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Alexandria Affairs.
Reported for THE EVENING STAR


LAUNCH.-A large crowd gathered before sunset
saturday afternoon, near AgnewS ship yard. to
witness the launch OF the new vessel Just built
there, the schooner Henry s. Culver. 200 tons At
few minutes past O'Clock the gracefully proper
toned craft glfded from the ways into the placid
river. The work of fitting her mastS. sails and
joiners work will begin this week and be pursued
vigorously.
AN OLD SOLDIER DEAD.-Walter Pyles died at the
almshouSe on Friday. He had been connected
since his youth with military organizations here,
and forty years ago was the armorer of the Me-
chancal Rifiemen, Capt Hawkins. He was after
wards member of the Mt. Vernon Guards. and
served with that company in the 18th Virginia Teg-
ment during the late war. In the last years of his
life, till il-health and age sent him to the aims
house. he was sexton OF the First Presbyterian
church.
REPORTERS NOTEs.-Mrs Arthur LyleS died Of
consumption last evening at her residence. King,
near Royal Street.-St. Johns cadets appeared on
dress parade on the streets this morning-Rev.
Dr. Fllppo, of the Baptist church here, went to
Washington yesterday afternoon to address the
South Washington Sunday School Union.-RegiS-
tration closed on Saturday night-TwO SchOOnerS
the Ariadne and the Mignon, are now being loaded
here with cOOperage for Cuba.-The gypsy bands
whose kings were arrested Saturday for fighting in
Washington spent Saturday I'm the streets here, and
at night went over Cameron run the road south.
The only ministers from abroad at the churches
here yesterday We're Rev. Mr. Cavenaugh, at the
Free Methodist church, and Rev. DR.. Leubkent, at
the German Lutheran church Rev. Mr. CumStOn,
OF this city, filled the pulpit OF the First PreSbyte
rian church
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CITY ITEMS.
Fine Hats at Popular Prices.
Best S. SILK Hat sold in Washington.
Brown and Black Stiff Hats, g, $3.50, s..
Stylish Soft Felt Hats s1s55, si5O, &, $780, to 81
Mems and Youths Derbys, 81, worth $50.
Nice assortment Childrens Hats and Caps.
AT LEWIS 9s0 7th ST., bet. and K n. ".
Gentlemen,s Fine Furnishings.
The "Clmax" Shirt 81; best made for the price
Medlcated Scarlet Shirts and Drawers, 81, $125
75c:, q.
XXX Brown Canton Flannel Drawers, soc.
Fine Neck-wear, Hosiery, Gloves, Wool Jackets
At r. c. LEWIS, go 9TH ST., bet. 1 and K n. W.
Lady:
us that really true?" Druggist: eyes, Madam
Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup is only IS cents"
The Song of a Shirt.
The song that sing is a different thing
From the sad one that used soft hearts to wiring
N Mhen HOOD made poverty, hunger, and dirt
immortality known in the ''SOng of the Shirt"
Perhaps In the case OF shirt made to sell
My song will not read so strikingly well.
The shirt that name no other can shame
A shlrt Without fault, suspicion, or blame;
wrought OF material so firm and so fine,
Ana SO perfectly moulded to its design,
!hat no man could ever be such Ounce
AS 10 wear another who wore this once.
Gusset and seam are stitched by steam,
And there's no occasion for men TO dream
I'm wearing this shirt of superior fit,
ana 1eel1ng uncOmmOnly nice in itl,
InaJ They're wearing out any human lives"
Either OF mothers, daughters, or wives.
1t is then clear blessing to men
This shirt, whose beauty inspires my pen;
This matchlesS work Of progressive art,
Warranted perfect in every part;
And he who has fl will
''The only shirt tit for gentleman'S wear.
And so sing OF the beautiful thing
That suits all seasons from fall to spring;
joy forever to one who knows
The sweet cOmplacence the bland repOse
That comes from the wearing of firSt-rate clothes
If you inquire you will find the best
At GEORGE c. JENNINGS, seventh street west
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" A 7 A r r II .
SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE.

Head Colds Watery Discharges from the Nose and
Eyes. Ringing Noises i'll the Head, Nervous Headache
and Fever instantly relieved.
Choking mucus disodged, membrane cleansed and
healed breath sweetened smell, taste and hearing
stored, and ravaSes checked.
Cough, Bronchitis Droppings into the Throat Pains
in the chest Dyspepsia Wasting of Strength and Flesh
Loss of Sleep, etc, cured.
One8 RADICAL CURE. one box CATARRHAL.
SOLVENT and one DIR. SANFORD'S INHALER in
one package Of all druggists for 81 Ask for SANFoRDs
RADICAL CURE, pure distillaton of Witch Hazel, Am
Pine Ca. Fir, Marigold CLOVER Blossoms etc. POTTER
DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co.. Boston.
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COLLINS vOLTA1C ELECTRIC PLASTERs,

For the relief and prevention THE INSTANT IT Is Ap-
Piled. of Rheumatism Neuralgia Sciatica, Coughs,
Colds, Weak Back Stomach and Bowels Shooting Pains
Numbness, Hystera, Female Palms. Palpitation Dys-
pepsia, Liver Complaint, Bilious Fever Malaria and
Epdemics, COLLINS PL4ASTERS Can ELECTRIC
BATTERY combined with Porous PLAsTER) and laugh
at pain. 25c. everywhere. o29
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OvERcoATs at Eiseman Bros, 9TH and E.

IN the register of wills office the last will of
Louis McE- Miller. deceased, was filed on Saturday.
He bequeathS two shares OF stock in the Boston gas
company and all other property he may be pos
SeSsed Of TO SilaS III. WfllOughby.
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Day Goops,
vELvETs, DC.

We prepared to offer now the largest and most
magnificent stock Of fine Goods, Silks and yevets
which have ever had the pleasure Of exhibiting:
42in in sll-wcol Ladies Cloth 90 cts. Per I'd
"a in. do. 3" "&10O
81 in. do. much finer I25
"a in. Tricot cloths, 200
Fine Atwood Ottoman cloth S1.25
Black and colored Velvets from 81 80 up.
Extra bargain in Colored Silk at 81 and 81 IS.
The very best Lyons Black Silks at 81, 81 25 $15O
$1.75, So, 81. so and So per yard.
We make a specially of Black Goods and Grapes.
Our Cloak Room is filled with the most choice styles
of Silk Dolmans Russian Circulars and Plain Circulars
from $40 to $40
full Stock of Housefurnishing Goods.
Large Stock OF Carpetings Oilcloths Rugs and Mats
on second and third floors
Only price, and all goods warranted represented
by the salesmen
W. W. BURDETTE & CO.,
No. 92s 7th street and FOG northwest
oco7-3t
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CHEAPEST SILKS IL WASHINGTON.

COIoRED SILKS reduced from al 10 &c COrORTD
Sil MS reduced from 81 - to 81 COIORED SINS
reduced from 81 IS to Sl25
GREAT REDUCTION IN BLACK SILKS
BLACK SILKS reduced from 81 TO 7sc
BLACK SILKS reduced from 81 * t. 81
BLACK SILKS reduced from 81 10 to Sl2S
BLACK SILKS reduced from 81 q 81 so
THESE ARE THE VERY BEST GUINET SILKS
FRENCH.
NJ, The New Style Dress Gocds1TRICoT-an Pure
Wool. - inches wide SLIPS. Special Bargain.
FRUIT OF THE LOOM YARD WIDE BLEACHFD
COTTON ONLY Sic.
BROCADE SILK VELVET, ACTUAL VALUE g.
REDUCED TO $50.
AUCTION BLANKETS
81 All Wool BLANKETS reduced 10 as
$40 All Wool BLANKETS reduced 10 40
Double White BLANKETS reduced TO 81
Bleached TABLE DAMASK all Pure Linen, slightly
Soied twas 15c }, now SOC.
COLORED SILKS, Soc BLACK SILKS SOC
COLORED and BLACK CASHMERES, all Pure Wool
DOUBLE WIDE Sc, SOC, G2c. 7ac.
"CARTER'S"
oc27 I'll MARKET SPACE
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9 p E IAL TICE.

PECIAL Office.
During the past week we have sold a great MANY
DRESS TRIMMINGS because we have the Largest
Line and Lowest Prices this side of New York But this
week we want to sell fully ten times what we sold last
week, and to do this we have made the following
ENORMOUS REDUCTIONS:
Chenille Fringe, 80 inches Deep only 4oc. a yard.
worth Coo.
Chenille Fringe inches deep, only Soc yard cheap
at CSC
Chenille Fringe, inches Deep will be sold for Csc
yard; regular price, 9Oc
Chenille Fringe. inches deep. only 75c. a yard;
worth 81.
Our Double Ball Chenille Fringe, very handsome and
sold at from 81 25 to in this city, will be sold for
97c. yard. The SAME in all colors at 81 a yard
Handsome Chenille Fringe new effects, at 81 81 o.
81 so and 81 rs yard
Every pattern guaranteed bargain and worth from
2oc. to SOC. a yard more than price
BARGAINS IN PLAIN GIMPS
100 patterns to select from.
One lot Plain Separable Gimp 4sc yard; worth 75c
One lot Separabe Gimp at SOC. yard; worth 9Oc
One lot Handsome and Wide Cuts and handsome orn-
aments will be sold at 75c q yard. This would be
bargain at 81.
One lot 9Sc yard sold first Of the season at 81 IS
yard.
Bargains also at 81 to So yard.
BARGAINS IN ESCURIAL IACES
Largest assortment in the city. Prices 35 per cent
lower than elsewhere.
Handsome Goods at Soc; worth 75c
Very wide, all Silk Goods 75c a yard; worth 81 and
bargains at 81 to 81 .49 yard.
We do not often advertise sell Goods at half their
value but the above goods really bargains and we
hope you will call and examine Them at
BAUM'S,
900 CRU
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SIS SUITS to order. Eiseman Bros, eth and E.

SAMsTAG's auction sale of millinery goods and
toys will commence on November 1st at No. 80 9TH
street northwest.
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LADIES in want OF dry goods and notions. silks
and fine 3re should attend the sale at OH 9TH st.
NV. See auction columns for advertisement.
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stAlderney Dairy WagOns.''
Fresh Attorney Butter, churned every morning,
and delivered in hal-pound ''Ward" prints, 40c pei
pound. Also, Cottage Cheese, Buttermilk and Sweet
Milk, sc. per quart, Cream 15c. pint.
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Affairs in West Washington.

GOOD TEMPLARS-ChamberS Lodge OF Good Tenn
plars. No. IA, have elected the following officers
the ensuing year; S. II. Sherwood. w. C. Templar
Miss May Mitchell, w. V. T.; John G. Hedgman w.
Sec; Miss Mollie Mastin, w. f. Sec; Mrs L. j.
snyder, W. Treas; A. w. Shoemaker, w. Marshal;
Geo. W. Golden, w. Chap; Miss Ella Sherwood, w.
l. e.; Lewis Bailey, w. o. S.; Geo. w. Beall, p w.
&. r..
ACcEFTED A CALL TO CoNNECTICUT.-Rev. s. H.
howe, ID. d.. for some years past the pastor of the
west street Presbyterian congregation, has received
a very f1atterlng call to Connecticut, and after
mature consideration has decided to accept the
same. farewell meeting will be held at that
church, Wednesday evening. The congregation
feel very 10th to part with DIR. Howe.
SERIOUSLY ILL-MrS Sarah E. Young daughter
OF Capt James Goddard and wife of Mr.. Richard
Young, the well-knOwn dry goods merchant, is
lying very i'll at her home on M6treet.
CONDITION OF THE WATER.-Clear at all points
AN OLD LADY's UNGRATEFUL RELATIvEs.-John
Reilly and Mrs. Margaret Nash, of Williamsburg,
n. T., nave been arrested for swindling their aged
aunt, Mrs. Bridget Reilly. Of 5000. This amount
represented her savings for years. and she gave it
to them upon the promise that they would give her
home for life. After few weeks, however they
had the old lady removed to the Flatbush Insane
YUM, and then after making an affidavit that
the old lady was without means or support, they
mad her taken TO the Long Island almShOuse as
Vagrant.
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PATRONZE IN" Eureka Dairy dining and lunch
rooms in You want pure. fresh. good and wholesome
food Everything Of the very best 10 eat Pure
Alderney milk and cream direct from the farms.
Fresh butter and buttermiIk daily. Conducted on
The European plan Every hing 1irSt-claSS- Reason
able prices G16, els and go 18th street northwest
near G.. III. +. Breuninger, proprietor.
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OvERcoATs. Eiseman Bros, 9TH

SAMSTiG'S auction sale OF millinery goods and
toys Will commence on November LIST, at 80 9TH st.
NV f. NEWTON. auctOneer.
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NATIONAL THEATER--..The Black Crook"
FoRD's OPERA HQUSE.-Mr w. E. Sheridan as
skiing Lear
THEATER CoNIoUE-"The World" and varieties
DINE Observation-Disclosures and stage novelties.
DUSBaRToS NJ E CHURCH-Lecture on the Art
OF Acquiring Memory by Prof. \. s. Boyd.
Condensed Locals.
Street lamps will be lighted at $40 H. m and ex-
tingushed AT Ais a. M.
Rev Vim. l. Hyand of Prince Georges county:
Rev Charles ID. Andrews and Rev. James b. Avirett,
OF Silver Spring parish Md, left on the 1915 train
this morning. to hold mission in Cumberland,
Rev. i. " MeadS, rector.
Mary F. Prdy. the fOur-year-old daughter Of
Mrs Prddy. of 1929 street northeast. died Satur-
day morning. of severe burns received last Tues
day While burning some paper dolls in a stove.
during her mothers absence from the house, the
little ones clothing took fire.
The funeral of Mr.. A. De We're Burr took
place yesterday afternoon from his late residence,
No. 9 2d street southeast, Rev. DR.. Leonard of st.
Johns church, officiating. The pall-bearers were
H , dhSmaS SalLan, John + Cox, Milford
schneider. The remains were inferred at Rock
Greek
AT meeting OF the executive committee an
pointed 10 take action towards securing suffrage in
the District. held at Association hall Saturday
night, the draft of memorial TO Congress asking
lOr suffrage for the people of the District was
adopted.
The National Rifles inaugurated. Saturday even
ing. series OF saturday evening hops at their
armory. The attendance was large.
AT the meeting OF the New York cOlOred republic
can club saturday night a speech made
by Alexander Powell. the President 5 messenger in
which he claimed that the action of the Supreme
Court upon the civil rights bill had sOwn the seed
OF diSSenSion among the cOlOred people.
Frank kanenen. carpenter fell from the roof
OF house ON which he was employed. on 18th. be-
tween q and streets, Saturday, and was seriously
hurt.
Thieves attempted to enter the residence OF Geo.
Smith. on Jackson street. UniOntOWn. last night,
but were frightened of. Thieves attempted an en-
trance 10 the residence OF Mr.. Wythe DENLY. No.
2l3 street southeast, but were frightened off by
the servant
John Iarkin fell down hatchway at the Wash
1ngtOn gas works last night thereby breaking his
Collar bone ana sustaining other injuries.
Al a recent meeting OF the District OF Columbia
HORTICULTURAL society j. W. Shaw. W. l. Bramhall
and Mis-. dmiral $ Z. Carter were elected MEN,
berS.
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Skinny Men.
"Well'S Health Remover" restores health and
vigor, cures Dyspepsia, Impotence, Sexual Debil
ity. 81.
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Blue Flannel Shirts
81, 50, So, 81, at Auerbach. 18th and II.

acknowledgements Treatment Of Dis
WASHINGTON BRANCH OF BALTIMORE OFFICE, 922h
STREET NORTHWEST.
Hours from to IL a. m. and to D. m, Sunday
excepted. satisfaction guaranteed. Call 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 and other 1ncurable diseases See Baltimore
San for daily accounts OF cures, and every WedneS
day and Saturday in Washington STAR. COnSulta-
ton free, either at Office or home OF patient.
E. A. PARSONS & Co.
ThOTntOn'S Emulsion
OF pure Cod Liver Oil with HypOphosphites OF Lime
and Soda for coughs, colds, consumption, impaired
nutrition and general debility; easy and pleasant
to take. Prescribed by Physicians Sold by Drug
gistS Large bottles. SOC. Manufactured by w. E.
Thornton, corner Baltimore and Harrison streets,
baltimore, Md. m,W,f
LundbO1g's Perfumes.
Edenia, and Marechal Mel Rose.
On Thirty Days Trial.
The Voltaic Belt Co., Marshall, Mich, will send
Electric Appliances on trial for thirty days to men
young or Old who are afflicted with nervous de-
bility lost vitality and kindred troubles guarantee
Ing speedy and complete restoration of health and
manly v1gOr Address as above. n. B.-No risk is
incurred, as thirty days trial is allowed w,s,m
Skinny Men.
''Well's Health Remover" restores health and
vigor. cures Dyspepsia, Impotence, Sexual Debil-
ity. 81.
ttA1derney Dairy Wagons.''
Fresh Attorney Butter, churned every morning,
and delivered in hah-pound ''Ward" prints, 4Oc per
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Run Over by a stree, Car and Killed.

A WARNING TO PARENTS AND CHILDREN.
Emma West, colored, aged 10 years, daughter of
Annie Bowie, living at 1911 18th street northwest,
While amusing herself by jumping on and of pass
ing street cars, at the OF 18th and streets
northwest, last evening, was run over by car No.
40. driven by Christian StTanz, and the girl was
fatally injured. DIR. Caldwell was called in and
rendered medical aid, but she died about 10 O'Clock
last night.
An inquest will be held at the sixth precinct sta
tlOn AT one O'Clock tomorrow afternoon.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

I'VE all<thlNtr. EIotIllftl DiUS-, Ill
BOYS OvERCOATs. Eiseman Bros. eth and E.
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The Alderney Dairy Case.

The Alderney Dairy Case.
DECREE OF THE COURT IN GENERAL TERM-F. +
WARD ENJOINED-JUDGE CARTIER DISsENTs FROM
A PORTION OF THE DECREE.
Judge Cox announced. in the Court in Gener u
Term this morning, the decree Of the court In
the case of Walter ct al. against +. K. Ward
proprietor of the Attorney dairy. The decree
enjoins the defendant from sounding gongs
or causing other noises his premises such as will
disturb persons residing In the neighborhood, or
manufacturing milk into other products, or stow
Ing milk In such manner to give rise to annoying
doors He Is enjolned also from using horses or
maintaining manure on his premises provided that
the order on this subject shall not take effect till
after March 1st next. and the case be retained for
such proceedings as the court may deem proper.
Judge Cox said the court was unanimous as to the
frst part OF the decree and majority as to the
second.
Chief Justice Cartier argued that defendant
should silence the rafting of AS to the OdorS
emanatlng from the defendants place, he said the
health officer and experts had pronounced them
innoxous and healthy. There was difference of
oplon as 10 wiltther these OdoIS came lron tne
sewer running through the square or from the de-
PENDANTS premises.
This place was not a soap-boiling establishment,
but an establishment that contributed to the neceS-
sites OF life. 1t might be unpleasant, but not a
nuisance. and he did not think the case enlightened
sufficiently to warrant breaking up this enterprise
the most audable one ever established in this Dis
trict.
Notice was given for Mr.. Ward, by Mr. McKenny
OF his counsel, OF an appeal to the U. S. Supreme
Court.
DIED IN COLORADO.-Benjamin d. Abel, formerly
connected with the National Republican, OF this
city, died at Pueblo, Colorado, last Satuld,y Of
mountain fever He was in the employ OF the Dem
yer and Rio Grande railroad at the time OF his
death. The remains, which are on the way to this
city, accompanied by the mother OF the deceased,
are expected to arrive here tomorrow.
THE AMERICAN CLUB-The American Club for
the Advancement OF Social Intercourse filed GER
llcate OF Incorporation with the recorder of deeds
saturday. The trustees are: f. III. FinleS, A. n
Ham, W. II. BrainaTd, j. Amber Smith, George
Smith, nj. Waterman J. c. BeardSley, E. ID. Phil
lips, A. g. Williams and George NJ. Jones. The club
starts with capital stock OF $780, which Is to be
increased, if necessary.
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A ELASTIC STEP, BUOYANT SPIRITS AND
clear compilations, are among the many desirable
results OF pure blood The possessor of healthy blood
has his faculties at command and enjoys clear and
quick perception which is impossible when the blood is
heavy and sluggish with impurities Ayers Sarsaparilla
is the best blood purifier and vitalizer known.
ITNHOUGH NUMEROUS CAUSES MAY OPERATE TO
l. turn the hair gray all that is needed restore the
natural color is Halls Vegetable Sican Hair Remover
than twenty years its sales have been enormous
but We have yet to learn of its first failure oct25
nNE BOTTLE OF
ARMY AND NAVY WHISKY
To Invalids,
Is worth dozen Of the so-called Bitters
Sold only by c. WITMER
OF 1918 Pa. ave-
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DRY GOODS.
Lyoxs SILKS AND Vrrvrra
sEAToN PERRY,
SUCCESSOR TO PERRY BROTHER,

NOVELTIES IN TWO TONE BRocAprs
FRONTS.
BoNNErS. -sCHRoEpFR's, AND CACHEMrRE
ROYAL BLACK sIl rs from 75c. 20 80 SO
BLACK AND CoLoRED RADZIMlRS. MUsCoNITEs.
OTToMANS
GRos. DE LoNDREs AND SATIN MERvFIIIEUx
LION THE BEST FRENCH MANUFACTU-
SUPERB STOCK OF WHITE AND EVENING rINTs
IN SILKS, GAIZES AND CANTON CREPES
fShE Sin LYONS NELNETS, IRON 70 To ~
INCHES WIDE. IN BLACK AND ALL THE
- fAStloNARl.E CpiloliS from ST. Ia a. nv ward
BLACK AND coLoRED THINNING SfLyETs.
NoNPARIEL vEIIEfEFNs at 81 and slaS
BLACK AND ColnkED RRocApED OTTOMAN
NE1NErS. from 81 To Slb Isrr ward
FRENCH TRiCOTS AND HABIT CLOTHS
ASTRAkHANS AND rLUSHES FOR TRIMMINGS
erSPECIAL APARTMENT FOR DISPLAYING
EVENING GOODS.
w-CHoICE GOODS. PLAIN FIGURES AND COR
RECT PRICES.
SEAT0N PERRY,
Perry Building.
Pennsylvania avenue corner 9th street
Established lS40 cc27
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VIZ ARE OFFERING

We ARE OFFERING
NEW DESIGNS IN GAS FIXTURES,
And are selling single and double Swing
GAS BRACKETS,
In Grass and Gilt at 40 and 80 cents each and other
goods proportionately low.
We have q line of COOKING RANGES at various
prices, from $8.50 to $780,
IRON TILE F1RE-PLACES with BRASS FRAMES,
from $3.50 to $75
BRASS ANDIRONs. from $50 to $50 per pair.
PORTABLE BUCKET CRATES, from IS to $50
PARLOR CRATES. from $40 to $780,
GAS BURNERS and GLOBES at LOW PRICES.
EDWARD CAvERLY c.,
Plumbing, Heating and Ventilating,
sept 1925 New York avenue
1NPPS' CnCO.
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WASHINGTON, ID. c.. Oct. 20. 1881. 10 ami
For the middle Atlantic states, cloudy weat her
with local rains SOuthcrIy winds shifting To west
srly, railing barometer, stationary or rising TEN
eraturc.
sPECIAL BULLETIN-CLEaRER, COLDER WEATHER To-
MORROW.
Rainy weather Is Indicated in New England on
1iI-t1y with clearing. cooler weather In Tennessee
ani the Ohio valley. lake region and middle Allan
Vi states, PRECEDED in the mort hern portion OF the
last named district by local rains.
CHILDRES's CLOTHING at EiseInan Bros. 1th and f.
Now REaDY.-OuT elegant lines of ball souvenirs
Lnf prn-rHS, menu and dinner cards, and opening
announcements vi every description
MORRISON * DTVAI.
StatiOncrS- spncialtieS. SO and S01 - street.
s. PANTS to order. Elseman Bros, 9Th and E.
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X y U Z y a
R YEA KFA ST
GRATEFUL-COMFORTI
by thorough knowledge of the natural laws which
govern the operations Of digestion and nutrition and by
careful application of the fine properties of we'll Sc
lected Cocoa Mr. has provided breakfast tables
with dellcatey favored beverage which may save us
many heavy doctors bills 1t by the judicious use of
s%Gh t articles Of diet that constitution Be gradually
disease Hundreds Of subtle maaes are floating arond
u.s. ready to attack wherever there is weak point We
may escape fatal shaft by keeping ourselves well forti
CirH Service Gazette.
Made simply with boiling water or milk
Sold in tins, {only Il h. and lb) by Grocers labeled
JAMES EPPS co.,
o16-m.tu&s homeopathic Chemists. London Eng
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Is PaNrs to order. Elseman Bros. 7tl and E.