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rINHE GREAT
= THE E ESSSSSSsrt NhsE as sSg s5grHwssr
STEEL Frrt 44 sgSa if2S h lsss
Trains leave wSs S from station corner of sixth
For Pittsburg the West chicago Limited Expires.
Sa,s & sS and daily La rs
with ,ssieeping Cars from Harrisburg 10 Cincinnati
ischicsso WIN sleeping OR Altoona g chieasa
Sias Sleeping hprs Cars nS % s
and Harrisburg to Cleveland CONNECTING
hroas ssepss wit on %sFn
raeh me EE1pfess i9 , r daily for pitts6urg
For B AZ soIns. AND soIoMAc RAILROAD
1oSS T n; daily except saturday with paiAcs
For williamspOrt Lock Haven aud E1mira. at ESQ
A. NJ daily, except SUNDAY.
200 Az LOO. and 20 s' a1 On sunday SS
gS S,, A M 2oo 4 p loco and ll:2o
NJ and $50 r NJ daily. Except sunday arS' 's' A.
For For sraoRyn without ali tbSoss syery day
Jersey City with boats of BROOKLYN Annex. AFFORD
iefriage across New York city.
For iisse J Zoo Ga and s91 and l5oo a NJ 200
f , a. NJ 1870. 2Se 4iS 600 1850 90 and 70 M
For ss'!,% s ga 31s eco go 30:
and LEE tIS N 99 ou 5Ss 500 sas go M
daily, except Sunday
For Annapolis. 1:l5 A. NJ, 1905 and 4:o3 p NJ DAILY
except sunday. sundays, 300 A. NJ, 4:l5 r. NJ
ALEXANDRIA AND FREQ EHICkSBURo Rail-
NAY, AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASH INC
TON RAILROAD
For Alesaldria sSo 7os, s25, 1885, and il;s5 A
M. 2O5 Ado 4.35 sol, S.J5, and I: 80 4. Nj. On
Sunday nj 500. s.25, l955 A. M. 500 r. NJ
For Richmond and the south, 600. l0:55 A NJ daily
and 4:35 2. NJ daily except sunday.
Trains leave Alexandria for WASHINGTON COB 500
to.oO, 1910 A. NJ: 100, 3.D5, 323, 6:lo 1su5
and lO42 Il. M, and l2:l0 midnight except Mon
day. ON SUNDAY at 500 aud 1O:lo A. M. 200.
l0:42 r. NJ. aud 1910 night
Tickets aud information the Office norfh beast cor-
ner of 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue and NJ
The station. where orders be left the checking
OF baggage to destination from hotels and r.sidences
CHAs. h PUGH General Manager.
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RALrIMoRE AND OHIO kAlLRoAp-
schedule in effect. SUNDAY sFprrxpra -.
lsSt, until farther notice A~Sa

leave Washington from station corner OF Nev, ts,
SCI ayenue and street ~" 'ef'
Ios a m IS Fast Limited txpresS for PIiS,u ne
s cS nesa sTSns 70 p'sSs,n al Can
For Cincinnati Lsiisv lie and St Louis aa,, o.
pm and lo;lo pm, with Through coaches and ~
ase Sleeping Cars to above points, without cs1an az
Louis. arriving In Cincinnati next morning a1 -
81 louis $40 pm. No extra fare is charged on III.
NJ, For Pn,sourgh at 1000 am. and s.55 pm daily 70
Pittsburgh. cleveland and Detroit with Monarch Isrs
lor and Sleeping Cars 10 Pittsburgh.
FOR Lexingon and Local stations $40 q m, daily
For Havrede-Grace, Newark. singerIy. wilminr.
ton, Chester and Philadelphia. 7sO LIS aud
For baiImore on week days 5, 6:so Gao 40 $50
sna i aSS aao .d 5o lao $40 s5mnp,e .5ain
For Baltimore on sundays ESQ 40 $50 and loss
An 10. i3o. 3:so. a;so 5:so. Gao. zoo. s=25.
For Shenandoah Valley Railroad and points South
10 I'm. and o3O pm. daily; 10 a m has Sleeper from
Washington to New Orleans $50 pm sleeper To LII,
For Wilmington. Delaware, and intermediate points
between baltimore aud Wilmington. a:I5 p.ni daily,
For Annapolis $40 AM and 1910 and 40 nm-
on sunday $50 am, 4:sOp.m,
moSe sy .S @ oe =, Mashngton and Bs1i
ana ana, ll0o pm on sundays $50 am. and 30 $50.
tan Branch As M daily except sunday. ana ssi
pm daily: 44O pm, daily. except sunday for princt-
sunday stops at ali stations For oaitHers6nrs and
intermediate points loss am. 1890 and 20 p m
4:4O I'm. daily, except SUNDAY.
For HagersiowR loco IN. and 5:3i PM daily ex-
cept SUNDAY.
Trains arrive from the West daily $40. 40 am
lIo. $50 aud 1880 pm. Little Rock Express.
Prom Philadelphia. Chester, Wilmington, Ana
gerry, Newark and Hasre de Grace. lilo am, $40
pm and 1880 p m. daily.
From Wilmington and intermediate points north Of
Baltimore. ll:l5 am.
from Annapolis, $50 am. and so and 5:25 pm.
Sunday, l0:35 an. B:35 pm.
From harper,s Ferry and Valley Railroad. $40 d.
IN. daily except Sunday.
From Frederick ana intermediate points, s:25 a. mi,
and ST. D. IN. daily except sunday.
Trains leave Raltimore for Washington at 5.Io.
$50 s:20. 300. 9:O5 aad 1880 a m l2l5 2::so 3 =
40 p $50, .:i5, Y and llao pm; ON SUNDAY :.
$3.50. 7:45 u and 4 l. 90 pm
All trains from Washington stop ut Relay Station
except LIS. 3:l5 and $40 pm.
For further Information apply at the baltimore and
Ohio Ticket Office. Washington Station 0l and 1851
pennsylvania avenue corner OF l4th street. where
orders Will be taken for baggage check ed and
received at any point in the city.
Il. DUNHAM, OK fORD
Gen Manager Baltimore fse2ol GA
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DRY GOODS.
NEW FLASNE1s AND BIasxErs

ANEW Il LANNELS AND Q1LANK ETS
SEATON PERRY,
GENufNE ESFiEIb WHrTE 11 HNb sGARLEr
SHAKER FLANNELS BOTH PLAIN AND
T psI RANGING FROM 40c. no Sl.25
BALLAKpvALE poRNET. ALL WOOL, AND
s 81 WARP FLANNELs. FROM Csc no
NEW PLAID, STRIPED AND PLAIN coIoREp
ELANNELs. FOR Ladies AND CHiLDREN's
CALIFuRNfA. MINNESOTA AND WHITNEY
ALL-W00L BLANkETs. ALL SIZES AND
CoMPLETE STOCK ALLwooL CRIB BI.AN
kETS. RANGING FROM $3.50 TO e6 PER
NoxELTIES IN coLoRED VIENNA BLAN.
KETS
IMMENSE ASSORTMENT OF WHITE AND
GRAY BLANKETS, RANGING FROM 81 TO
SEM gEP eoNFSRTABLEs. At 81 22 TO g. 50:
QUILTS. FROM 81 TO %.
FULL LINES OF BLEAlHED AND BROWN
IRISH AND GERMAN TABLE LINENS,
FROM 40c TO $3.50 PER YARD.
JOHN =. BROWNS & SONS IRISH LINEN DA.
MASK TABLE CLOTHS. WITH NAPKINS 40
MATCH.
NEW GERMAN LINEN DAMAsK NAPKINS
IRISH AND GERMAN HUCK AND DAMAsK
LINEN TOWELS. FROM $3.50 TO S15 PER
BELGIAN BED LINENS. ALL WIDTHS AND
QUALITIES. THAT CAN BE RELIED ON.
SEATON PERRY,
PERRY BUILDING.
Penn Avenue. Corner 9th street.
Established 1870 oc16
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Married Hi. Hrother.s Sweetheart

From tine New York Times Oct Is
Three years ago two brothers named Sehachl-
schaoei left Saxony TO avoid army duty and
came To this country. The elder brother left
behind him a girl named Eneiie Jaeger whom
he hal promised to marry. About eighteen
months ago the elder brother was killed i'm an
accident Carl, the younger settled in Newark.
On saturday last Emelie Jaeger and her child
landed at Castle Garden. She telegraphed 10
Carr aud he met her at Castle Garden and nj, or
"a short interview offered To marry her she nc.
cepted ais offer. and Pastor Bergermier per-
iorned Tue ceremony Ia the Castle Garden nos,
p!taL Commissioners Stephenson and starr
anu Clerks Si.berStein and kilroy Witnessed
.he ceremony. The bride Is - years OF age and
the groom a year Older
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Odds ON the CndertakcrS.

Two men are lying at the point of death in
lsiureils county, Ca each under arrest for the
attempted murder Oi the other. e. F. Pierce
had rented some land, which WAS subsequently,
taken from him ana gwen to Robert
Wimberly- The latter made some dispar aging
remarks about Pierce. Pierce met WunberIy
Oh The road and accused him of the TACT Both
men al Once cilncned ana dealt each other NOR
TAI blows with their knives. 1t WAS thought
Liat " lhlberiy would die first, whereupOn u
warrant was issued for Fierce. Then Pierce &
case grew the more critical, when a counter
warrant WAS ls>iied for the arrest of Nimberiy
oiicers are now at the bedSideS o. both men
Dut The doctors say that undertakers will get in
ahead OF them.
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One Dead. the Other Diving

SUIT IN COURT ENDS IN DEADLY DUEL.
n iearial double tragedy occurred al Barker $
Ridge. near Point Pleasant, West Va, Satur
day About u week ago Hugh Rineheart was
arrested Tor ;lssauiiing George Mckinney Fri
oay the case came 10 trial and was dismissed.
Rineheart then had Mckinney arrested for
assault AT the Justices office RinehearL came
up 10 MCKINNEY and began To abuse him
~nereuion the latter drew - revolver and said:
Il Al shoot your heart out" ..Shool and he
hanged, replied Rinehes.rt> and the ne n mo
Iient Mckinney fired Two DO lis into Rineheart's
breast kIncneart drew "a revolver anu fireG al
McklHney, shooting him through the is,dr nd
then Tell dead beside the PROSTATE and dying
g0Efn of his antagonist.
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n. A. PooLE.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER
ga LOUISIANA AVE. n w.
SOLE AGENT For
THE CALIFORNIA PATENT ROLLER PROCESS
FLOUR.
This Flour for Family use has no superior.
am now receiving choice varieties of Potatoes.
which coming in very freely and housekeepers
will do well to lay i'm their stock as hardly think
they will be lower this have fine line of
Apples. Grapes, Sweet Oranges and Lemons. Also. a
full line Of choice GROCERIES, i'm quantities suit
at wholesale prices, for cash only. Dufys Pure Cider
Vinegar speciality.
Poiiteness and Fair Dealing may be Relied Upon.
GOODS DELIVERED FREE.
Money return ed if goods not satisfactory.
Only FINE ELGIN CREAMERY BUTTER sold
here
ocl3 y. A POOLE. ga La ave NV
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FINANCIAL.

Z RrNcE & WH1rEnr.
STOCK kkOkERS
IS asd Hy4aaS AVENUE. New York.
csc 18th street lCOrcoran Building), WASHINGTON
PRIVATE Stuck TELEGRAPH WIRES
BETWEEN
WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE. PHILADELPHIA.
NEW YORK. BOSTON, &C
GENERAL PARTNERS.
JAMES W HITkLY II. CkUGER OAKLEY.
MAYNARD {. EYRE
HENRY II. DoDsE, Washington, d. c.
WILLIAM K TKAvERs. Special Farther
Buy and sell OIL commission ali classes OF Railway
Securities
Il II. DODGE. Resident Partne.
Quotations ofStocks and Bonds and Information re-.
Rarding the markets received through our wires In
stantIy, direct from the New York Stock Exchange
II orders executed and reported promptly. te1
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DIVORCED FROM THE DOCToR-FSunje 4
Frank sued ior divorce In Mnneapolis
Mlnn.. rom Dr. James hi. FRANK. pracIlciug
ply sician oI that city. Mrs. Frank testified
That she married the doctor i'll Lion, New York
They moved to W atcrtown, Mimi. and there
as she alleged, occurred many the cruel a,t
complained OF. she said that Franks favorite
weapon was iiis fist, and that he frequently
TOOK occasion To exercise IL upon her. Unce he
gave her such II terrible black eye that she car
RED II Tor weeks, and she has never iully recov-
cred the Use oI her sight since. lie would occs-
sioiiilIy vary his mode OF attack Dy kick ing or
granted
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RAILROADS.
7DIEDMoNr Ana LINr

a.. :Lo anl-haily exceps SUNDAY for IypcbbDrr ana
''s In, sdiafe stations.
lli5 am- naily s,r \ ,-.,,,,,,r~ ranxt,,o Al
hna.. Snarotte. Atlanta and points south Pullman
Orleans s eo AtiAhts. anu tnchce 10 New
strnsbrts -,insaliy. except Sunday, Tor Manassas
s.so - sua lnterme ate stations
sleeper Washi.tt, on Shesl and Ohio X X Pullman
a., liu pm Daily fos I.vnch,ns. ,,..x,u... .-o,.
points SOUTH R,sis,.n on,gfnery. New orleans aud
Montgonerx a., uaaihan pas9e buffet sleeping cars 10
thence 20 New ronnection with rnm an parlor cars
Tnrougn trains ,ro,, Sleeper 10 Augusta
Lynchburv local -. Pm nom Lounyllle go Z, IN:
f-'' SissburS local, Ho:4O
ton furnished ana recommendation aud ,nforms-
rennst,xania ave- and at passenger ss,sao S eoi
acx JAS L. TAYLOR
w General PnSxenvor A..
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BOOKS, DC.
SrrcrAL Sale


OF
BOOKS AT EAUMs. A1e 7TH ST. NV.
COMMENCES WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER alsT
AND CONTINUES FOR TWO WEEKS.
Having just received An unusually large stock Of
Books for the Christmas trade have determined TO
put them upon the market ut to enable our
customers to make selections at their convenience
and avoid the rush consequent upon holiday trade
All Books now sold will be at a special Reduction.
We guarantee our prices to be lower than other
house tn the city dry goods book store) and intend
our customers know without questioning the fact
that when they purchase of they have obtained the
goods at the lowest prices Read few Of the Special
Prices and then judge of the rest:
Our pre- Pub pre-
Bible Gallery, DC, illust by Dore 81 So S6OO
5.OOO Celebrated Caxion Edition of IL
mos, representing 100 different authors - IS
200 Huckleberry Finn. by Mark Twain L5S 800
5000 The Big Four Operas Black Hus-
SUI sal. G &C -. ... 10 90
5000 The Favorite Illustrated dictionary Os IS
Our n Cali and y Moroc of standard Authors.
including Dickens. Thackeray Scott. Eiot. Irving,
&C, at less than half publishers prices
JUVENILE DEPARTMENT.
We wish to call special attention to stock Of
Juveniles, which Is the largest and most complete
sortment in the city; prices from 2 cts up to %.
STATIONERY DEPARTMENT.
Our Stationery Department is now stocked with all
Oh the latest Styles OF Stationery which We Will offer
at q special reduction for the holiday trade.
500 boxes of fine Cream Note including linen, quad
rifle and other styles. to be sold Is per box
originally sold at 25 cts TO 40 cts per box Engraved
Copper Piate and so visiting cards only 81
Monograms. &c, at lowest prices
All New Publications constantly received and sold
special reduction.
Purchasers desiring to do can make their selec.
lions now and leave them to be delivered any time
previous to christmas, aud such purchasers will
Ceiye special attention ocoO.lw
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|; III III $ : |; y

DR.. CHEEvERS ELECTRIC BELT, or Regenera
tor made expressly for the cxre Of arrangements
Of the procreative organs Whenever debility of
the generatfve organs occurs, from whatever cause
the continuous stream OF electricity permeattng
through the parts must restore them to healthy &C
tion There Is no mistake about this instrument
Years Of use have tested It, and thousands Of
are testified to Weakness from Indiscretion, In
capacity, Lack Of Vigor Serty-in fact any trouble
Of these organs is cured Do not confound this with
electric belts advertised all Ills from bead
toe THIS Is Tor the ONE specified purpose torcir-
cuiars giving tull information address
CHEEvER ELECTRIC BELT Co,
au3-w&s l03 Washington street. Chicago
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NEw Fras. NEw CrnnAxrs.
NEW RAISINS NEW CITRoN,
NEW CATCH MACKEREL
NEW CATCH CREAM GOLDFISH.
NEW n. Y. STATE BUCKwHEAT,
NEW WHITE CLOVER HONEY,
PURE VERMONT MAPLE SYRUP
From Cold Storage, fine nd fresh favored as the
new in spring time Try il
CREAMERY BUTTER as Choice as fl is possible to
produce. Price very moderate
Roquefort and Edam CHEESE, this seasons impor-
tation.
Norton's Celebrated Pineapple CHEESE, picnic
and table sizes
English Dairy and New York State CREAM
CHEESE
ELPHoNZo YoCNGS
Company,
ocl5 42S 9th ST. BET ID and f
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XNASHINGToN. OHIO AND WESTERN RAIL
T" ROAD Co.

Schedule I'm effect August I, 1886
Iraihs viii leave from and arrive nj h. & r. station
9th and b SITS. follows:
Leave Washington $40 a m. daily except Sunday
and 4:4o 2. m daily. arriving nj Round Hill IL a. a
IN. and 7:le pm. Returning trains leave Round Hui
At 6:US a m daily and at BIS daily except sun
day. arriving Rt Washington $40 n IN. and "A d ID M
Monthly and quarterly Communication rates j. 900
mile tickets $2a
r BELL.
aulO Superintendent
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WOOD AND COAL.

WOOD AND COAL.
WA1rEn III. MAnnow.
Wholesale and Retail dealer in
COAL AND WOOD
Main Office No. 10 ST. NV. Offices and Yards
9Th and Sta sw- No zig a St ne. Coal Depot
Cor. Virginia and Delaware avenues s.w.
All Offices are connected with the Telephone Ex-
change se2O-lms
~ OOOfor sale, comprising every aesirsbIe
Wood prepared in The best anner QUICK ana prompt
delivery. Send in your orders.
Srarch oilices. as Pennsyivania avenue and Goth
Deeo asa 9Th and Water streets
au5-3m q. l. SHERIFF..
WINTER FUEL AT SUMNER RATES
BALDWIN JOHNSON
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in wooD and COAL
Full Weight and Measure
by ana ana ins s AND
GIVE Me A TRIAL,
sane Yard III h a ae Island ave- NV
Office. corner 9TH and SIS NV
All connected b.. Telephone. au1O3m
JouN M1LLER
Wholesale and Retail Dealerin
LUMBER. WOOD AND COAL
Lumber Yard, Mill and r. r Depot-South Capitol
and streets southeast
Ofdces-4l2 street and Maryland avenue southwest:
1910 14th street northwest
TELEPHONE CONNECTIONS
COAL BY the cargo or carload a. wholesale prices
KINDLING and STOVE MOOD Of al kinds
COAL and SA w ED and SPLIT WOOD kept under
cover on plank floors.
Large and weii-assorted stock of LUMBER Fine
Lumber and Flooring kept under cover.
Orders promptly delivered in any part of the city
without charge for hauling.
Estimates cheerfully furnished.
Our Depot being centrally located. and adjacent to
the railroad stock handled ut small giving
advantages in estimating. especially tor Lumber or
Coal in large quantities.
Long experience, ample facilities. and competent
assistants warrant the belief that satisfaction will be
given to those who favor With their patronage
which is respectfully solicited. jyl.-3m
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" E l. l. I N 8
FOO D,
FOR INFANTS
AND
NHAT inc
INVALIDS.

The only PERFECT SUBSTITUTE for MOTH
ERS MILK. Invaluable in CHOLERA IMAM
TCN and TEETHING. A pre-digested food for DYS-
PEPrICS, CON>CMPTIVES. CONVALESCENTS.
Perfect nutrient in all W !ASTING DISEASES. Re
qnires no cooking Our Book. THE CARE AND
FEEDING OF INFANTS mailed free.
DOLIgER GOODALE & CO., Boston. Mass
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IHISh KING LID

IHiSk Ming LUDWIG IL Nor DEAp-The
authorities at FuSsen, Bavaria. have issued :.
unique sttteinent giving official documents 10
prove tGat King Louis Is dead The object Of
ZIG piehesitIoh oil the statement Is to dspel the
TIC kef ot peasants In the mountain districts thai
;he King Is still alive, that he has never been
mad. and that he Is Imprisoned by "A traiforous
regency. other mountainous hold that Physi-
elan Gnddea dragged The king aud threw him
into Sternberg lake while hc in IA dying
condition, and that Gudden escaped and is now
alive in America. The agitation has threat
ened 10 end In an outbreak. Tie authorities
warn the peasants HAT judicial proceedings
ports.
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SPECIALTIES.

VIZ T. PARKER, THE GIFTED HEALER HAS
w wonderful power 70 heal the sick without med
<cine. Nervous and chronic diseases O specially. Con
aton free at Parker house, 41 and Pennsy Iva
MIA ave. IS. ocl9-lw*
NINE BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTSOF
AVA LIFE All business confidential. Ladies and gen.
tleinen so cents EACH 4OS street. between ath aud
9th streets northwest. my6-4Ow~
v)ILES-DR. MUHLEMAN CURES PILES BY
direct treatment, without the OF knife caustic
Or ligature. Cure guaranteed. Can be consulted As
lib I'D St NV. from to u pm apZl2m*
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w. M. SHusrER 81 SoSs,
el9 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,

w. Nj. SHUsrER a. SoNs.
sl9 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
AsTRAKHAN CLOTHS in Black. Brown, Garnet
and Gray.
MORE SILKS. dark colors and Evening Shades
FAILLE FRANCAIS aud SATIN RHADAMES,
all colors
Bonnets Perfection BLACK SILKS Sole Agents
for Washington. The best Black Silk ever made.
Gautier's All-Silk Colored and Black vELVETS.
High Novelties in vELVEFS, SILKS, PLUSHES
and CAMEL'S HAIRS.
Ladies' HABIT CLOTHS. all shades and qualities.
Ladies Merino and Silk UNDERWEAR.
PONGEE in choice designs for Furniture Drapery.
Great Bargain Colored Moire Sash RIBBONS
Evening Shades.
WHITE SILKS and ILLUSIONS for weddings.
Largest and most complete stock of French DRESS
GOODS ever shown in this city.
MOURNING GOODS of every texture.
Special attention is called to Barnesley Double
Table DAMAsKS. at 81 so per yard. equal to any
goods in the market at 81. Hotel keepers are in
vited to examine.
Fancy Linen SCARFS, TOWELS, &c.
Our stock is larger than ever Prices as low as
same qualities Can be bought for in United States.
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POISONOUS HoNEY.-Miss Il. Bowdoin, of
dalhnlaton, y. J., was poisoned last week by
eauhs Jersey honey The family of Mr.. H. inron
Was poisoned Ia the same manner recently and
an analysis shows that the venom comes from
some Wild Hover or weed of which the bee par
-~~~ ~~S Pe'&-
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LIQUID BREAn
A PURE MALT EXTRACT.


Possesses the highest merit It is manufactured nom
The choicest materials aud combines the pala-
table qualities OF refreshing drink the InvigOr-
tracts.
Its true tonic and delightful beverage. alike de-
SraDe Tor invslids and persons In health. viii be
upon trial TO be pleasant and complete snhst
stimulating for delicate constitutions .
IL the beverage "Par Excellence for uursuu moth
efs creates an abundance Of milk while Il strength
ems and 1nvigorates the entire system
Alter Careful analysis Wilbur G. Hail. PHI d. New
YORK. says: Liquid Bread Is . refreshing n0urisning
iecie oeserage and wholesome. inyigoraIng tonic
~, Ss9. !: ssnss PhD g. Louis amer ansly
ence s delightful taste od0r all Combine 10 re-
commend Ntchoson's Malt Extract a. being . most
n0urishug beverage aud the best article Oh The eorf
tnat mas ever come under my examination"
DAVID NICHOLSON. Prop'r, ST. LoUIs
Atwholesaleb y
WA. AuEHLEIsEN,
vli sls oTH ST.. wAsHINoToN.
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DISPUTE OyEK rHE B,BLE.

MURDERED IN \ DISPUTE OVER TINE B.BIE
IN Fofsyu eouE~, Ga, the headG uarters OF
tie hOlIhess agitation III the state George Tuck
ana vile ana Edward Manning were at the
Eouse oI Bud Manning. The Scripture, became
the t"P4c oil CONVERSATION Mrs. Tuck finally
expressed her belief That Adam was MT fh,
nfsi man that God ever made. whereupon I'd
mara Manning denounced her as :. liar Tuct
inElciIng "a iatal wound.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

PIANOS AND ORGANS.
g. 20. L 4. 5. W = ~, A. B3n PCS. RS
kraa;ch Il Bach Pianos anrivaied-
Gaiiy's wonderful selfplnying Instruments
Reliable new triple. unison Upright Pianos for sl75
nECKER BROS PIANOS
Exqisitely finished mechanism perfect in every de-
tan tone magnificent rich AID Resonant with great
oe iti5 i''''' ss4 r St NV.
ENEW s:Y.-Es FOR PARLoR AND CHAPEL.
Also standard styles for Library Drawing Room and
School use. Reasonable ?. ices; easy terms
EIscHER PIANOS
Fine tone. splendid workmanship, unsurpassed for
oc,.,m SANDERS s -. I :, =
Q SECONDHAND PIANOS
f various makers for sale at prices ranging from $50
'f skNDERs & sTAYMAN.
ocl4-lm S34 + st. NV.
Music LOVERS AND MUSICAL
Students invited examine fine stock of the
matchless Decker Bros Pianos. For rent and sold
SANDERS d sTAYMAN.
Oc14lm Y34 r st. NV.
Il call and get one of our HANDY BOOKS. designed
specially for the use OF the musical profession.
SANDERS & STAlMAN,
ocl4-lm 934 L ST. n. w.
WE HAVE The LEADING
Fl" PIANO., AND ORGANS
PIANOS FUR RENT.
OLD INSTRUMENTS TAKEN IN EXCHANGE
TUNING AND REPAIRING.
Reasonable prices and accommodating terms.
SANDERS d STANMAN,
JARVIS BUTLER In charged
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ARGE ASSORTMENT OF SECONDHAND
IL Square Grand and Upright PIANOS. some
nearly new. all fully warranted. Of all makes Tor
sale from IS to $40 per month s,rz,,oo,,,,
ocl2-1m sos Penn ave. I'd door from 9th st.
HUGO WORCH d co,
III 925 9TH ST. n W.,
Sole Agents for the Unrvalled
SOHMER PIANOS.
and dealers in strings Musical Instruments, Sheet
100000 copies OF ana 10 cent Sheet Music.
Pianos and Organs TO Rent. oc4-6m
HALLET d DAVIS UPRIGHT PIANOS UN-
Il equaied at every desirable point these marvel
lous instruments have won The first place in the hearts
until you have seen these New styles Now open
ing at Sll 9Th n.w. aplO
EDWARD f. DRoor
925 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
Sole Agent for Steinway 4 Sons Gabler Decker q
Son. Marshall q Wendell, Haliett Il CuInston and
other Pianos; Sterling Organs, Music and Musical Mer-
caaIldise. instruments sold ON monthly payments,
and shipped.
New and Secondhand Pianos Of other makes always
I'm stock at figures.
Telephone. 34.-2 je10