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have had cancer on my face for some years. ex-
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aba 1e cen S
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William Boyd, driver, was arrested to-day
by Officer Nicholson for fast driving and he lett
$40 collateral for his appearance.
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AccEFrKD-The War department. has &c
cepted the Powlett pneumatic gun carriage
which has recently been tested by the Ordnance
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued by
the clerk of the court to Robert Hamili and Ida
Martin; Samuel H. Hatton and Emma WASH
ington.
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RANCE OF THE THERMOMETER.-Thef follow
Ing were the readings ct the signal ONCE to-day:
5 Am. sos; z a m, 27.6; IL a.m., IS; pm,
500. Maximum, 500. Minimum, 27S
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II two-story Frame House: five rooms and summer
kncben with two-sory frame stable the lot; lot
15xl20 feet TO "a foot alley, between 18th
and 18th SITS $. e.; l2lS renting 50 per month;
price. 500. e. ii. PARKER.
ja2O 22S23-3 1I2 and ats sw
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E,OR SALE CHEAP

III,
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5l2 nth ST. W: room frame: 81 200.
lbs ID ST. $. ~, 5 house; 81 go.
.21 9th st. s. e: room house; $3.50
good Business Stand I'D and SITS W.: 81 600 also
Al ST and Maine aveswi 81. 400. CHI PARKER, 4la
and Esw. RIO 22&23-Sts
LNOR SALE-CHEAP-TWO S-STORY BRICK
II Houses. With rooms each, on 9Th St, bet. and
o SIS. Sw- $1,000 each. C. II. PARKER.
Ia2o.22S23-3ts 4la aud T. sts. S.w.
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GEN. SHERIDAN, before the commission on
the consolidation of the scientific bureaus, ex.
pressed the opinion that there is no necessity
Tor the signal service to remain under military
control.
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WASTING DISEASES OF THE I,trNcs aro rania
iy healed by Red Star Cough Cure. Is cents.
The people know the merits of St Jacob,s
Oli, and use no other. 80 cents a bottle
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VIOLATION OF THE PENSION LAws-Hugh
II. Bradley, Of Ironton, Mo-, has been convicted
in the United states district court of violations
Il section 5 &s5, OF the Revised Statutes. In re-
cetving Illegal ices in the prosecution of the
pension claims Of Cyrus J. Vickery, Beverly
Russell and Elijah B. Smith, and sentenced to
imprisonment for six months In the ST.. Louis
Jail and TO pay q fine OF $780,
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SUDDEN DEATH.-George g. Ellis, Q painter,
about 40 years old, was found dead In bed this
morning In his room, at 1912 ID street north
west. The body was taken In charge by the
Painters union, and prepared for burial by Mr.
Harvey, the undertaken. His remains viii be
sent to his home, in Elizabeth City, Va.
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THE DEATH OF TRIPLETs.-The wife OF Mr.
w. g. Lee gave birth on the day after Christ
mas to triplets-two boys and one girl. The
children were we'll formed and apparently
healthy, but few days ago they grew sickly,
and on Tuesday the little girl died, and on
Wednesday one of the boys, and yesterday the
third child died. The doctors thought the
deaths were caused By lack of vitality, the little
ones having been prematurely born.
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T. y. 300 Name o. 800
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THE FOLLOWING SUBSCRIPTIONS have been
received for the Howard row sufferers: Master
Harry Walter. 81; Master Freddie Walter, Soc:
Miss Louise r. Schneider, So; Mrs. A. NJ. c.
Smith, So; James BENEFIT. 81.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

ENOR SALE-ROw OF TwO-STORY SIX-ROOM
Il Bricks, Vermont avenue. between and sts, at
figure that will pay II per cent investment JOHN
SHERMAN Il To- l4O7 + st. i22-3ts
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L,oR sALE-RUslNESs PROPERTY = THE
Il large store and yelling corner OF New Jersey
and st. under rent at SO per month; price,
$1,000 Apply to JAMES FULLERTON, $40 It'll
ia0o
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CHICAGO January %, 100 a.m-There was
strong buying at the opening in wheat this morning
May advancing to s5, broke off under large offerings
aud s now quoted at So1s to S5l Corn and oats are
very dull ana show no change Pork-May, IL so
IArd-May, 6.36.
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Forgot the Kills.
'-sIR ROGERS MEMORY UNDERGoEs A SEVERE
STRAIN.

''SIR ROGERS MEMORY UNDERGoES SEVERE
STRAIN.
Sir Roger Tichborne, or the person who has
been in Washington for some time and claimed
that he Sir Roger and heir to the great
Tichborne estate in England, has set out for
England The New York Herald last Friday
printed account of an interview had with
Sir Roger on the deck of the Hammonia by an
English officer who remembered the young Sir
Roger in the English army. When the Eng
Hshman confronted Sir Roger the interview
began as follows, according 10 the Herald ac-
count:
..HaIlo, are you Tichborneey
The man halted at this question, fired at him
like bullet. The two men eyed each other
like two mastiffs meeting for the first time.
THAT is my name, sir" was the digpitied an
swer.
Then don't you remember me?'
sit seems that your face is familiar; but can
not remember where have seen YOU"
What; you don't remember? Why, was
quartered at Cahir the same time as you were
there, if you are Tichborne"
'.Was yer?" was the smiling reply.
But the smiling recognition was not returned.
"N as YER Fancy TicnDorne saying Nv as yer,''
There's leg-before-the-wicket for you.
"Well, but look here. now, don't you remem-
her any regiment that was Quartered there at
that time, or the name OF any of the officers.
Mr." Tiehborne gazed out toward the bay,
and probably remembered that his scrap book
was in the mold instead OF the caoin trunk.
W nat regiments were IN Ireland at that time?
II think there was an infantry regiment
there, he slowly answered, but don't know
what IL was
Knew he was a fraud, thought the Briton
cannot remember the regiment As if body
could forget the 51th foot. Still, a man mig hit
forget such a thing, perhaps. / couldn't, of
course, but one reads of such things. Suppose
/ give him another chance.
surely you can remember what regiment it
was Was II "a Highland regiment?"
believe IT was Oh, yes IL was a High
land regiment i remember now"
Clean bowled." sighed the Briton to himself
That clean knocks him ont. A man NAV
a hnt fora.
Tie Kilt and nllibeg is a horse OF another color"
Good day., he snOrted, and MIR" Itch
borne slightly moved his hand and tried to
smile, but 1t was as big failure as his guesses
al the majors regiment.
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Those Disappointing Comets.
ANOTHER ONE DISCOVERED WHICH MAY TURN
OUT BETTER

ANOTHER ONE DISCOVERED WHICH MAY TURN
OUT BETTER.
Those two brilliant comets which were to
have shone together in the heavens late in
April and early in May seem to be liable to rem
der themselves amendable TO just charge of
false pretenses. Says the y. Y Times: Prof.
f-goert, OF the Albany Observatory, now says OF
taem: The one discovered at Paris has been
visible Tor some time a faint object i'm the
northeastern heavens, an hour before sum
rise Hne telescope has revealed the existence
Oh a tall some % or o. long While the comet
mas enough intrinsic brightness To be a notable
object, Yet rising so soon before the sun the twi-
DEnt has ooscured IL. so that IL has not been an
OBJECT OF popular interest AT present III is rts-
lag at the same time as and about loo north of
Inc sun, and IN the course of the next few DAYS
u Will pass 10 the south and east OF the sun
thus rising in the day time; ii will cease 10 he
visible IN the morning. II attained its greatest
brightness April 80. IL will, however SET a
little later than the sun in the southwest and
slowly sink OF toward the SOUTH hut during
the time IL will disappear daily very Shortly
after the sun, that IL will not loom up as n
conspicuous object. The other, or Barnard's
comet, Is slowly becoming brighter, and attains
Its greatest brightness Oh the oath of MAY. hut
al this time. Ike It's companion, il will be hid
den Ia the sun rays, So not To be notably
visible. At present IL is rising in the southeast
the first halfoi May will be a somewhat conspic-
uouS object In the morning sky"
y telegram received SATURDAY. at the Warner
Observatory from Professor Brooks of Phelps
y. u, announces tue discovery by him early
that morning OF another comet He Describes
IL as bright. with fine tail. IL was in the con-
stellaliOn Pegasus, in right ascension % hours
defamation north PIE. This gives Professor
Brooks both the first and second Warner comet
prizes OF the year OF - 90 each.
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The Myers-GeOrge Races.


III AMERICAN DEFEATS THE ENGLISHMAN IN
THE THOUSAND YARD RACE
The first of the Myers-George races for the
middle distance championship of the world
came OF at Madison square garden, in New
York. Saturday night The race was 900
yards, rather Myers distance than Georges.
but 1t looked hardly possible that the unhealthy
looking shadow, which Myers appeared to be.
would be able 10 beat the stalwart EngIishman
George at the start took the lead and opened a
gap OF three or four yards between himself and
Myers Myers drew close up 10 the English.
man, bat George sprang forward with his long
swinging strides, and opened up the gap again
finally the bell rang signal that the next
lap was the last one. As soon as the sound of
he bell reached his ears Myers sprang forward
is II endowed with new and sudden strength
ana neetness- lie went by George like an arrow
rom bow and the Englishman's greatest
efforts could not overtake him. The spectators
were Wild With enthusias m. and amid a perfect
storm OF applause and grand pandemonium of
SHOUTS Myers came In winner by minutes
and % 20 seconds. Georges time was 2 min
utes and 2ils seconds
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Il. HARRISON.
GAIN OF "a POUNDS.

BELLEFONTAINE, o., March 80, 1886.
Duffy Malt Whisky Co., Baltimore, Md.
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shall praise il to all that think can be
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Most sincerely yours.
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DRY GOODS.
NV HOSIERY AND UsnEnwEA R.


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GAIN OF % POUNDS.

MIR. NJ. V. NEIGHBOH>, Osoge Mission
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GAIN OF Is POUNDS.

SIS LOCUST ST., KANSAS CITY, Mo.
My ailnent is catarrh in its worst form.
I have suffered Tor the past four or five
years, so that il has affet ted my hearing,
and l have used your Duty's Pure Malt
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GAIN OF15 POUNDS.

Mr.. WIN. H. j. WELLS, $50 Claiborne
Duffy's Malt Whiskey one month l weigh
13o pounds; when / commenced it L
weighed 12O. My color is better, habits
regular, tongue clean and hy-lOoking.
Ny chest feels lighter. | feel strong, sleep
well and have no night sweats."
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GAIN OF 1917 POUNDS.

SoS MAIN ST. M >SAS OiI1, Mo.
Dear Sirs-I have catarrh and am run
down in flesh, and commenced using your
Dui1y's Pure Malt W hiskey. have used it
IA little over two months, and when COM
mercing weighed 113 pounds and now
weigh 1922 pounds: Yours respectfully,
EDWARD III. HOWE.
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p. r. MURPHY.
GAIN OF 33 POUNDS.

LURAY C. H., VA.
/ have been using your Duffys Pure
Malt Whiskey for dyspepsia with the best
results. L commenced the use of IL six
weeks ago and have gained 33 pounds. /
cheerfuIiy recommend IL to all parties sui
fering from Indigestion.
T. HARRISON
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GAIN Is POUNDS.

1915 CoRCoRAN ST., WASHINGTON, DC.
Gentlemen-I have taken Duffy's Pure
Malt Whi>key for several weeks, and 1t
gained some B pounds and feel better in
health and spirits
Respectfully, c. II. KNIGHT.
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DUFFY'S PURE MALT WHISKEY.
How to Get Fat.

The marvellous efficacy of Duffy's Pure Malt
Whiskey, taken In connection with our formu-
la, is best attested by the evidence of those
who have grown strong, hearty and fat by Its
use. It's wonderful certainty cure in vast
ing diseases, and the surprising recuperation
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soIute purity and excellence, establishes its
standard as the best for medicinal use ever
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STOP THAT COUGH BY THE USE OF AYERS
- Cherry Pectoral-the best specific ever known for
all diseases of the throat and lungs 1t will soohe the
rough feeling in your throat, give the vocal organs
fexbility and vitality. and enable to breathe and
speak clearly.
WE DO NOT SOUND A NEEDLESS ALARM
w when tell that the faint of scrofua is in
your blood Inherited acquired. it is there. and
Ayers Sarsapara alone will effectuay eradicate it.
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OFFICE OF w. w. LAMB, Md
~ 1240 HANOVER ST.
PHILADELPHIA. DECEMBER g. 1884
MESSRS EISNER & HENDERSON,
SOLE AGENTS OF JOHANN HOFFs
MALT EXTRACT u s. OF A..
$40 RACE ST., PHILADELPHIA
DEAR SIRS-I HAVE USED JOHANN HOFrs
MALI EEAThAS q TDR IL THE PAST FIVE YEARS
FOUND 1T TO BE THE BkSr HEALTH-RE-
STORING BEVERAGE AND TONIC NUTRITIVE
KNOW Known HAZE FOUND IT ESPECIALLY
EEMER, IN GASES y OF DYSPEPSIA, FOR
MEAKLY CHILDREN, AND Also IN LUNG
TR0UBLES. MY ATTENTION WAS DRAWN BY
THE IMMENSE IMPORTATION SEMI-MONTH.
II, AND About A MILLION OF BOTTLES IN
PORTED BY YUv HAVE PASSED MY INEPIU.
TiqN IN THE GUsdSM,HOUsE sATJsFACTo.
RlLX BOX THE PAST FIVE YEARA
YOURS. RESPECTFULLY,
w. w. LAMB, Nd
CHIEF DRUG INSPECTOR ID a
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA.
BEWARE OF IMITATION. NONE GENUiN
WITHOUT THE SIGNATURE OF "JOHANN
HOEE" AND "MORlTZ ElSNEtt" ON THE NECK
OF EVERY BOTCLE te26 ID "
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Nm OF Al POUNDS.

1913 CONWAY ST., BALTIMORE, ND.
Gentlemen-About three months ago
commenced using your Duffy Pure Malt
Whiskey and formula. l then weighed
lis pounds, and now weigh 1876 pounds,
a gain of Al pounds. / attribute all this
rapid Improvement in health and strength
to the use of your whiskey in connection
with your formula.
Very truly, 2. X. MURPHY.
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DECAPITATED BY A rRAIS.-A special from
Leadytlle, Col, says that Thursday afternoon
while freight trian on the Denver and Rio
Grande road was rounding a curve near Birds
eye, Engineer Cough discovered u fallen tree
lying across the track. Cough stuck to the en-
giae. but fireman Hewitt jumped from the CAB
AID struck against "A snow bank and fell under
the train, the wheels OF which severed his head
rom dis body, and broke almost every bone In
his 6ody. No damage resulted 10 the train.
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Il LANNELs

Every child knows the meaning Of Flannel, but not
every man knows the quality. There many
coiors in Flannels that there is other fabric we
could mention that can compete with it. There Is
Red. White Yellow, Gray. Scarlet and Blue all more
or less used for Underwear, except the Navy Blue,
which covers the outerman from spring spring. the
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there are IN Fannes many grades there are in the
Navy Blue. Look below and what you can do
with US in this line
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No. 3.-Now we shall offer the most popular and
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FlanneL) The price for same is only $40.
Our patrons will please call early as we close at
pm. Saturdays excepted
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Clothing Palace.
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Established 1910.

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FACTS. NOT FANCIES
SILKS.
Il III vide a extra a} "h SHees siI pr y yd
All-silk BLACK S,rah =. In. wide, zoe. pr. I'd
y; in. de all-si,i Colored Snran zoe DR. ytl
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An our $50 Jersey silks reduced TO 81 % pr yd.
satin SUI IS. All tbs, latest shades, g 81 pr yd.
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\ nice line OF summer silks, :,11ac. Or. I'd.
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70 in Black Brogs1ea silks, 55c pr yd.
See ali Go5e Si pr 4 ye pr yd
tn;iTas Cloth, all wool. 45c. pr. yd.
Sinner Bouc.es, All wool ~ In wide, soc. pr. yd.
iioiiiespun for summer wear, oOc pr. yd.
leneiits with plain canvas to match. ~ in. wide
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rlain orglndles from 25c to $50.
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80 IN. wide Batste all colors l2lac.
Cheese Cloths &, y IL, l2lac. pr. I'd.
Brocaded flaids. beautiful goods, lsc
Aiinver Tucking. Soc
Foulard si;it,ngs. Sc
Dotted Dot, swiss Wis from l2a; to soc.
6isuIei swiss from 12la to soc.
Gable Cord 12+sc.
Lace and i chsek. 2oc.
java Cloths, 121a and l5c.
Dress GinsliRm from GlAc. to the finest
drink led scerSuckers 10, III. is, lie
Chambrays i'll high colors, 12I2c
American Seer fuckers, 1Oc
LINENS AND NAPKINS
500 dozen Scotch Linen Doylies, :5Sc.
90 in. Cream able Dtuiask 4Sc.
Ga In. Red Table Linen. soc.
Red or Bordered Table Linen, rs. 80, Soc
Blue or Borders u Table Linen. 371ac
Our 81 Red Table Linen 75c.
Our 81 so Tan' Sets now SO. so.
Tray Napkins, SOC
5oO dozen German Damask Towels, 2Ox4O, l9c
Inc pest yet Hucl Towels, l7x34, only 1Oc.
$50 dozen Initial Huck Towels, ZOx4O. 35c
Fancy Turkish Towels, 12c
Turkish Table Scarfs, 4Oc.
ID TOllenette Covers, Acc
ia TOiIenette Covers, 75c.