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FRom l15 TO l61 Pousps
TO THE CUTICURA REMEDIES 1 OWE MY
HEALTH. MY HAPPINESS. AND MY LIFE.

day never passes that do not think and speak
kindly of the CUTICURA REMEDIES. seven years ago
all OF dozen Jumps formed my neck, ranging in
size from cherry stone orange. The large ones
were frightful to look at and painful to bear people
turned aside when they me, in disgust and was
ashamed to be on the street in society Physicians
and their treatment and all medicines failed do any
good In a moment of despair tried the CUTICuRA
MISUNDERSTANDING the great Skin Cure, and CUTI-
CURA SOAP, an exquisite skin Beautfer externally,
and CUTICURA REsoLvENT, the new Blood Purifier,
internally; the small Jumps (aS call then gradually
disappeared, and the large ones broke in about two
weeks, discharging large quantities OF matter leaving
two slight scars in my neck to-day tell the story of
my suffering. Ny weight then hundred and
fifteen sicky pounds: my weight now is one hundred
and sixty-one solid healthy pounds. and my height
only i've feet five inches In my travels praised the
CUfICURA REMEDIES, North, south East, aud West.
To CUTICURA REMEDIES OWE MY HEALTH MYHAPPI
NESS. and MY LIFE. prominent New York druggist
asked me the other day. DO you still the CUTI-
cURA REMEDIES; you look to be in perfect health ~
My reply was. 81 do, and shall always Ihave never
known what sickness is since commenced using the
CUrICURA REMEDIES" Sometimes l am laughed at
by praisng them to people acquainted with their
merits, but sooner or later they will their
senses and believe the those that use them
as dozens have whom I have told. May the time
come when there shall be large CUrICURA Supply
House in every city ii the World for the benefit Of
humanity, where the CUTICURA REMEDIES shall be
sold ONLY, that there will be rarely need of ever
entering drug store.
NJ. HUSBANDS
21O Fulton street. New York n Y
CUTIctRA REMEDIES are positive for every
form of Skin and Blood Diseases. from Pimples to
Scrofula, Sold everywhere. Price: CUTICURA so
cents: SOAP, rs cents; REsoLvENT 81. Prepared by
the POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co, Boston, Mass
Send for How to Cure Skin Diseases"
SEND FOR "HOW TO CURE SKIN DISEASES"
PIMPLEs. Blackheads. Skin Biemishes and Baby
Humors. use CUTICURA SOAP
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Picnics and Excursions.

The steamer Wagner will go to Cabin John
Bridge on Monday, leaving the wharf, Con-
gress and lanai streets, at $50 am.
Hall on Monday, on the Arrowsmith leaving
the 1th street wharf at am, Il p.m.and pm.
regular trips from Passeno's boat-house' George.
tow to Chain bridge stopping at the land
ket picnic to Washington Grove on Monday.
Trains leave the B. & o. depot at $40 and $50
am.
The Utile Dulce society will picnic at Carlin's
springs on Monday. The train leaves the B. &
r. depot at a. m.
The third annual excursion of Friendship
on Monday, trains leaving the B. and p. depot
at $50 a. IN.
An excursion will be given to Harper's Ferry
on Monday, a fast express leaving the B. and
Q. depot at $50 q. m.
On Sunday the steamer Arrowsmith will take
an excursion to Colonial Beach, leaving the
1th street wharf at S:15 q. m. and stopping at
Alexandria.
The steam-launch Dixie makes hourly trips
house, stopping at all the club landings.
The steamer George Leary will leave her
wharf at six O'Clock this evening for a two days
GINA Beach and Ocean View, stopping at Piney
Point and COrnfield going and coming. and
leaving Norfolk Monday evening at 4 O'clock
. The steamer Corcoran will make two trips to
M Ms vernon vernon and Marshall Hall on Decoration
doyy icaNiuS ueT WHAT at ~ a. m. and 800 D..
m, and returning at3:l5 and 8 p. m.
Invincible Council, No. z, OF Jonadabs will
give family picnic at Rockville fair grounds
on Monday, the train leaving the B. and O.
depot at $50 a. m.
Washington Division, No. 1. Uniformed rank,
4. OF F., will inaugurate the new summer re-
sort, River View, with q family excursion on
Monday. The Mary Washington will make
three trips, leaving her wharf at a. m, and
$50 p. m.
The Mary Washington will make regular
Trips 70 River View on Sundays and to Deco
guam Falls every Wednesday
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The commencement exercises of the class of
SO. theological department., Howard Univer-
| s1ty, took place at the Central Presbyterian
church last evening. The certificates Of gradu-
alton were conferred by Rev. w. w. Patton.
ID. d., LII. D., president of Howard University,
upon the fifteen graduates whose names were
announced In yesterdays STAR.
Inc graduating exercises Of the law depart
ment Oh howard University Will take place at
the congregational church Monday evening.
Hon. Robert M. La Toilette, of Wisconsin, will
will deliver the valedictory The following are
the graduates; L: ]. Brown, John H. Kinckle
R f., LANES F BMgndy, Rollins H Merchant E. b
r Bridges, Charles F. Whittle and Eliza H.
EXCURSION TO PEN MAR ON DECORATION
DAY:-The special train excursion to Pen Mar,
leaving the Baltimore and Potomac railroad
promises TO be one of the most delightful trips
o one. to Washington people on that day: The
IS cents for children. The train aU viii ' be
will be no crowding, every one being
to the pleasure of the excursionists will be
ranged for. Pen Mar is located on the summit
above the sea-Ievel, and the surrounding
scenery is most picturesque and charming
free afternoon concert will be given at the pa
and an excellent dinner will be served at the
Pen Mar dining hall for so cents. AS the excur
10 De large one, tnOSc desiring 10
avail themselves of the delightful trip should
secure their tickets early.
ExCURsIoN TO RICHMOND ON DECORATION
DAY.-The Nelson division, No. q Uniformed
Rank Knights of Pythias, will give grand ex-
curS1on TO Richmond on Monday, the 31st,
decoration day, leaving the 6th-street station
Dy special train at am. aud returning to leave
hichmond at pm. same day. The Washing
ton Continentals will accompany the excursion.
Everything has been arranged for the pleasure
ana comfort of excursionists. The train will be
composed of flrst-class coaches and as every
passenger will be guaranteed seat, no crowd
Ing will be allowed. Round-trip tickets will be
sold at 81; children between ages of 5 and II
years. half fare Secure Your tickets early.
THE INCREASE AT Observation-Disclosures
from the number of lots sold and the character
OF the purchasers in Johnson Wines addition
70 Hyattsville las may be seen by the plat pub
ltshed in this issue, their premises must be ex-
ceedlngiy desirable. 1t is learned that the lots
already sold are in the first addition and those
now for sale are In the second addition, and are
nearer the railroad station and are much pref
tier. Hyattsyille is uuqueStionably eligibly To-
Gated Tor suburban village, and with It's good
society, high ground, pure air and water, excel
lent railroad facilities and cheap fare, a bright
future is predicted.
JACKSON GROVE CANP.-The directory Of
jackson Grove Camp association of the Metho-
dist Protestant church, has arranged for the
dates OF July 80 to August ~. The directory
consists of VIM. j. 4. Dulany, presidents
Horace Burrough. Rev. j. D. Kinzer, Rev. W.
Floyd, Rev. Dr.. l.. j. Drinkhouse, S. S. Tracy
5. Linthicum. Rev. j. w. Gray, Rev. s. 3. Tired
way, j.. ID. Cathell. A number OF tenters will
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Too Busy to Read the Star.
AND THE FAILURE TO DO 50 COST HIN TWENTY


Rudolph Sauer, the barber on Az street south
west, was before Judge Smell this morning to
answer to charge of keeping his shop open on
Sunday after Judge Macarthur had decided q
case against him in the Criminal Court. The
testimony for the prosecution having already
been given, the defendant took the stand and
admitted that he was guilty. His counsel asked
that his personal bonds be taken, stating that
MIR. Sauer intended to keep his shop closed on
Sunday hereafter, as he did last Sunday.
The judge inquired of the defendant If he
took The EVENING STAR, and whether he read
the decision published therein.
Mr. Sauer said he took The STAR regularly, but
on saturdays he was too busy to read it.
The judge declined to take his personal bonds
and imposed a fine OF $40. An appeal was
noted.
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PERSONAL.

nERSoNAL-A GENTLEMAN WITH sl.0UO
IL cash. desires q lady partner with like amount %
go into a good business Address 'REsPoNslBLE.-
Star Office my2o-3ts
Mrs. G. T. KANT TAKES PLEASURE IN AN
WI nouucing that she has secured the large and
commouious house 9l2 81 NV. nom June LIST
where will be pleased 10 see al her former pr
irons nly2x-lOts
A Ii CLASSES DETECTIVE BUSINESS TRAM
"A acted Thoroughly: expert shaaowers; CONFIDENTIAL
WASHINGTON DETECTIVE AoENCf. go Sc
NV. WILLIAMS & So. myl3lm
AN ACCOUNT OF THE HEAVY DEMAND
Oupon prepared TO nay frn value f0e
Gents SECONDHAND Clothing. AddreD or czilss
'JusTH's Old stand" 6ib - NM. 0ut60
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nv HUN ID UIr
ia 18th street, r.
CHARLES NJ. MATTHEW'S, irusteea
my19-d&ds 11oS III II sfreet


N<tL-NAbI1f BUSINESS FRUPEKIH VI
WEST.
We sbal sell. in front of premises on THURS exr<
DAl.JO THIRD. at SIN O'CLOCK T. N
Lot No. -, In square 465, having % feet -
Inches front by 10 feet deep, 20 a l5foot allaV
improved by Frame Dwelling i've rooms Good
Business property,
Terms: Cash in thirty days after day OF sale sluo
down when the property is struck of. All convey
anclng at purchasers cost.
my297ot WALTER & WILL ANS 4 CO Ancfs
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ITO! FOR GLYMONT.
IL improvements in progress at this popular
river resort which will be open for visitors by or be-
lore June 10Th under a new management Schools
ana Societies can now engage excursion days ap-
flying to LANG & ToLER ~F
General Agents,
my2Z-Zw< COS St NV
CABIN JOHNS AND GREAT FALLS
~ The steamer II. g. WAGNER can be chartered
for Excursions either of the above places Apply
at 1921 (M) Bridge st. myl5-im
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The Episcopal Council.

AFTER A THREE DAYS SESSION THE CONvEN.
TON ADJoURNs TO MEET IN BALTIMORE.
After the report of the proceedings of the
Episcopal convention, closed In The STAR yes
to-day. Rev. MIR. c. B. Perry read the report on
the proposed school of high grade for colored
youth in Baltimore. The report stated that
there was not at present evidence Of sufficient
interest to warrant the committees coming to a
definite conclusion. The committee, which
consists of the bishop, Rev. Messrs. Campbell
Fair, DID,, John II. Eccleston, DID,, C. B. Perry
and Messrs. William Woodward, II. II. Colds
borough and David 8. Briscoe, was continued
until the next convention. On motion OF Rev.
Mr.. Harold, the site OF the proposed school was
allowed to be in Baltimore or Washington. Mr..
Edgar q. Miller was reelected treasurer Of the
convention.
Rev. DIR. Hodges from the committee on the
financial status of the diocese, offered . resolu-
ton that the committee on ways and means
should be instructed to increase the assessment
of the parishes to meet the expenses Of the do
cese upon consultation with the special commit
tee, which was adopted.
Rev. DIR. Hodges read the report of the COM
mlttee on the diocesan library, and recon.
mended that the librarian be also appointed
clerk of the records OF the diocese, With an in
creased salary OF $50 year, and the recon-
mendation was adopted.
The bishop congratulated the convention on
the happy and speedy dispatch OF business, and
thanked the members for the patience and kind
sideratiOn for him.
After the usual vote of thanks the convention
adjourned to meet in May next at st. Peters
church, Baltimore.
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LOCAL MENTION.
ThRNaafbRR

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON, d. C., May %, 1886, 8 am.
For eastern New York. eastern Pennsylvania,
Delaware, New Jersey, Maryland, and Virginia,
slightly warmer, generally tair weather, vari-
able winds.
For Sunday, fair slightly warmer weather il
indicated for the Atlantic coast states.
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SLATE MANrELs, at shedd's, 4os 9th street.

To CLOSE out balance of the stock of mould
ings, picture frames viii be made until June
Attn at less than cost. Great inducements
offered in fine etchings, engravings, ETC., at
Brulatour s Dyer's, 1925 PENNSYLVANIA ave.
r. j.. WHITE. Assignee.
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ADJUSTMENTS
TOCKEY CLUB TRACK

JOCKEY CLUB TRACK,
IVY CITY.
One Week, commencing
NAY 81 DECORATION DAYl,
At 4:3o p. m Afternoons Only. Rain or Shine
Gates open at 100 pm,
AMERICAS NATIONAL ENTERTAINMENT,
BUFF ALO BILLS
WILD WEST.
MORE GENERAL FEATURES OF WESTERN
LIFE THAN EVER BEFORE. AT ONE
TIME AND PLACE, VISIBLE ON
THE FACE OF THE GLOBE
ADMISSION. so CENTS.
CHILDREN. rs CENTS
Baltimore and Ohio railroad will run trains from their
depot usual and oecials 1886 and 41O during
week, returning AFTER performance. Decoration Day
all available for facilities Fare Is trip
All manner OF vehicles run from New York avenue
and 7th street, Prices. 1Oc 15c and 25c, according
to vehicle.
~ CARRIAGES ADMITTED FREE my2e-st
Il FIT may be found at BRENTANOS and FREES
Book Stores. and at the School. 1923 n St my292ts
HERZOGS NINTH ST. OPERA HOUSE
HILpA THOMAS
COMEDY Company in Shelter d Blakely'D
New Comedy,
my24-6t WAY DOWN SOUTH.
DINE MUSEUM
LAST Week of the Regular Season.
Americas FavOrite Character Comedian.
MR. SID Z. FRANCE,
And His Double Comedy and specially Company.
Monday and Tuesday, "olio' and Marked for Life
Wednesday and Thursday, "Olio" and Dead to the
World"
Friday and Saturday "Olio" and flames Boys"
great show, worth five times the money.
Admission to all only 10 cents. my24-et
A LBAUGHS CT AND OPERA HOUSE
"A Every Evening at sl5-saturday Matinee.
BOCCACCIO.
JEANNE Winston as DoccaccO.
Admission, Doc. Reserved seats, SOC.
Next week-PRINCESSO OF TREBIZONDE. my22
THz PANoRAnA Or Tn BATTLE
OF MANASSAS, OR SECOND BULL RUN.
CORNER 18TH ST. AND OHIO AVE.
Two Blocks South of Pennsylvania Avenue.
The Most Realistic Battle Scene Ever Produced
OPEN DURING TIE WEEK FaoM A. NJ TO
LIP. NJ. ON SUNDAYS FROM TO IL r. NJ. Lighted
at night by 300 Edison Electric Lights. ADMISSION.
90 CENTS. CHILDREN UNDER 12YEARs % CENTS
Special rates for Schools societies ard excursions.
Tickets can be had at Drops music 925 PENN
syivania avenue my19
IMMEDIATE APPLICATIONS SHOULD BE
Il made for WILLARD HALL tor this month. A few
vacancies still open.
Capacity 600 my1
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OPEN MONDAY, Decoration Day. Our big re-
duction continued. 81 for IL elegant cabinet
photographs. Take advantage of the holiday
and give Us a call r. Wall. SO Market space.
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GAS FIXTURES, at Shedd's, 400 9th street.
USE ALADDIN SECURITY OIL.-After more
Than ten years trial, We have no hesitation in
stating that this oil gives the softest and most
agreeable light to the eye. The ever-increasing
demand proves that on its merits alone ii has
its recommendation as the best household oil
in USE
WINES, WINES. WISEs,-Caliiornia Wines,
Riesling, GutedeI, Hook Burgundy, Zinfandel,
Angelc:, Muscatel, &c. Also my own cele-
brated Virginia Port and CIaret Wines, at Chr.
Handlers, No. 9O9 7th ST. NV
ARE You LUCKY?-Golddust mare, buggy,
harness. &c, worth Sl.10o, tor so cents. A
few more tickets left. Tor sale at Wards dairies-
The drawing win take place on the steamer
Excelsior next Monday, WREN Lady Golddust
will Know her new owner. She will so with the
large party down the river.
FINE PORTRAITS Kets Kemethy, 100 Pa av.
:. p. TEA COMPANY, at stand 1O2 Western
market, offers Tor to-day condensed milk, Eagle
brand, at Il cents. Each purchaser of tea and
coffee received an elegant cabinet photo card:
y handsome present given with each can Of
Sovereign baking powder
STAINED Glass substitute. All 9TH ST. n. W.
ANTON FIsCHER's first-class dry cleaning and
dye works, 9O6 q street. Goods called for and
delivered. Telephone 1872.
j. c. HUTCHINSON, 9O1 PENNSYLVANIA ave-
hue, calls attention to elegant line of paraSOls,
choice styles, which are offered at cost for the
coming week.
SLATE MANTELs, at shedd's, 4O9 9th street.
To CLOSE out balance of the stock of mould
ings, picture frames Will be made until June
Atm at less than cost. Great inducements
offered in fine etchings, engravings, etc. at
Brulatour Dyer's, 1925 PENNSYLVANIA ave.
T. L. WHITE, Assignee.
REDUCED RATE TICKETS to local stations on
Virginia Midland railway, will be sold May
29th, Both and 31st, good 10 return until 31st
inclusive.
Bargains
pianos, at Droops, 925 Pa ave.
PHOTOGRAPHS taken on Decoration Day.
Best cabinets, $3.50 per dozen. Lardner, 927
Pa. ave.
ROBERT PoRTNER BREWING CoMPANY's Gel
ebrated Vienna Cabinet Beer on draught at
Charles o. Brilrs, 931 street northwest.
BEAUTIFUL GINGHAMs, &C. and up; seersuck-
ers, sc. and up; Lupin's nuns yelling, 25c.; 1O4
sheeting, 15sac. Brodhead s. Co., 9U7 F st. .
a FULL LINE Bicycle and Tennis Shoes;
also, the latest STYLES in Gents fine hand-sewed
Shoes. Mrs W H. Rich, 7l7 Market Space.
STRAW MATTINGs, Refrigerators and Window
screens IN every variety. Moses & Son, 18th
and streets.
LATRoBEs, ranges and furnaces, at Shedd's.
BEWARE imitation pebbles. Genuine, Hemp
lers, cor. Az st.
CITY AND DISTRICT
Amusements Tonight.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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REDUCED RATE TICKETS to local stations on
Virginia Midland railway, will be sold May
29th, Both and 31st, good 10 return until 31st
inclusive.
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Than ten years trial, We have no hesitation in
stating that this oil gives the softest and most
agreeable light to the eye. The ever-increasing
demand proves that on its merits alone ii has
its Recommendation as the best household oil
in use.
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LADIES AND CHILDREN's MUSLIN UNDER
GARMENTS at job price, % cents each, by Benz.
Miller & Son. 1920 NJ ST. Georgetown.
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The metropolitan A. NJ. Il. Church.
The DEDICATION EXERCISES TO BEGIN TO


MORROW.
The dedication exercises of the METROPOLITAN
A VI. f. church, on VI street, between 5th and
10Th streets northwest, Will begin Tomorrow
a AN ,, commune throughout the week. There will
De three services tomorrow, beginning respect
Iully al 1880 "a H., p m, and -:3O D. M In
the morning, the conservation sermon will be
preached by Rt- Rev. d. A Payne, d., q dedi-
Satory poem will be read by Rt. Rev. r. NJ D.
w arc, DID,, and the benediction said by RI.
mon will be preached by Bishop S. i. Jones a.
81 l. Zion church, and benediction SAID nv
Bishop ID; N. Turner, ID. In the evening a
sermon viii be preached by Bishop ]. p Camp
bel, DID,, and benediction said by Bishop John
"a. brown, ID The following ciergymen have
Zion church; Rev. DIR. Henry r. Naylor of the
Foundry NJ. L. church. Rev. DR.. j. g. Butler
Lutheran Memorial church; the Hon. Frederick
douglass, T. L. Cardoza, ID. A. Straker, esq.,;
Hunter, W. ;. Gaines, j. NJ. townsend !" D. r.
Lee, ]. C Embry, c. 5. Smith and W. d. John.
Dn-
The Sunday and public schools of the
with the trustees and teachers of public
schools. The VI. w. G. Lodge of A A. Masons
OF the District and her subordinates; Grand
nate comman deries and chapters; District
Lodge and G.. NJ. Council, and subordinate
be present on different evenings.
CSIrED STATES BENEyoLENr FRATKRNrrY.
AT regular meeting of Thomas Guard Council
No. 90, United States Benevolent Fraternity
held last evening at Mount Vernon hall steps
were taken towards the formation OF a new
council OF the order in this city. Thomas Guard
Council was Organized in September, 1888, and
now has over 100 members In good standing
REV. SANDY ALEXANDER, q messenger In the
U. y. Patent flee has resigned his position 70
take the full charge Of the First Baptist Church
In West Washington, to which he has been
called. He Is an intelligent man and . popular
preacher.
THE c. NJ. E CHURCH CoNFKREScE-The
general conference OF the C. n. E church, which
convened IN Augusta, Ga, the 9th inst, con
Guided Its work last Saturday. Among the
business trasacted, provision was made 70 As
sist in paying on the debt on Israel Metropoli
tan church OF this city. Rev. +. N. Hamilton,
OF this city, was elected book agent and editor
OF the Christian Index, the Official organ Of the
church. The next session Of the conference
viii be held in Little Rock, Ark, In 1890
ENGRAVING SALE.-The sale Of enRfAvings al
the salesroom OF Messrs. Walter b Williams A
Co. viii be continued this evening at & and G
O'Clock pm.
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A FULL LINE Bicycle and Tennis Shoes;
also, the latest STYLES in Gents fine hand-sewed
Shoes. Mrs. H. Rich, III Market Space
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LATRoBEs. ranges and furnaces, at Shedd's.
BEWARE imitation pebbles. Genuine, Hemp
ler's, cor. 41.2 st.
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THE UNION SEWING MACHINE sews back
wards as well forward. No other machine
will do this. Call and see it. 604 9th street
northwest
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SCOTS Emulsion Of Pure

COD LIVER OIL, WITH HYPOPHOSPHITES,
Is Remarkable 0s FLESH Producer
Inc Increase Offesn and strength is perceptible
Immediately alter commencing to use the Emul-
sion. The Cod Liver Oil emulsified with the
Hypophosphites is most remarkable Tor it's
healing, strengthening and flesh producing
qualities. co
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A Most I.ilAaeal AHn.I

The Voltaic belk Co., Marshall, Mich, offer to
send their Celebrated Voita1c Belts and Electric
Appliances on thirty days trial to any man af-
hicted with Nervous Debility, Loss of Vitality
Manhood, etc. Illustrated pamphlet in sealed
envelope with full particulars, mailed free.
Write them at once
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WE CLOSE the entire day Monday May 31st
ELPHoNZO YOUNGS COMPANY.
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The great popularity OF "Wilbor's Compound
OF COD Liver Oil and Lime" has induced some
uhprihclpled persons TO attempt to palm off a
simple article OF their own Manufacture: but
any person WHO'S suffering from coughs, colds or
consumption should be careful where they pur-
best recommendations and the proprietor has
ample evidence on file OF it's great success in
pulmonary complaints. The phosphate OF
lime possesses most marvellous healing power,
as combined with The pure cod-liver oil by Dr.
Wilbor. 1t is regularly prescribed by the inedi-
Cal faculty. Sold by A. b. Wilbor, Chemist
Boston, and all druggists. co
Sewing Machines for Rent. all Kinds
Dy week or month; all latest improvements at
Auerbach'S. 9Th and II rele1,hons call .lO.O i
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STRAW MATTINGs, Refrigerators and Window
Screens in every variety. Moses & Son, IL tn
and + streets.
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Get the Genuine Art;.,

For Good Work and Moderate Prices
IN sewing machine repairing, always go to
Auerbach's 7th and H. Telephone call 1922. I
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CITY ITEMS.


Beaver and Pearl cassimer high Hats,
Nutria, Nutria mkt and Pearl Derbys.
Genuine Mackinaw Hats. 81, 81. So 81:
Japan or iInitatio9 Mackinaw. 80. rs, 81;
Boys and children's Stra WIS, from Csc to 81. so
at r. G. Lewis, the "Original One Price Hat
N.B.-Lowest price plainly marked in each
hat.
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BEAUTIFUL GINGHAMs, &C. and up; seersuck-
ers, sc. and up; Lupin's nuns yelling, 25c: 1O4
sheeting, 153,c. Brodhead & Co.. 9Ui ST