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Fortunes Freaks-Scattered Every.
where.

Does history repeat itself In vain? Let no man
deuct That The LOUISIANA State Lottery did. on
Tuesday, July 18Th. at noon, decide by the l7ata
Grand Non lily Distribution. who should get Sas5-
40 In SUMS from 1000 down. All Informal ion can
ot n al from NJ A. Dauphin, New orleans. La. No
2355 Ore" Isl capital OF $1,000 onefitth paid TO
CltLeh oil t!ilaiaVllie. Tenn, collected through
Bdhh OF commerce. heinphiN No. H9.204 drew the
20 capital. S25oUO. sold In iilthS-une TO " NJ Sew
Ell, spring Creek, Tenn. paid through Isl National
Bank OF jackson. Tenn: another TO L. H. Comstock
295 9Th street. Milwaukee. MS No a. .Ss9 drew The
81 capital prize. sold in San Francisuo. al Nos.
l25o2 ana 6'.532 drew the AL capital prizes of 6 0a
soid in hftio-one tn Phillip kote. corner Locust
ana Canole SIS, NeW OrleanS-une to Chris. fiet-
tlngtr, Memphis. Tenn. anoj her 10 Mrs. Emma j.
Hoggard. Norfolk, Va, etc, etc. IL all CO,- over
again on iueodAy, sept. 9,h. Let the rcdtr obtain
all interest IN TIE next event Ii NIIi not brt lh
hin anu may ina!.e nm. QUEEN sabe?
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Alexandria Affairs.
Reported for The EVENING STAR.

TOWN AND COUNTY SCHOoI.S.-The examination
or The teachers OF the city public SCHOOLS VIII take
piece at the Pc DO ly building next week. opening
at O'CLOCK On Thursday. 21,I instant. The schools
VIII open on the first day OF September and hold
fui session OF ten months, lasting until next july
me examination OF county teachers opens on the
1Sth Instant AT the court house. The Jefferson dis
trlct board Will put up at once new school house
at the ConvaleScent camp. The county school
BOARD meets at the court house here next Thurs
day.
POLICE REPoRT-The only prisoners at the sta
toh mouse this morAing We're two hack drivers,
Moses stephens and BENZ. Berry, colored, charge,
racing their horses from the Midland to the A. ami
r. d.pot. and VIII Medea, colored boy, ar
rested by Officer Goodrich, on complaint
q his father, charge, diSOrderly conduct
Al the mayors court Caroline johnson has been
iincd Ior an assault upon Ella Smith. The mayor
has discharged Lucy Williams, charged with steal
ing money from Reuben Smith, no proof appearing
against ner.
COUNTY BOARD-The county board of supervisors
met at the Columbus street c. II. this morning and
cohod red the expenditures OF the month and other
county business.
T., N NOTE; Stephen Ford whose hand was
injured last week at the Long bridge, has much
impI0Vei:-Cntil the close Of the present
month nve per cen abatement Is allowed on city
CiXea-Ihe ColOred Pioneers. with band OF
lnlaic' paradeJ here this morning en- route to an
EXCLUSION
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SUMNER RESORTS.

GUNNER BoARD-HoUSH LOCATED ABOUT 100
: ir+t itorn hea'h good bathing a fishing A A A
Ap W ne mile from Lower Cs~ar Point terms V.NV
MOD rate. AGdrr~s n h nEhBERT NV IL ~
berg. Charles county. Nd. NN-1W
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ana Scca Tor coughs. colds, consumption. impaired
hdtrltion and general debility; easy and pleasant
tc Lake Prescribed 10y -uyalClas. sold 10y Drug
glsl. Large bottles, JGc. Manufactured Uy ~ -
Inoflton, corner Baltimore alu h.iIIlsvn streets
Baltimore, Nd. uu,wf
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A YERS SARSAPARIILA IS DESIGNED FOR
those who need medicine TO purify their blood.
bGilt them up. incre their appetite and re tyenate
tielt "noie system No o;'icr preparation SO we'll
meets TINS want II touches the spot It's record
OF lorty Years is one OF constant triumph over disease
ftoR ITS SOOTHING AND GRATEFUL INFIu
N ence on e scalp and for the removal aud preven
ton OF dandruf. Ayers Hair vieor has no equal Il
restores faded OF gray hair to it's original dark color
stimulates the growth of the hair and gives it beaut
" o' s'oesS ano aAAeh appearance. aul2
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New snd newly f'rni he'd. K a.hrd hy Potonac river
st"a 'erF. SPECIAL ENCt SlANS IN .t,xr,rT Arrow
sigiin o. WInNtsbhl MoRNINGS and SATURDAY.
NJ u y SAlt water luStlres Bathins unex r~.lled
icrins' e. ier day. si0 si2 yer week a., $40 10
month WV WV -
C. W. JACKSON. Manager
Brarch Office: 1921 ST. Washington DC NS-sn
Won Inn.
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ThOrutOn.> Eu,uyS,on

VINO nave been giving Their children Duffy's Pure
MATT Whisky and ice Tor summer conplain Js If IT
uid hot save the lives OF the little ONES 2w
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with the government departments try Dufys Pur,
Barley Malt Whisky To build you up after IN,
laoor5 and 1allgues OF hard days work. Ii vii
restore color 10 your cheek. elasticity 10 the SleI
ana tone 10 the stomach. Try II. 2y
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Trial Heats at Watkins.
RESULT OF THE FIRST DAYS RACING-THE COLUMBIA
ARnEQ 4

RESULT OF THE FIRST DAYS RAC1NG-rHE coLUMBIAs
OF THIS CITY AWARDED A HEAT.
The first days races Of the National regatta at
Watkins resulted as follows, the course being 6X
miles straghtaway:
The first heat OF the Junior singles was won by
Jno. F. Cumming OF the Crescent club, Boston; the
second heat by E. ]. Mulcahy. Mutual club, Of
Albany; the third by D. P. Nowlan, Albany club.
ooro cluo toronto. In the senior singles the first
heat was won by OConnel, OF Portland.
In the second heat, j. Buchley: of Portlan |.
The third heat was between Dempsey, Of Philadel-
phia. Murphy. OF Boston, and Laing OF Montreal.
Laing Z, Won % by length and half from Murphy.
VINO led Dempsey BY two lengths The time was
9:oes4, l002h, and 1909
THE SENIOR FoURs
The nrSt heat of the senior tours was won by the
Argonauts, Of Toronto, in $685.: Fairmounts, of
Philadelphia, second. in 1O:13H, ana Minnesota OF
St Paul. third, in 1929
In the second heat the Alcvones Of Elizabeth n
j.. We're soon dropped behind, and the race was a
match between Toronto and the Columbia OF
Washington. The former had a length lead at the
gu arter-.niie. and had made it two lengths at the
haii-mile. Both crews drew together in front OF
the Alcyones. and at the mile Columbia after hav-
ing made some desperate spurts touched oars with
Toronto Both kept on. and Columbia then ran
over the stern OF TOrOntos boat twisting her head
on to shore. The Counbias got away first, but
Time, Toronto, 1902; Columbia, l0O6I; AlcyOne,
1914. The umpire dlsqu lined the Toronto crew.
Ill inc tIlTu neat lnS fOry HurUnS tE.lm eulately
steered out towards the center OF lake. leaving
the MihWahs or Ecors Mich, and Atalantas OF
New YORK; to go down in mpany. The Wahwahs
had lead OF length over the New Workers. at
the quarter, and at the half-mle the bow OF the
Atalanta slipped his seat ana the crew stopped.
Port Huron steered in and lost more ground, the
WahWahS winning by nearly TWO lengths on q
squirt OF tWenty-n!ne for the last halr-minute.
lime. 800 and 9:l2h.
Fourth heat-Middlesex. OF Cambridge, took the
lead md Kept 1T for nearly a mile, when Watkins
drew level ana, going on in front, won easily by
over three lengths. Time. GIL.
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FROM the Chicago Herald
The editor OF an eastern paper speaks OF the
washington monument as an "absurd pile Of
stones" The eastern editor could never have seen
the Washington monument or else his egotism
mas run him hopeessly into the hypercritical He
must be ignorant, stupid, or insncere who applies
such descriptive phrase to such work. 1t is not
aosurd," unless all efforts Of man to erect notabl
marks OF the respect and love borne by the living
Tor their distinguished dead are absurd The xts-
tence OF this monument does not alter George
Washingtons relations to history, nor add to the
value OF his services his countrymen, 1t is true
but there are few genuine Americans who can first
or ever set eye upon it without feeling renewed
appreciation OF the greatness Of the man whom it
was built to honor throughout all time. No COM
monty great man ever received such tribute
mere was but one WashingtOn-there Is but one.
monument such as this. 1t Is not absurd" unless
art Is ABSURD. for the Washington monument Is q
work OF art classic, wonderful perfect 1t startes
oy us helght, piercing the clouds and overlapping
all other works human, from Babel to Cologne. It
awes with its vastneSs, significant Of the reSour ces
patience, and power OF its builders. 1t delights the
SHERATON OF the emotions which promoted IL, OF
the generations that have watched its growth, and
o! the noble purpose 1t serves at last the mind ndS
pleasant occupation. 1t Is not pile, but shaft,
SO massive and wide, yet so slender and airy. 1t
ART Dy hundreds or feet and thousands Of tons-but
art STILL II is Americas ObeliSk. pure as the purest
or Its prototypes typical OF nations reverenc for
Its nrSt hero, AMI nttingy larger and higher than
anything else beneath the sun.
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HARBoRN.STER SUTTON reports arrival OF schooner
Walter. Galloway. : . tons coal. Johnson Bros.
and four vessels with OOO melons To various deal
erS
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The e.. and @. Canal.
A SUPPLEMENTAL BILL FILED BY Mr.. DANIEL Z. STEW

MI Daniel X. Stewart has fled supplemental al
bill in the United states circuit court for Maryland
looking TO the foreclosure OF the mortgage given by
the Chesapeake and Ohio canal to secure the pre-
feTred construction bonds. which have not been met
AT maturity. and on which interest has been long In
arrears The bill sets forth that nearly all the pre-
ftrred bonds ISSUED under the act or 1874 have b.
come overdue - ~ the principal and rt. now I'M
paid AMI that the residue about TO become due
aLG 3lr stewart charges that By reason thereof he.
i. entitled 10 the ordinary and usual decree OF fore
Closure and SAFE Of I e mOrtgaytl prpp.rtV He
Charges that money has been borrowed under the
act oil 1873 oStenslbly Tor repairs bnt that in realty
III was msappled u extending locks and
improving the construction OF the canal
Tn supplementary hill also charges that the act OF
l,s attempts 10 authorize sale 81 the canal J,pnn
u!tGlt In the payment Of three successive coupons
Issued under that act. and clouds the title OF the
bohdho.ders Claiming under the mortgage given TO
secure preferred bJni> The bill also asks for an
injunction 10 prevent Smith. the president or his
agents. from interfering with the property OF the
company. enJOifllI the company from issuing
bonds under the act OF 1873. and also thu trustees
uIier that act declaring the act void and for a re-
CciVer 20 collect the revenues fOr the benefit OF
IN" preferred b)ntAOders until the sale OF the
canal can De made.
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IN me city OF Baltinore (Where the merits OF
DuHy'S Malt Nhlskey Is known better than In any
other city OF this country what the physician
PfeSeilbtS for the sick room I'm OF yers and
she VIII answer only Dufy's Malt hhiskey CIV
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Cur1cunA
INFANT1LE BLOOD PURIFIERS AND SKIN BEAU.
TIFIERS
POSITIVE CURE FOR EVERY FORM OF SKIN
AND BLOOD DISEASES. FROM PM
PIES TO SCROFULA.

1nfantile and Birth Humors. Milk Crust. Scaled
Head Eczemas and every form of Itching. Scaly PIN.
ply, Scrofulous and Inherited Diseases of the Blood
Skin and Sclp with loss Hair from Infancy to Age
cured by the Cucura Resolvent the blood purifier
internally. ana Cuticura and Cuticura Soap great
skin cures. externally Absolutely pure and safe and
may De used from the moment Of birth
OUR LITTLE BOY"
Mr.. and Mrs Everett stebbins, Belchertown, Mass.
wr1te Our little boy terribly afflicted with Scrof
ula Salt kheum and Erysipe,as he was born
and nothing We could give him helped hiln until We
tried Cutcura Remedies which gradually Gu red him
until he Is now as f&ir any child"
WORKS TO A CHARMn
j. s. Weeks, Esq, Town Treasurer st. Albans vt
says In letter dated May 2S: 1t works charm on
has nearly ceansed the face Of have recon-
mended it to several Dr. Plant has ordered it for
them"
"A TERRIBLE CASE"
Charles Eayre Hinkle Jersey City HEIGHTS. N. J.
writes: My son. lad of twelve years. completely
cured Of terrible of Eczema by the Cutcura
edies From the top of his head the soes of his feet
was one mass of scabs Every other remedy and phys
Clans had been tried III vain
FOR PALE. LANGUID.
Enaciated children with pmply. saow skim the Cuti.
cnra Remedies viii prove perfect lessing cleansing
the blood and skin of inherited impurities and expene
the germs of scrofua, rheumatism consumption and
severe skin diseases
Sold everywhere. Price: Cur1cuRA so cents RE-
SOLVENT. ST.; SOAP. Is cents POTTER DRUG AND CHEM.
ICAL Co. Boston. Mass
Send for How to Cure Skin Diseases"
BABY. Use Cuticura Soap, exquisitely perfumed
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kUSSEII-S Ice CREAM
Shipped anywhere out OF town.
li21 New York avenue
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The Courts.
POLICE Coy-RT-.y,taoa Nf,fc

POLICE CoURT-J'td1e MRS pro tenn
To-day,Ch Miner col for ass,u! Itnr m, .aTo,
LOT co'ored IN Clicks alley. on Saturday night last
n nn II O'Clock, was lined $40 Or 30 dayA Frank
nrookS, coiorel, assault on Kate Rapc,av. *
frank Jacks!n. colored larceny; reform scboHa
during minority. Washington Denham coloreSi
and VIM. Scho1eld, ARRAY; IS each oo'o'e"'
MARRIAGE LICENSES - Marriage uo,nses boya
been issued by the clerk OF the cour. to nonn,s
S - anu sarah Ihomls OF Howdr. county, Md
~: Nlssen ana. Helene Peterson Daniel G. SIerliny
mold county, Va o' Va N"noe-
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On Thirty RayS, Trfa,.

The Violate Relt Co..Nalsliall, Mich, viii send
DIR. Dyes Celebrated ElectrO-NOltaic Belts and
Electric Appliances trial fer thirty DAYS 10 meI
young or Old who are afflicted with nervous de
blity, lost vitality and kindred troubles guarantee
ing speedy AID complete restoration OF health and
manly VlSor. Address as above. y. B.-No risk 4,
Incurred - thirty days uIlal is allowed ws,m
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SUIT AGAINST TIE WESTERN UN1oN.-C. T..
brought suit against the Western Union telegraph
company for damages in the sum of s. 30 Damages
are Claimed because OF the distorted form in which
a message sent from Cleveland on January IL
reached Chicago. The telegram as sent ordered
the sale OF $4,000 bushels OF wheat, to be delivered
10 10 FeDruary and May But when 1t reached Chicago
II read In such way TO order the sale Of COO
bushels Of wheat and 81, 900 bushels of corn.
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Amusemcnfs, &c. Tonight.

AUuSeH1Cs1fSs NFse HVsUfyUIe
THEATKB CONIQUE--Female Ministries and va
net1es.
DRIVERS GARDES.-Novel and interesting perfor-
nance.
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The Association conducts its business on the
ment plan Assessments are made b-lnonthly. to wit
the First Week Days of February April june Au-
gust October and November One assessment produces
100000. sufficient to eighteen Q8) average
death claims besides setting apart $4,000 to the
credit of the Reserve Fund.
Office in Washington 1909 H street.
jy31 LI. KNIGHT, Genr Agent
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Win an extensive practice in tie city OF Baltimor,
WHAT he prescribe, in c5s.s where Il SlitnuiaHt Il
required and he wIil answer Duuys Pure Barey
Matt Whisky. NV
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

OFFICE OF TRE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
w.sHrxGro~ u. G.. August 13, 1854. $50 am.
For the middle Atlantic states, generally fair
weather ex cept on the irnme tiaue coast, partly
Cloudy weather and occasional rains brisk to high
northeasteriy winds. stationary temperature alon-
the coast warmer IN the interior. For Thursday
generally warmer fair weather is Indicated for TIL
districts east OF the Mississippi river. except Occa
siOIlii showers aud partly cloudy weather on the
Immediate Atlantic coast
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PtPERHANGISGS. paintings. engravings. window
shades. picture lrIInes, etc. at cost. close
business Narkriter's. 626 street northwest.
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BUILDING.
8 WHAT EFFECT DIRT AND

EVERY ONE KNOWS WHAT EFFECT DIRT AND
DUST HAS ON UNDERwEAR: THEREFORE.
RATHER THAN WAIT AND GET THEM soILsp.
WE WILL SELL THEM NOW. AND GIVE OUR PA
IRONS THE BENEFIT OF THE REDUCTION OF
COURSE WE CANNOT MENTION ALL WE HAVE
IN THIS DEPARTMENT. AND ENUMERATE THE
PRICES. so WE WILL ONLY MENTION FEW
SPECIAL ARTICLEs-FOR INSTANCE:
GOOD NIGHT GOWN. EMBROIDERED YOKE
WELL MADE. AT &c.
A BETTER GOWN WITH YOKE AND FIVE
PIECES OF NICE WIDTH EMBROIDERY AT sc.
FORMER PRICE sla0
MOTHER HUBBARD GOWNS. Sc AND IS INCHES
LONG, $50. THIS GOWN Is A SPECIAL FEATURE
PARTICULARLY AS IT Is LONGER THAN THE
AVERAGE GOWN.
CAMBRIA CHEM1sE. WITH LACE AND EN-
BRo1DERY YoKEs. CSC: GOOD VALUE AT sl25.
FOUR DIFFERENT STYLES OF THE ABOVE
DRAWERS TO MATCH THESE, SAME pRIcE.
LADIES WHITE SKIRTS. REALLY The CHEAP
EST EVER OFFERED
A SPLENDID COTTON SKIRT. DEEP CAMBRIA
RUFFLE. TRIMMED WITH THREE INCH LACE
AND FINE TUCkING. AT CSC.
SKIRTS WITH EMBROIDERED RUFFLE AND
1UCKIN0. CSC.
IN OUR MISSES AND CH1LDPEN's DEPART
MENT. WE WILL MAKE YOU A REDUCTION OF
ss's PEP CENT OFF MARKED PRICE FROM THIS
YOU CAN JUDGE THAT WE ARE SINCERE IN
OUR ASSERTIONS
THESE COMPRISE GINGHAMs. PIQUE. MAR
SEILLES. INDIA LINEN. LAWN AND CAMBRIA
DRESSES
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REDUCED RATES TO VOTERS WEST VIA PESNsyL-
'ASIA RAiLRoAp-fhe transportation committees
Of the Ohio Illinois and Indiana as ISOLATION; heva
perfected arrangements VITA the PENNSYLVANIA
railroad Tor reduced rates for voters from WASH
lngtnn gong home To vote to the fail election
Round trip tickets or iroaclad form ami continu-
Gus trip in both directions. gooi for 80 DAYS Will
De SOLD on the certificate .! ;he proper officer OF
the aSSociatlon.at one unnte fare. This arrange
Iaet Wall also apply II IA 2ioers OF their families
Ihe SATISFACTORY rates Sr intel b. this COMPANY
this Tall
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Special Nor1cE.

RESPECTFULLY CALL THE ATTENTION OF
ARCHITECTS AND THOSE CONTEMPLATING
BUILDING TO MI STOCK OF FIRST-CLAsS
HEATING APPARATUS AND WOULD PARTICU.
LARLY CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO THE
WROUGHT IRON FURNACES FROM THE WELL
KNOWN FACTORY OF REYNOLDS l. SON. WHICH
I CONSIDER AS GOOD If NOT SUPERIOR TO
CHEAPER IN COST WOULD ALSO CALL YOUR
ATTENTION TO THE WELL-KNOWN FIREPLACE
HEATERS. FROM THE FACTORY OF JAMES
SPEAR FOR HEATING TWO OR MORE ROOMS
ABOVE. FOR ECONOMY AND HEATING QUALITY
THEY HAVE NO EQUAL THESE HEATERS AND
FURNACES ARE BEING USED EXTENSIVELY IN
SOME OF THE FINEST HOUSES IN TIA CITY
WHICH WE TAKE GREAT PLEASURE IN REFER
RING TO- A CALL Is SOLICITED AND ESTI-
MATES PROMPTLY FURNISHED.
WALTER D. WYVILL. EXCLUSIVE AGENT,
apps No. 452 PA AVE, NEAR ~ STREET.
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ATTEND nowr's Business school, 5l7 9Th street.
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Try Duffy'S Pure Barley Mai WhSkey: II will he
YOU. II has cured serious Casts IN the h0spi ais
Baltimore. ASK your physicians permission To IT
IL; IL viii help You. wv
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

YOUR ErEsIGur fitted. 81. Hempier's, 45s Pa av'
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District Government Affairs.

SEWER CONTRACTS AW NEEDED.
Lateral sewer contracts amounting 10 s:is .623 80
were awarded by the District Commissioner, yes
Ierdly afternoon follows: Thomas Mccain.
2.2tO iiedI feet 2X3 brick sewers. at 80 80 llnril
loot; I2l0 neal feet 5x3 81 brick savers at - IS
per foot. 6s5 iinea feet 25DX3-15 brick sewers, Ut
$3.50 per foot. 2.920 line feet 1JHi II brick
els. at 50 81: 80 meal feet - brick Sewers at $50
Per foot: $500 llnral feet 65x9 - brick and cpn-
crete sewers II prices agyreg Iin5 3 49, 30 feet
Oh bflch anu cOnrete sewers. at prices greg dting
S59JtD, 1900 Hnedl feet 2LInch brick and concrete
sewers III prices aSreg t1ln-. <l46.3bi To Michael
Shea 2.i5 lineal feet - A ;. brich sewers, at ~
per foot To George tru'tAev. 2.520 lneal Iett
3lXi5 brick sewers. ~ - ~ pr loot To John COX
d Co. 1913 lleIl feet 31Js5 g., brick sewers, "a
S5.6l per ane.si foot. To James McCauldiah. 40
basins, AT S59.2O III; f50J 12-inch trap cUnncc-
tons at 81 cents PER lIIel foot: 500 15inch trap
ordered that the determination OF awards TO
other Items Of work be deferred for further consid
eraLlon-
No CHARGE.
In reply to a request OF the District government
authorities asking the BruSh-Swan Electric Co. TO
state the amount OF their bill for lighting the alley
In the rear OF the United states hOteI on the night
of August Sd. when the hotel caved in, the secre-
tary for that company. Mr. q. VI. Faguc, states
that that company has no bill 10 present, as the
lights were put there 10 aid the fire department in
the work OF saving human life. The Commits ION
erS subsequently acknowledged the generous aid
OF the Brush-Swan co. the occasion referred 10,
and stated that they feel assured that the liDeraty
Will be appreciated by the people Of the District.
MISCELLANY.
In reply 10 the petition OF Nr. Ernst LPffier and
between North Capitol and 1th street west. tat
commissioners SJattt at these matters Will be con-
sldered in making up their estimates for next year.
there being no appropriation for this purpose.
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Ask any Phy>iCian

Tor ladies and gentlemen, 40 and 4i2 9Th sire,
northwest Every le4lc4cy. Fo.lle attention. L.
dies saloon, first iUor. o
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80 Rough on C0rsDS.

Ask for Wells :" Rough on Cous" I5c. Quicl
complete cure. HARD or sUft cOruS warts ounions
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Jolin>on.~ ESc>.a,.rant.

is absolutely pure and VIII cure any case OF dy
pepsld or indigestion. Try IL. 2w
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Tired and Nursing Mothers.
Try Duffy's Pure Barley Malt WhisAey; IL viii bull
you up. 2w
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American Institute on Grapes and

A committee from the Farmers club Of the ,rneri-
can Institute appointed TO visit Nney AMI Wine
cellars, auu examine into American Mine culture
report that tie vines OF Alfred >p,tr. al TAoSaic
N" Jersey, are the most rtlble 10 he % lined
ana ih2t Ills opOrTo Grape makes "A Port Inc equal
W any III liie world For sale py druggists VS.
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SOC. Ladies' Wear 25c. 80 9TH ST. n. W. Nv


at $3.50 pm
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The Advance Gnara

OF our vast fall stock beginning L. rive, we are
compelled To clear uUt our summer stocA
Ladies OXFORD and Jersey Lilies - ami g5 c; some
worth 1880
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$3.50.
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Gent > as best hand->cHyl toW SHOES. now 20 ,1
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wv. HAHN Il 20. Reliable shoe Houses
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