90.
Al s. per I'air. worth 81 90
At So per iair. worth So
ANTIQUE LACE CURTAINS:
At 80 per rair. worth 81 So
At ~ pr pair worth SO.
MADRAS LACE CURTAINS:
In al the Few dssigns AID eolorinss.
At SIZE per pair worth saae.
A. A. E E pr pair II:; worth ta1. s6 - ..
AT $40 Per pair, worti Sl2.51
Having devoted additional room 10 thfs Department.
We can nov show 1hese goods with the bs ef 90 OF
sseeiay in tie Madras Curtains, Inspection cordially
SWISS TAMBoUR LACE CURTAINS:
fair a,iaity at IS Per pair: er grades Al sla slasc
Linen B.ts.e srrin for Curtains in half dozen
Also FanG} ssI1n- at Ia. ana So per yard
patterns. only l2hc. per yard
han Lace Pillow Shalns. and quote as follows:
Al 1:c per pair worth 81
Al 81 r~,F pair worth vi. %.
We also max q specially - a ps.cnf Pillow Sham
Holder, which gives the proper Position and eject
the Sham. ut 81 each
We have also opened complete line Of Tides In Rus
sian Antique. As,pliIue and Nottingham.
1W ANTIQUE Tides ii by H. onlS iIc. each.
loco Antique Squares, 25c pa, doE.
LOCO Antique Squares 81 per d,z worth 81 - aoz
Guilurr G. Art Tides in all sizes IF low prices.
Applique Tides all sizes. NJ low PRICES
In this department viii slao he found beautiful hae
Of Stamped AMI Unsamisd Linen Cioods cor Enlcoid-
ery-aso Embroidery Crashes and Momir Cloth 10y the
embarrassing OF Taplc Scsrfs. Bureau STARTS
SplasheS. Tides &c. &c, at low
ONE PRICE ONLY.
W o o d w II ID L 10th r o p,
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
4 nsUseiD1as~. &C.. 'To-ai-tst.

NATIONAL TBEATER-''Iha Black Crook
FoEn's OPERA HarsE--W. E Sheridan as
"IGuiS Nj
1HEsTER CeNIeUR--.'ilae N'os'ld'
DINE AuSE;-H---'J0a<o the Brazilian ipe-
AENEFS Music UsLL-inLiyeisl1y ball OF the
COLUMBIA Iurn-YeTria.
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curb vest Chains, at Prigg'a
Browns Bronchial E>rOcrseS


Browns Bronchial ITOcheS
for Coughs and Colds: !he only article Of the kind
which has done me good service. / want nothing
better. "-Eep. r. II. Craig, OtiScule, ~ Y. Sold
only in boxes.
j. NJ. Iaroaue's Esixcr of Calisaya
Rarix
Has, for more than half century. been In use by
all classes or people and ndcrSed by eminent ply
Sic13nS as the best tonic and invi@oratOr extaDt.
he weak, the nervous, the debilitated, all find it
to give new life, vt9Or and happiness. Par1icu-
larry 4 lady'S medicine. 81 a DOIte. sold by drug
gistS w. 4. Thornton Proprietor, Baltimore and
harrison streets, Baltimore, Md tu,th,s6m
I.UnbOrg's Rhensh Cologne.
They All Use Hunts Insect Powder.
II costs 25 cents bottle, and viii Kill or banish
every insect, such as roach, water bug, bed bug,
etc. from your premises. For sale by ali drug
gisl5.
That Husband of Mine
Il three times the man he was before he began
using "WeilS' Health Renewer.n 81. Druggists. 10
"A1derley Dairy Wag0ns.',
Fresh AIderney Butter, churned every morning,
and delivered in haf-ponnd ward" prints, 4cc. per
pound Also Cottage Cheese, Buttcrin1lk and Sweet
Milk. DC. per quart, Cream 15c. pint
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ALI ABorT TIE RAHY--ive must have n picture
Of 6lty. bat BABY F.G:.f Sif IC.3E eHs,uTi, nat
Shall do; DO! v % take Lin 10 Davis. oI
coarse, who IS sur 10 get lin OY E5 ,t<tn-
taLe0us process g2J Per.asY wanna avenue.
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ACCORDING To Do I.EgIs, bran bread and beef Is
necessary u life In its h.cc-t develop PR, ut, and
are constrained To f0It-Io hot :o,.s a.Il t:cc
Will him. and for thc comfort OF b.iie, buy
our gaIlnentS from Hcnirt, the cl0tiicr, he says.
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Is removed 10y the Of Cocaine and it stimulates
and promotes the growth Of the hair Burnett o
tiaVOT1ug Extracts are the best. co
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M. a,acensscin, sI7 7tr, 81. n.w..

having Just received 30 cases OF tilware, offers the
same for tomorrow only at Strengthening prices:
cot water pals. Sc; loot. diShpans. lie: 12Gt.,
lic; Hlt, 1876: Is OF. a3c 2qt coffee pot, l2c-;
3qt., 1ic 6-qt-, 49,, , ct s,uccpans &C. Sgt,
He; a., lie: GOT. 90; 2qt. covered buckets &c;
BOT, &c. AT, Is: qt a0:,; opt. cup, &c; cake
boxes 49,. 52 63, EACH dustpan, &c: extra size,
&C.: STatcrs, peptr boxes, toy banks, egg heaters,
ctke turner's. g.. each. Also, great reduction in
decorated china.
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Yorrus' CLorur,;G at Ej-.n,au Bros, I'll. and E.

Miss e. F. MsRTIS. of Aui,Irn y. Y. who is cole
b-2tef Tor her hon,p-flada CAKES has been visiting
this cftv- She has apnoyed ,1nn III. hagruter.
1917 New FORK avenue, n2T sale agent Tor Wash
Ia sJn
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ETEEY SITTING tal,eD b. e,lF Instantaneous p.o-
ccSS- No charge for RESTING. 1893 Pa ave,
Refs kCIlethyS.
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Galyano-E aGnetic Treatment of Dis


WASHINGTON BRANCH OF BALTIMORE OFFICE, G22E
STREET NOETHWEST
Hours from 10 II q. III. and : TO D. m, Sunday
excepted. SltiSi .ction guaranteed. Can or send
for pamphlet containing over one hundred voun-
tary testimonials OF cures OF citizens OF Baltimore
and Washington, covering the entire range Of
nerve aud o. her iiclTahle diseases See Baltimore
Sun for daily accounts OF cares. and every We;lncS-
y and Saturday In Washington STAR. COnSulta-
ton free, either al office or home of patient.
z T., 4. PARSONS & Co
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CITY ITEMS.
"a Jewel of the First Watcr,,,
Is another name for DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Starting TO Eeun to the Fire.

r. was IN Lowell, Mass. An alarm OF fire was
sounded, and the engine was rapidly driven out OF
the engine house. One OF the hoISeG took fright,
pranccd wildly about, and ran the engine against
the brick door-frlnle Chief Engineer liosmer was
severely bruised and two OF his ribs were broken
For three weeks the ply Sc1ons doctored him. Then
a friend brought him some Perry Davis Pain Killer
On being rubbed with this he was soon We'll Best
IMMINENT in the world.
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DRY GOODS.
CHEAPEST SILKS Ii W.surscfor.

CHEAPEST Silks liz w Asu,scfer
COIORFD SILKS rs1uced from sl ~ CSC rpioRpp
SILKS reduced from s t2a t. sl. CoIsoRt.p sIlk~
reduced froin q - 10 II ~
GREAT REDUCTION IN BLACK SiLKs
BLACK SILKS ruluctSi frcm 81 e. 7s
BLACK I'll rs rttucgd from al - o. 81
BLACK SILKS rpSlucssl from 81. 10 "a > -
BLACK SILKS ruGaVei from 81 Ca Sic
THESE ARE THL VERY REST GUINET SflkS--
FRENCH
=, The New style pr,>s Goods TlsICoT all Pa-s
Wool 80 inches VIDE. is5 Special BanHin.
FRUIT OF TNF LOOM YARD VIDE III EAcHFD
COTTON ONl5l S-C.
BIoCADE SILK NELyrT. ACTUAL Waite a.
REDUCED 10 $50.
AUCTION BLANKETS
Sc Al Wool tl.ASEI"TS rc,luari 70 81
$40 Ali hopl BLAINE, Is rsiuc.~i Ia
Double White Bl.A>EETS rQSG,aeSl ~ ~
Bleaclad TABLE DAGAs X. all Pure Linen S!ssltlY
sUfiod Iwss 80. }. now sSlc
COInRED SILKS J0c- BLACK SILKS :gc
C0L0RED and BLACK CASTlMEkf:S, all PuEc acot
DOUBLE hlpE, sc, 90, O.. s5,
'CaRTEES-
oc27 an MARKET SPACE
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TIE indications are that z..tIy colder and fair
weather viii I-t-Tai IN >tF En@iar!. the laiCs,-c
Atlantic ana south A:i9ntic state. fT t3y, T.5l
Ir5> - al SJG,h til. nsr LCi. pl.tIOI O. South
Carolina
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pr sO2.: eNc''ii,. y hone Gallery ground hoof
Instantaneous Ftcto Co.. iH2. Ia. ave, O,ea day
ant evening. + Il. AiyoTs.
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EFFJS!Nfi TO 10 StIIp DJrY.-fn the Police
Court to-day q sailor on the schooner Carl ID.
'Ithrop. named IiUsh Nc';iinchy, was arr1igiled
On thC C'ir:e q rttu&tn TO duty, and, The cap
IAN tf~titvinE 10 the fast, he Was sentenced to
,Sn day, iii Jail.
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TIE SHtTrrCK DNOPCE CASE.-In the divorce
c,>, az ANGRY ii Si;lttuch art. Mary s. Shittuck
the dttSndinJ has Hitrt her answer in Which she
denies t;E;r pi2irtf has at all times provided Tor
bis i:ltJ, and tii. Olher allegation, in the bill
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CHuDREs's oyEKcoATs. FYseman Bros, 9TH

CARPE:Ts-1J bright styfS % tUo-,,iv clrrefs lust
Opened, at Tu,yson ;. tsJ6 icaH-y Wanna avenue.
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Now EEaDy.--Gur elegant hGa5 os bah souvenirs
thd !rCrdIns, lnc,l1 and A:4:er cards, and orcnD-
NJ Z Iff Z. Il ION
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OvEEcoATs at Fisefnan Bros. It'll and E.
FALL OvEEsacks at E....!can EIos.. ith and Z.

THE friends and the Irhlic are cordially invited
10 Is present at She Gi9niEg ef the Salie F0ols OF
JAMES Golden tG night, IL No. !G5 street L.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.
kss RSDAY

The Weather.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SfGsAI OFFICER,
W.sHISGTox, H. C., Nov !, isS}. ID am.
For The mfitIie Atlantic states, colder, fair
Weather a0d fru,tS. rorthyt x 10 pG,tcJ WIs,
generally higher barometer.
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Bens0n's Capcne Porous phSters represent PR
sure. 2oc.
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SWEDISH MovlaEEr CczE.-see Prof sisen's
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FINE TAILORING, Eis",1an Bros, IN andE
BOYS oyERCoArs. Ei-acnan Eros. 18th and E
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D1n3Fy.Sf

For Fine Fitting Jersey Coats
And Chiidrens Hapelocks at bankrupt prices, go to
1;}6 9TH street. E3l IOUNGs.
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Fussf:1I.'s Ice crc.ln 81 ..alr.2.te R,.sss.
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CAu1kEk's CLorllLN. a s:Lsen,an Bros. .ta a.d E:
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EDUCATIONAL.

1'EEsE, gTEIITz SCHOOL or LANGUAGES low
shoxpENeI s. sa siasss street. f'n''i"A
thoronv snd ec.cens netod spssa .Sas
scHSo Or Ar Ti sfn Der k1
ksss ISL Zee 70 f s STMsK
and TO isnl,es for certain hours for rrna-
Young CHORIsTKRs, VOCAL CLASS WILL BE
- ora I'LL. on Friday November ID. at PM at lil7
'''- S'''' l''' DAVID :. L. JOHNSON.
The primary ohie. of this effort is to fit Children
sing correctly fr"i the oses When they ted for
wis be taken train tie pupils ntion.
make thsit singt "a aeep i 'As WINCH S'I 'sNa %
Tni=s 9, g. Per quartz half in advance
A GRABowsKII Al 4 s. PHD
IA French German, Nafbs MATES Sciences.
ysS college lSi lS r in a nshxs,.
NEEsDAMIs D'oRFMIEUlx Won TAUBFs AND DE
III BEUiN koPs. snoc,~sors, to the Misses Hai1es
ss q sSp Nd %
eTcy Park. New 1oTk- selS-eo.sn
E; sGHEEh HEEL oR 2ss,, IEscHER OF PIANO
sinners well as those wishing to be qualified for
Performers Teachers. Terms sl2 ia 18th street
northwest. sei4-so2In
A RI sCHoo1, 1913 ST. n W. opp: FRANkLIN
a Park. Fo,trtecRth annual session. Thorough in
os-lin' ~ Mrs s z FULLER, Principal
EJlss HnT0N's -
M nsS 81 Ehah' a1ena seHS sns saE
thorough instruction IN the Languages Mathematical
Literature ans, the Sciences. au25-aln
qHSSNT SnR SSb t tNT,IgFE uoo1
s0 street. Will r MRS E n rtiR hsc,p,
WILLIAM wALDEcKER GRADUATE OF THE
oan h n . Genservsprs Of Mnssl Tessher Of pane
Residence. isa. 18th street northwest. sep 4 am
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stationcrs' spacial1. ;, 40 ana so ID s.reat
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Jon Ions
TRUNNEL & CLARK. SlI MARKET Sfscs,
Have secured some Special n rI,sins 20 which they ia.
N1te attention:
ioo dozen German Linen. knotted Prince Towels siss
nN-o, BEAUTIFUL finish. - cor 81 is,r a, y. a
lu1 dozen VII linen NAPKINS rSiusi 10 al
loo dozn all Linen NAPKINS rrlucss al rs tins ops-
ity hss never sold for l,=ss than -
L case iine IL 4 Blankets. g. fr,fn
special Barcrs an ttanntls. Biankes Hosi,rs Under
wear, Hsndk.TChiefs. Gloves 81.
10 dozen Cindrr Ribbed, Full Regular Hose raaaced
to - cts pair.
We have Grand assor-ment of Dress Goods fsndn..
ali the fateS; 6 and cooTnes, praos-
and in rsliatlC qualities.
Fine BTocadc AeNrts and Silks n mstrh
We have Special BARGAIN in Black Brocsde Siik ~
u IA. Il,gant stSlc>" Also a special ussn.ssIr "a
Nnlnst Black six. at ~ cts
onr stoh INA AZ aiar iin, ns i very comIleir ana
invite All inspection of stock and IarscD II prss
ONE PRICE ONLY
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TR0rT!Sfs MEETING NEXT WFEB.-ht n meeting
last night the executive committee Of the driving
club decided 70 give Two Gays trot;insr meeting.
To begin on "Wednesday OF ne:,t week. Or the first
day p'irS. ut $50 win he given 10 = - horses and
500 10 tn1;a of - class Purses OF 500 IoF -
and .a f0f 30 PAGERS viii be given on tiie second
d:ty.
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CTTRELLS
| Ladies' DOINANS, CIRCULARS. NEWMARKET arr
ENGLISH WALKING JACKETS, in SILK ilnsl,
StoCkinettr and t1Oh.
Thsse Goods all marked nj prices 70 nke them
go and viii eonl1are with any IN the District
Rrucaded Silks, Nelyets Itlyet,Is Pushes all
shades and prices.
Black Gunrt silk 81 o. the best thing ia tba town
for the price
All the novelties in Wool ral'iice
splendid llne of Black Goods ut the very loves.
l Prices
job lot of Misses and Cfildren's Hosiery At isH
4 price.
competent salesman wanted immediately
j. A LUTTRIII a CO.
1 o2S hl1 Market Auass
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Boys' cLorHr;G at Else.r,au Bros, ri. and E.
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REMAINS GF TRIES FROM TTENTT-THgEE FEET
tNIEE t.Eot Hp.-itc NoTt men engaged in digging
well for the "ifDF-St.:ge" at The new casino, on
Connecticut avenue. near 65 street. yesterday dis
covered mass OF brush, tnG logs buried tbout twen-
~ three Get beDrG!h the surface OF the earth i'll
ft'f hard, black swamp clay. The wood is chiefly
CEDAR and l. i'll Idr Sttc OF preservation, and APP
p'1!S 10 consist of fallen trees and underwood,
which has, year by year, sunk into the b;d Oh the
swamp which is Known to have covered that section
IL any years ago. Ii would probably not take more
th2n century for fallen trees 20 sink TO TINT
depth In swamp ground such aS the nature Of the
clay indicates; that to have been. 50 the discovery
ilf antiquity.
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blue Flannel Shirts :issd Etand-knit
Jackets, 81. 80, -. at AuerbachS, 9TH and IL. &c
Not Relics Of The Past.
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BARGAINS IL C,Rpr1s
BARG AIMS IN CARPETS
800 ROLLS
$50 ROLLS
500 ROLLS
THE BEST MAKES OF 2-PLY CARPET 60 and IS
cents
THE BEST MAKES OF BI.USSEIS CARPETS ehuIc.
bright styles. 81.
GOOD INGRAM CARPETS ~ cents and 81 cer,Js
INGRAM CARPETS. Morcsque styles at CT GEMS
BRUSSELS CARPETS. 10 cents
FLOOR DRUGGETs all sizes S. &c. 81 g. 81 slo
FLOOR on-CLoTHS. all widths 81 conts 10 cent.
LACE CURTAINS. per pair. 81 80 g. s25a g. o.
ALL WOOL BLANKETS. s. pair.
c. NJ TowSoN
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Ek ISIS MARY f. SCHREINER.
NJ TEACHER OF EiOCUTION,
Logical Analysis. Vocal Culture and EXPRESSION
Readings III SHA kSpEARE and GENERAL II1ERA-
1URE. Glasses forming Clergylnen and for Law
ycrs 1924 Mass. stnlJ-2m'
n ORWOOD INSTITUTE SESSION ls83-s4.
CORPS OF TEACHERS:
Mr. and Mrs. v; ID. CABELI. PRINCIPALS; Prot b R
Mason. Latin and Mathematical Prof S. NJ Siute, tCol
unbian Collegel History, Moral and Mental phiioso-
phy and L,sic; Prof A. N Skinner. NAT Obs Astron-
oDiy; tls ses Geoloey Pref r Ro.ers Chemistry.
mont, tDpioee de academic IL Faris), French: Miss
~. r. Garrison and Prof. Marye Engiish Miss NJ Cray.
Bellies Lttrcs; Prof. Anton Gloet2tlr instrumental
Music: Miss H. Evremonti Jones Vocal Music; Prof G..
G. Messer Art Drawing and Painting: Mrs l. Collier.
Class Drawing and Decorative Art; Miss j. Ghtstrry,
Cafsthenics and Elocrtion Prof J.. G. Marin Dancing
IT. branches not named the best instruction provided
ekf For terms and other particulars apply to the
PIlnc ais, at 1212 and TIA 1it street. oc1i- tno2
WASHINGTON SCHOOL OF PHONoGRAFHY AND
W IlPE-WR1TiNG F2T street northwest.
CLASSES VIII Vet each eyenins, at 60
PRIV AIlG16ssons given il desired.
EftNfAL Course OF twelve lessons for Phonocapliers.
STUDENTS supplied with Text books Copy books,
Dictionaries Periodicals., PhonoErafhic materials
I1PE-NRlIlNG Lessons any hour day or evening.
Short hand Clerks furnished Call through telephone
at tss's DRUG Store. 10th street and New YORK ave.
oil j. .. WHITCOMB
or
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CECOND-HAND CLOTHING BOUGHT AND THE
= highest cash prices paid. Also, Watches, Jevelry
Guns, Pistols. DC. Call or address HEREOF SOS eth
street. near Rennsylyania avenue mxrA
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FIsKS i.s~T NiGFT.--A fin, caused by defective
fit last NIGHT about ~ O'Clock caused about c2sO
dana - In The house corner II 18th and G streets,
osue, ~ Dr. john T.. Siou,$9 and occupied by Miss
h@r :; lsS3. \ tT5 Ia Beck ~ III idip,onS
foundry. West Washington. about the S..Iiic time
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Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-04-21

Prevailing course of the wind for the
week was from the sOuth-west-W Weather
fairand pleasant-Rain-fal 3-S inch.
The mill of Young & Co. will begin
operations next Monday. Next.
The timber cut this year in the north
exceeds that of any previous year.
Gov. Begole has pardOned six convicts
from Penitentiary since April 1st.
The next Ohio Democratic state con-
yentiOn will be held at Columbus, June
81.
Wheat prospects in California, Wis
consin, Minnesota, Nebraska, Iowa and
Dakota splendid.
The President and party reached
Savannah, Ga, Thursday, and are hav-
ing good time.
Peter Cooper gave away 100000
while on earth, and should be well fixed
now if charity counts.
The Republican party made promises
t. the people last fall concerning the
submission Of an amendment that
should be fulfilled.
The entertainment to be given by the
school at the end of the school year will
consist of four act comedy, entitled
School" The cast has already been ar
ranged, and includes some of ChebOy-
gan's leading amateurs. From what we
know Of those who take the different
parts, we are of the opinion that the
piece will be we'll rendered. 1t is said
to be full of fun from beginning to end.
The boisterous, uprOarious conduct,
the impertinent Outspoken remarks, dur
ing the presentation of the Broom Bri-
gade on Wednesday and Friday eve,
INDUCED in by incorrigbles who occu-
pied the gallery was disgrace to civil
ization and should not be allowed at any
future entertainment. Cheboygan owes
it to her fair name and well behaved
citizens that good order be preserved
at7all public assemblies.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-04-21

1t is the general verdict that Howard
Lynn will make a good marshal.
The council made good selection for
village attorney in the person of Geo. W.
Bell.
The Independent Sabbath School are
| grateful to the Oddfell0ws for the use of
their hall.
There is considerable property cha ng-
ing hands this spring, which Is always
| indicative Of live town.
The graded hOOl closed last evening
for vacation of one week, to give the
pupils and teachers rest.
Most of the delivery wagons of our
merchants, have dOnned their spring
suits and come out in gay style.
What about that fire limits ordinance?
We hope the matter will receive consid-
Grafton of council at an early day.
The official proceedings of the council,
on first page, will be found interesting
to all who desire to be posted in regard
to village affairs.
Street fakirs do not meet with much
favor in Cheboygan, and the consequence
Is they do not tarry long within her
borders, but migrate TO more cOngen-
ial cline.
The various officials of the village
still rest upon the ragged edge of anxiety,
the committee to arrange salaries not
being ready to report at the meeting
Tuesday night.
One fifth of century passed in happy
married life by Mr.. and Mrs. j. p. Sutton.
They celebrate next Wednesday eve, and
we venture there will be no finer looking
couple present.
No word has been received from Il o
smaller sized tubing for the water works
we'll. It was to have been shipped the
18th inst. The delay is very vexatious
to all concerned.
Streets drying up, houses looming up.
business booming, amusements multi
plying, new enterprises being projected,
schools and churches hOurishing, while
Chetoygan leads as live, growing, pros
porous town.
Capt. Boggs has received official notice
from the Secretary of State that their
will be no action taken in regard to ac-
cepting new military company for the
state troops until fall. The application
of the company has been filed, and the
prospects are fair for their acceptance.
1t has been decided to stop drilling I'M
til some decision is reached.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-04-21
Weather Report for the Week ending
Thursday Evening April 10, $751;

Prevailing course of the wind for the
week was from the sOuth-west-W Weather
fairand Rainfall 3-8 inch.