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NOs Caught,

Boston, 15.-Pool dealers were aot
caught by the overlapping on Saturday,
although an attempt was made The
firm of Reber Is Gallagher was called
upon by man who wanted to make a
bet and when he found the concern only
took risks payable Rext day, the visitor
declined to bet and went away.
New York. l5.-The tapping OF the
by means Of which bogus dispatches we've
seut all over the country announcing
false results Of the Jerome Park races,
and through which nesrly 500, 600 was
lost by pool sellers throughout the
United States, remains as much of q
mystery "a ever.
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Fatal Panics

St. Petersburg, 15.-During service
in the Jewish synagogue st Zouvonks, II
the government of Psdslis, on Saturday
q false alarm of fire wss raised in til,
gallery, which caused panic. People
terrible crush. Forty women were
killed and thirty others injured.
Waterbury, Conn, 15.-There being 81
alarm Of fire in Elm Street school during
the session, 900 children rushed headlong
down stairs in panic. Many were
Knocked over and tramp.ed upon. One
girl had her collar bone broken, another
an eye badly cut, 8 third is insensible
and has several internal injuries, and
many others are bruised. The fire caught
from the paper room, near the furnace,
and was emily subdued.
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For PILLOWS AND PICTURES 20
to SORENSEN 81 CARLCUIST. 7
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NEWS
THE SOCIALISTS.
Little Interest in the Disturbers.

Little Interest In the Disturbers
Pittsburg, 14.-Tbe first regular meet
ing Of the first national congress o. lnter'
national SociAlistic Workingmen's as
sociotion was held here to. day. But little
interest was manifested by the working
men of this city, and all told there were
thirty eight people present. OF these the
| committee reported twenty-six duly &C.
| credited delegates. After some little
discussion about admitting substitutes
for delegates, which ended in their ad-
| mittapce, permanent organ cation was
effected by the election 4 Meng, OF
Chicago, president; Rohner, Of Omaha,
vice-president; Spiea, of Chicago. and
Scrsm, of Allegheny. secretsries. Com
mittees on organization, resolutions,
Communications, trsnslstioas, aud pro-
psgation we're next appointed, and the
meeting adjourned until tomorrow.
This afternoon mass NEE ing IVES
held in Turner'S hal, which was at
attended by about 400 psople, among the
number many ladies and children. The
speakers included Herr Most and Aug
ustus Spies. Very little.enthusiasm was
manifested and before the meeting con-
cludsd the hall was pretty we'll thinned
out. The convention has been q failure
so far as public interest or prOseiptism
is concerned. Workmen msnifest but
little interest in the matter and seem to
view it with indifference or scepticism.
Pittsbur9, Pa, 16.-The International
Socialistic Workingmsn's association re-
sumed its session this morning, only
fifteen delegates being present. Letters
of encouragement and congratulstion
were read from Mexico, London, Ger
many, Russia and Paris. Nihilists con-
graduated the society on its past SUCCESS
and gave heartfelt sympathy for the
future. Papers were read from Mil
waukee, New York, Chicago, Balti- |
more, st. Louis, st. Joseph, Omaha, and |
California. Cslifornis urged the society
10 do its utmost to form an organization |
over the country and prepare for the
coming conflict, having everything in
to strike at one time, % this
.ction must be simultaneous oil over the
world. Omaha demanded that all present
ystems of government be abolished,
throughout the world.
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SLEEPLESS NIGHTS, made
miserable by that terrible cough
Shlloh's Cure Is the remedy for you
valid by L q n / Drug atoraL CD
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The DeNrer & Rio Grande.

New York, 15.-The Directors of she
Denver & Rio Grsnde received the
resignation of Vice-president Myer and
elected August Engler in bis place. The
syndicate to take the Denver securities il
composed OF Kuhn, Loeb s. Co., Love
JOY, Woerishoffer, Commack, Osssatt,
Hallgsrlen, Scott and Suffer. Sock.
holders have until October 31st to sub
scribe to the new issue Of stock and
bends,
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We feel assured that our friends
will thank US for bringing before
their notice articles which have nc
superior among the many that fill
our markets. We refer to the cele-
brated DR.. Prices Special Flavorine
Extracts. We have used them, and
can recommend them as the best ar.
ticle in domestic use. +
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OGDEN, SALT LAKE, PROVO,
NEPHI, JUAB,
MILFORD AND FRISCO.
ON AND AFTER
OCTOBER 1. '83.

| ~ ~ - N)IAO - Oo'
Four Express Trains leave Sail
Lake for Ogden daily as follows:
Pacific Express at 6.10 a. m.
Atlantic Express at 100 a. M,
Park City Express, pm. Special
Express at TAO p. m.
Arrive in Ogden at 7.4O a. M: 800
a. M; $50 p. m. and 90 %. m,
Express Trains leave Ogden at
100 a. M; $50 a. M. s; 1880 q. m. and
6.10 p. m. Arrive at Salt Lake at
$50 a. NJ; go a. M; IL noon and
7.40 p. m.
Express leaves Salt Lake daily at
100 am. Tor Juab end intermediate
stations, and connects with Salt
Lake Western Railway for Tintic.
and with Sanpete Valley Railway
for Sanpete.
Through Express leaves Salt Lake
at 3.05 p. M, and connects with
Stage Lines at Milford and Frisco
for Southern Utah, Nevada and
Arizona.
Express Train from Juab and
intermediate points arrives at Salt
Lake at 6p. M.
Through Express from Frisco
and Milford arrives at Salt Lake at |
$50 a. m.
JAS. SHARP, F. COPE,
Asst. Gen. Supt. Gen. F. d P. Agt
JOHN SHARP.
General Sup't.
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No Prohibition.

Cincinnati, 14-The Commercial Ga.
Sette this morning published the figures
from every county except Stark, showing
the prohibition amendment had 309, 43l
votes while the total vote in the State was
700, 335, by which showing the test
amendment has been defeated.
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81 buy DR.. BenSon's Celery and
ChCnaonaile Pills and introduce them
a0he7eoer I go. Personal k'aoao ledge
and experience Of their effects ON
others prompts this act" Rev. j. P.
Fugett, rector, st. Luke's church,
Myersburg, Pa. Fifty cents at drug
gists.
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A Failure,

Dublin. 15.-Irving Bishop. mind
reader, at an exhibition on Saturday
night, failed four times to give the mum
Der of bank note, then tainted, and has
since been dangerously i'll Of conges!ion
OF the brain.
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CONGREGATIONAL Convention.

Concord, 1.-THE congregational
convention adjourned sine die. The mex.
session will be held in . MON Park church
Chicago, in October, 1885.
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Many who never complain are
nevertheless seriously i'll. Use
Browns Iron Bitters and there will
be no cause of complaint.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-10-10

AUTUMN vIsrToRs-MPRovxxENn IN THE TOWN,
ETC
Correspondence Of THE EVENING STAR
ROCKVILLE, Nd, Oct 9th, 1884
With the crimsoning Of the woods and the first
touch OF shining, white frost, fly the summer
visitors back to the noisy, busting city. october
may be lovely In the city but It Is far more SO in
the country. The oaks and naples are growing
scarlet; great clusters OF spicy, yellow and white
chysanthemums are coming into bloom; the air
has freshness, richness that exhilarates one.
Ali day the sky Is a clear. cold, dark blue, and at
night sunsets burn in the west that one will never
forget.
These flying summer visitors little know what
they lose by going home SO early. The best OF the
season they leave behind them A few sensible
ones remain, and the pretty town OF Rockville has
its share OF them This same little town has been
M two noe hay many
built, in fact Many new cottages have sprung
up, "a, among them Mrs velrs' tine, three:
another season; churches. stores. and old resi-
dences have been repainted, and altogether the
ancient Maryland town seems to have taken new
lease OF life and prosperity.
Concerts, theatrcals and garden-parties have
been In vogue. Recently very pretty garden
party was given for the heneft Of the Methodist
gardens that abound In Rockville. Colored Chinese
lanterns were hung under the tall locusts. and
cast SOFT glow over the fower-bordered path
leading 70 the picturesque In11a-red house Of Mr..
Mans The effect was extremely pretty. Then,
also recently two sparkling little operas were
given here at the town hall by the "Washington
IDEALS" A critical audience was charmed with
the viyacious acting and cultivated singing OF Mrs.
McCartee, and the rich, pure. artistic contralto OF
MIS- 80 Jeanne rune, and convulsed with laughter
Dy the nuInor OF MessrS. Pugh, Hay and Daniels.
Now the coming event Is the county fair, which
WIN be held here the latter part OF this month.
W ihs tae ar
IN quest OF dropping cheStnuts.
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DIED..
BAISTER On Tuesday, October 9th, 1883; at 7:3o
Am, HENRY W. BALSTER, in the thirty fifth year of
Cease to weep, for tears are vain;
Calm the tumult of thy breast,

Past his suffering, past his pain,
Tssn dff Of tss thy Sses xsn
, For he who suffered is at rest
1 Pon MD tax p street from his s Mo-
ends aPe nvtea to attend October H. Relatives and
s s'S sn caakEs s'f;
Funeral services Thursday October H. a. his late res
s hafer 1 fssna ste nx sh ct SPIN at
JOHN, beloved husband of Mary Dryer, born in the
County Clare Ireland aged tfty-two years.
Funeral will take place on thursday October 1lth at
ssa se e. o Ss I'd
1e and rs aTa T be 5 stsna R
e IF H f. s,S'fa
92s Va ss$s
q ess0ss
after short but painful Illness aged years, month
g take hes~s rsR su s ssssts il
oaock m Relatives and friends of the family are in
Hdsf5a s Ts s9s of o etc @
Funeral vim take place this "wednesday, afternoon at
SEXTON On October 10th, 1883, after long and
Painful ness which he bore with Christian forttude
EiIcheen Bane County Limerick, ireland.
May his soul rest in peace.
Funeral will take place from his late residence. No
42A Second street southwest half past eight Friday
morning. sharp. Friends and relatives invited.
SCHNOPP. On October Sth at O'Clock, JOHN
ADAM SCHNOPP after long and painful Illness which
he bore with christian fortde aged fifty nine years.
Funeral will take place from his late residence No
622 ~ street southwest at 80 o'clock Thursday
ing, from St Marys church. Friends and family
respectfully invited.
WATKINS On Tuesday. October 9th, 1888. at 1880
Pi LEE youngest son Of Nicholas and Marion j.
Funeral at o'clock. on the afternoon of to morrow
fihurstay) at 1929 Sixth street northwest Relatives
and friends invited
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DERMAToIoeY! AFTER Spec, nv
BY DE-. j. VAN DYCK, DERMATOLOGIST,
No % Grant Place,
Pimples F1eshworms,
Freckles, Blackheads,
Moles. Liver Spots,
Dandruf, Superfuous Hair
Badness.
Crown Badness. Part Badness,
Thin Hair, Dry Hair
Frontal Badness, Temple Badness
Faded Hair, Premature Gray Hair
Scant Eyebrows, Irregular EyelaShes,
Notified Eyebrows, Short Eyelashes.
SKIN DISEASES.
Erysipelas, Salt Rheum,
Scaly Scalp letter, Psoriasis,
Intense Itching at Night. Lepra
And every form Of bens discooration and defect of
TIE comrlexion hair; eyebrows eyeashes, hands and
Dyck Dernatoogist. No. 22 Grant Place between 9th
and 10th and and streets every day. except Friday
and Saturday. Hours a. III. to p. IN. Sundays to q
Call and make your engagements at once as only
limited number can be treated daily DR. Van Dyck has
devoted twenty Of his life to the practice his
specially and you consult him with faith and conf
dense in his skill Terms within the reach Of all Su-
pernons Hair permanently and forever removed by the
operation OF Electroses by Dr.JVan Dyck. os tnws
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RIDICULOUS IDEAS

AXE ENTERTAINED ABOUT PURGAT1vES IT IS
DANGEROUS TO SCOURGE THR STOMACH. TO
RASP THE BOWELS TO PHOSPHATE THE NER-
VOUS SYSTEM, WITH FURIOUS EvACUANTS
NATURE HAS GIVEN SAMPLE IN TIE FAMOUS
SELTZER SPRING, OF WHAT THE BIZ LIONS CON
SITUATED OR DYSPEPTIC SYSTEM NEEDS FOR
ITS RESTORATION, AND IN TARRANT-S EFFER-
VESCENT SETTER APERIENT SCIENCE HAS
lMPKOVED ON NATURE BY COMBINING ALI.
THE VALUABLE INGREDIENTS OF THE GERMAN
FOUNTAIN IN PORTABLE FORM THIS AGREE
ABLE AND PcIENT SALINE Alternative
CHANGES THE CONDITION OF THE BLOOD AND
PURiF1Es ALI. THE FLUIDS OF THE BODY. SOLD
81 ALL DRUGGISTS. sepo9
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A YOUNG LADY FROM NORFOLK RETIRES FROM ruE

HUCNG NORFOLK KETIRES FROM TUE
WORLD.
The chapel OF the Convent of the Visitation,
Connecticut avenue, was the scene yesterday af-
terAoon OF the ceremony Of attending the recep-
ton into the order OF Miss Pauline Broughton,
young LAZY OF Norfolk, Va large and brillia mt
company filled the hall Rev. Father Murphy
made short address to the nov ice and con.
Quoted the ceremony. At the beginning of the
ceremony the "beni Creator Spiritus' was rem
dered 10y Mrs. McCartee, Mrs. Fadely and Sister
Cecilia. After the white veil was conferred the
novice retired but soon returned clad In the habit
or the order. Alter the benedction OF the blessed
sacrament had been pronounced Sister Mary
Raphael as she Will now be known, saIuted her
sisters and was welcomed into the order by the
mother SUPERIOR ~
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Now READY--Our elegant lines OF bah souye-
Mrs ana programs. menu and dinner cards, and
opening announcements of every description.
morrison Duval, stationers speciaities, SOS and
Il
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MARRIED..

TYLER-DAV1DSON, In Baltimore October 2. 1888
at the Church Of the Ascension, by Rev Campbell Fair
John b TYLER Of Chicago, III. to CORNELIA Nc
PETERSON DAVIDSON. of Charleston. sc.
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The Boat Race This Evening.
ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE CONTEST.

The boat race this afternoon between the
PotoInacs and Columbus has cailet forth the
greatest interest among boating men. IL VIII
undoubtedly prove a very close race, and the
finish, which can be seen from the boat houses
the Aqueduct bridge aud Analostan Island win
Dc Inc sight The Judges are: Col Jones for
Inc fot0ntcS; W. \. Smith for the CoIunblas
ana Mr.. Richard Pairo Of the AnalostanS. the
Latter 20 drop the nag. Mr. Chas. Gait and MIR
Robert Leding willsbe timekeeperS. The referee
viii DC President MckeDny, OF the Analostans.
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Bona FIDE MATCH RACE, for 500 side, be
tween the celebrated st. Coupon. sired by G. en-
Knox. and the game little mare Lady Bel, sired
by Peaks 'of Otiar, Will take place on Thursday,
October II, at $3.50 pm, at Brightwood Driving
Park
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OUR Grand Fail Opening VIII take place Mon.
day and Tuesday next Handsome souyp Mrs
\. DaAN4NS, agt-, SOC 9TH St NV
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CITY ITEMS.
fFrom the Baltimore Sun of October
GalvanO.Magnetic Treatment

OF DISEASE,
CHRONIC CATARRH CURED TWO YEARS Ago IN A
LITTLR GIRL THE FATHER NOW TESTIFIEs AS
TO THE PERMANENCY OF THE CURE. No RELAPsE
EVEN FOR A DAY.
GENTLEMEN: About two years ago I secured
treatment from you for my little girl, then ten
years OF age who had been sufferer from Chronic
Catarrh since childhood, other remedies having
been resorted to in vain. A change was manifest
within week. and In a comparatively short time
complete cure was effected, which has continued
uninterruptediy since. This result convtnceS me
that your treatment is one OF permanent benefit
and cure, and take pleasure in adding my testi-
mony TO that OF the great mass you have received
since began the treatment in my family.
Yours, truly, w. C. PALMER,
Agent Henry Watson Chfidren's Aid Society,
20 and 20 North Calvert street
To E. A. PARSONS & Co.,
NE. cor Lexington and Liberty sts,
and 922H street n W., Washington d. c.
Washington office hours from to IL a m. and
to p. m. Consultation free at Office or home OF
Paens For daily spSrts OF cures see Baltimore
nesday and Saturday. It,
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ELEGANT GOODS At AUcTIoN.-Crowds of people
visited Dowing's auction rooms to view the SUI
per0 cohecuon OF artistic furniture to be sold
there tomorrow. The sale WIN begin promptly
ct 1880 O'Clock.
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An ALLEGED OUTRAGE IN VIRGINIA.-Mr A. NJ
Copen, a old Mexican war veteran, q native of
virginia, states that ne was hunting work in
Fairfax county, Va, in the neighborhoOd OF hun
ter's niil, last Monday. when he was stopped on
country by two men, who searched him and then
allowed him 10 depart. The reason assigned was
that horses had been stolen In the county
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GooD SHoorrNa.-Last Thursday afternoon ".
u. Fuller, member OF the National Rifles, OF this
city, and resident Of Hyattsyllle, Nd, made the
following remarkable score over 2DO-yari range
with regulation Springfield rifle, six pound pull
on hand. Two rounds were shot: One of five
shots, making % out Of IS: one OF seven shots,
making 50 out OF IS; making in all So out Of pos
sibie %, and consecutive bulTs-eyeS
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FUssELI's Ice Cream and Charlotte Russo.

LADIES, look at the auction columns for the sale
or dry goods and notions to take place On Fri
day, October Y, eat 10 o'clock ain.
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VtTy RESPECTFULLY,
ANNIE NJ. BOSTON, 1901 18th street.

BAD MAN.-Hamilton Temple, the colored man
VINO was held for the action C: tie grand Jury by
raging his sster-in-law, Anna Parker, OF No lOa9
so street, seems to have mania for iDJuring his
relations When brought to the Police Court for
trial Monday. he was recognized by Lieutenant
Noonan as the man arrested by that of1cer several
years ago for Numbering his brother with a billet
Tertiary.
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Jr7IrER PLryIUs Is cfrcumyented By the AID
OF one OF Henning's India Rubber OUTFITS The
oniy complete assortment can be found at al0 9TH
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LECTURES.

, - - y, \ SsS sES IfyE.E THERE
LECTURE 81 w kfs = r Kfd chTSca9F VIRGINIA
rK,SST Esf sns SCI, ScfoR RSishis Il ,ssa
At As O'clock pm.
TEN YEARS AMONG THE sENAroRsi
ALEcTURE
By HON JOHN r. FRENCH.
Ex-Seresant- at Arms Senate u ~
AT THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
Corner Of @ and 10th streets
FRIDAY EVENING. October IL Eieht O'Clock.
REV. DIR. RANKIN win preside
iSsefNea ssts, without extra charxc Brad Adams
els street, and whittsker's. ll05 Ia ave.
CORRESPONDENCE.
No. WASHINGTON. October g. 1854
tour Grs 10 ver That ycg T SSgs
SENATOR'S. permit MS to tina, before issvns II
Your engaeeinents allow, You afford your friends ina
place as ms, Yd 6si Is snlt N'' WING '-a
4 2 AiIf fsFS"riI. PPKk ss5FT1Th
THOS. J. FISHER John II. RICE,
ALLAN RUTHERFORD. III Elm
Ro II Ti EE3 SlES afSNxo L ss
Jos. ( SsSkaMoN 6 & & Frkyis n n.
h f OFTEN. s,M SAM Fl : S SdhRaatfkNr
i i ! SiaM9, in. SShEEf caEIsffr.
WssHISGroN. October G. 1888
10 the boS. CHIEF JUsTlcR CsRTTFR. HON JNo A J.
tREswEL1. kEr. DR RANkIN and Others
GENTLEMEN am IN receipt Of Your letter Of the sth
instant lesI myself much honorrd 10y your kind re-
hehibraIce The delivery If lecture IN Washinyton
treatlns OF any branch of te National yerent nav
De quite Ike carrying Goals to Newcastle still Il wifi
oe pleasure to submit my lecture in regard "a the SEN
With Your sSS viii ali sS Ehlsdis sS.
TEN YEARS AMONG THE SENATOR'S" nj the t.,j,srssS.
tlonal Church ON the evening Of Friday the mn in
slant Hoping the date may meet the cony,ni.pce ~
each and all Of you remain. ~
Your Obliged friend,
o6-6t JOHN Il FRENCH
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ASSAULT on A WIFE.-This morning In the
criminal Court, an aged colored man, Lloyd Mudd
was Tried on the charge of assault on his wife-a
case appealed from the Police Court The testi-
nlony was TO the effect that he and his wife had a
umculsy; that he struck at her and she threw q
nIieA at nm, with which he cut her head. The
wife said that the FUSS was all made up he hay-
ing asked her pardon, which she gave. the court
submitted the case TO the jury with the remark
tnat IL was an Irish row between a colored cou-
pc, and verdict OF guilty having been returned
Au0d was given but "a hours In 1alL
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.
OFFICE OF The CHIP SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHfNGTOS d. C. Oct 10 1894 10 a. m

For the middle Atlantic states, fair weather,
varia be Winds falling followed by rising barone-
Ter, stationary or rising temperature.
efECfAL WEATHER BCLLETIN-THURSDAY TO BIZ FAIR
Local rains are indicated IN New England and
the northern portion of the middle Atlantic states
ana fair weather will continue in the southern
portion OF the middle states during the day Clear
Ing cooler weather is indicated on Thursday ia
the lake region.
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AADAxn PALNER's opening, at hot street
noLthwesr, Is al unusually attractive one to-day
ana tomorrow. This Il me display OF imported
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BURGLAR ALARMS j. H. Kuehllng, near Pension
Office.
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LOOK OUT for opening price-l!st Friday.
4. DAMaANN, agt, 500 eth ST.
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An INSANE WOMAN, who gave the name OF Anna
Johnson, but whose real name Is said to be Anna
Young was found on the street last night by a DO
Hceman In the third precinct. She was turned
over 10 her friends and taken to her home, lao 18TH
street
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The Fall Campaign.
The political elements will soon be in commo-
ton. Already you feel an occasional blast and
hear the muff1ed thunder. The tempest Will brew
and break, and then some will be glad and some
disappointed. The ballot box settles ii. The great
medicinal ballot box Is Perry Davis Pain Killer.
It settles every summer Campaign Of disease.
There Is no appeal from its decision. Cramp may
threaten riOt colo may disturb; Indigestion may
swagger; dysentery may threaten; cholera may
bully; they must all succumb when the bottle is
opened, and a proper dose OF the remedy Is admin
istered 1t Is prompt as a general In action; sure
as a ninety pound shot. You can't afford to be
without IT about you bit more than the state can
afford to be without the ballot box.
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Coon Day GoODs.-Salasmln wanted. Apply at
Carter II Market Space.