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w. l.. DOUGLAS
81 SHOE EOI GENTLEMEN

The only fine Calf &3 Seamless Shoe in the world
made without tacks nails As stylish and durable
those costing &C. aud having no tacks or nails
wear the stocking hurt the feet, makes them as
comfortable and well-ftting q hand-sewed shoe
Buy the best None genuine unless stamped on bot
tom "w, L. Douglas S3 Shoe warranted"
W. L. DOUGLAS 81 SHOE, the original and only
hand welt q shoe. which equals custom made
shoes costing from SO to 80.
W. l. DOUGLAS $3.50 SHOE 10 une xcelled for
heavy wear.
". l.. DOUGLAS 90 SHOE is worn by all boys and
is the best school shoe in the world
All the above goods made in Congress, Button
and Lace, and not sold by your dealer. write ". L
DOUGLAS. Brockton, Mass
For sale in Washington by b RICH l. SONS. 1899
and 1924 7th ST.; H. GOLDsTEIN, 9l2 9TH st.; A.
SOMMERS. sol 7th st.; MRS. GEO. HOLMAN, 49l
Pa. ave- NV Georgetown. b. NORDLINGER, 3l24
Bridge ST. Alexandria u. L. SIMPSON.
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CITY AND DISTRICT
THE u.PruSr GATHERING.
Au Education Soci ~ 10 be Established
~ orb oT the Isouc Mission society.

At the 1et moon session u the Baptist Educa-
flHa Convention az tus calvary church yesterday
afternoon, ot,er THE STAR's report c. SEQ, the
question Cf establishing an edICaJo41! Society
vas brought directly before the gathering oy a
TaaJ-lJill offered b. D.. Mc.ehOu5e, "Ihat II Is
J-e ...U-- u ybis CONVENTION that an educational
society should o. Cr- "a, "a Is the Blptists OF
Nsr-l AuielleA~ After some DISCUSSION The resc-
llt.cluas 4Gupled Uy vote o. 1ss 20 "a.
The committees OF enrolment reported 400 dele
-l-e, prs..-., rcpfgs ming thirty-six states and
the Bl5.riot Of Columbia A part OF the constitG-
tun proposed Tor the new s1cle,y was adopted and
~ rJher action was postponed until TO-DAY.
INA rvENING MEETINGS.
Las n!-It IA prl-t Home Mission Society be-
eaa IS annual "a citing, u rather meetings, for
tW- mretIngs wer- IA progress al once, one at the
Coz rrs- tiJnll church ami the other at Calvary
luG.cu. samuel CO.-ate, Vi New Jersey, president
Oi tIc sOciety, presided ~ The Congregational
church
thr 80 tcty, submitted lis report, which sAowed
t- eIpts ~ b. sol, J9SS2 aud the expenditures
E :. J1lH Humpstone. d. d.. OF New York, read
the r.pOrl OF the cJlnnittee on CAristian benen-
Ccuse, and \. DT. J. Al. GTiInJh Iead report
IRON The comm tee on Mexico, giving Interesting
data OF the MISSION WORK In Mexico
Nv. d.. way Wand hlyt. OF Philadelphia, who
d..lEeraI The principal aIaFrss OI me evening. III
tIe sJg.-e Il his tiuITks said: In President
Nf IN United states, IA "a ,pihl0h, IhlsAL hdsc
pre-. ca -l-cd "a bc,rcr business than when he
gave oiIl-it. recognition U 10 uanisn o. seating
i uiI t1t Lr pope At Rome" This remark Was
lD-4 - agp--UIrL
Hon. ~ l.. Howard NJ COunecticuJ, presided
JsHr tie C-lydTy ,luTch meeting
H-v. l. \. CTauld4i, Ug New ) lrS, correspondent
secretary Of TIE ~olety, prs NJ the annual re-
scr 90 cue executive board Toe total Tect FPS FOR
l.s year dE,r.-IIe SlJl.JyJ.y3; expenses, S.}OS,-
s..tSf: uliluc- hand, AL, s-5S.OS. ~ MS Viii
sos. burn, "a Maine, ieIt legacy ~ s2OOOOO To
a.. society, OF wulcn Oue-naH WAS des grated by
ta- @ -tltJr for Tree scIOo.s for the negro, and
sJJ,UoJ 10 WsyIand seminary, or Washington.
Use work eSteuds over IJsty-seyel states nj ter
rtu.4ts Ol tn4s country and fourteen foreign coun
TIE.
k.g Win. ". HaI-h. d. D., OF Illinois, spoke on
ID general subject Ca Missions
Itcg. Dr. A. IL Parker, OF LnnOS, made an adj
tTe5- on the WOIk among the BOuemilns.
R.y. T. Ills, OF Michigan, described The work
auIJul JAe IJIr[
Nv. j. {. GrInne!l spoke OF mission work among
the OtJTm ius. am Rev. W Ia. sloan gave an ac-
count " he work IA Mexico.
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Triumphs of "A Georgia ReI,e.

I-Ou the b.dSe county J0urua
Alss Annie AcCJrmick. one OF Hawk!nsvil rs
Iios' charming young IadI-s WAS In town tO-iay.
and lie GCa.ber OF friends and many mssbes
among our gay ana festive youths. Icannot blame
the UOys fer falling Ia love with her. however. Tor
any young lady who can play two pieces on a
piano ahd sing Third al the sae time Is coiape-
tent "a cip-lvatr the most flstiCiouS OF u Iroya
ptten heard 81 rur PERFORMERS On the piano t.,Ir
have never seen or Lttr4 a ole who would COM
pete viih her. She can eli win her back 10 ~
in-trulient and play MUst beautirully. N h saI1
tEat enc play three differ u iust rumeuts nj
OlCr. snG cont dOuDi a., Tor she offered " do -
AeTe l. Iuiu4s-lsd t.sc proper Instruments.
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Handoline is unequaled as beGutifer of the COM
plexIon Ii renders the skin white smooth. and
IL removes sunhurn and tan. Every lady should
IL. Per bottle .lc
Rheumalgia never fails to give relief in neuralgia
headache toothacne and all rhe unIatic pains try
bottle. 2oc.
We take every and pains in our prescription de.
rartmeut which il complete. being thoro ughy
stocked with drugs and chemicals from the re-
natle nianufacturtrs, such SquiDD, Powers and
NtlEhtinan and otne. well-known chemists All pre-
tcriptIois Entrusted to wall be satisfactory
dis.ensed at the lowest Rates Don't mistake the
liace-4 He TEMPLE DRUG STORE. under Masonic
Temple, coruer Stn and X sts
apes F.. WILLIAMS CO, Propr;etorS
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Mes Q Eearfml heath.

FILL pows slAFr 900 FEET DEEP BOTH AKx.
bxlxG TORN OFF IN THE Descent.
mos hosen, employed ar the south Wilkes
oafre sna ~, ~ the Lehlgh and wlikesbarre Goa
trightlui he had oSen lea Mug sgninst cate ni.es
around the smart 70 guard ths opening, ana no
oring locked II gave way, and he feis headlona
snmp VI water some 80 feet deem In me Sa,i NJ,
arms oy striking against the timbers, wer,
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RAILROADS.
VTNEE GREAT

TO THE A1ETG. WEsi ]; And SOUTHWEST.
SELL MAesifistSP f fstfFsfkxr
TRAINS shSHkSI Nc tSsn assH STATION
For P,tsburs and the Yves, Chicago Limited Erpress
Palace Slice, ing Cars s' $50 am. daily, Fast Line.
Steering Cars from Harr.s bnrr to ClnciHnsii and
eSeasS ss :. sssadsy
Cars MasSins,cn % bipa cam ana. aaS Nth s:segins
daily q, Harrisburg with through sleerers for
pm. daily; for Pitis0urz and the West with
through Sleeper to Rttsourg. and Pittsburs 70
BAL fIMoRE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
10 90 pm daily except saturday, Win P.see Cars
Washington to koches ter
am. daily: except sunday --A '-.'''> - '''0
For HsT h . :HS 5o IL t az 90 and
qnSoy p mo- a 40 An 90 b ,nd
and 3:45 pm. daily
For Bssss Ssot sN y
s ssy CITY with boats Of Bsoo.lya Amer an9rens
~ is 81, ,c re Ns s., IOFs cry 800
SS1y 90 II 40 am 90 = 70 CO. 10 90: and
For B BaiIimoss' d:3S, 90 goo. oaS $50 ii 90.
e'so aso. 20 % %. and &: st Pm IN t SUN:
aos so6 ao 90 ln at Il 80 s5 r aoo' s.
For Pope's Creek Line. 20 am. aud 4:4O pm daily
::s ssss:; sssG.;: 70
m, 4:l0p.m.
tAD hsD s
For Alexandria, 90, @: 35, & 40 9:47 lO:57 n m
1904 noon EOS, AIS 500, sol, so s :O5
ioS2 a% so. go SIS . and 10 a o go p '4''
Accommodation for Quantico. ) 90 pm. weekday
For iichmond and the South, 90, 10 81 an daily
and q OIL pm. daily y. except sunday.
Trains leave Alexandra for Washingt :O5 z :o5
$40. 7:05, . :32, 10 AZ and IL :O5 pm On sun.
day at9:l 40 and IL :07 200, 5:lO, :05 g. ~
and l0:42p pm
Tickets and informa lion the Office northeast cor
ner of l3th street AID Pennsylvania avenue and at
the station where orders be left tor the
of bagxge to destination from hotels and residences
CHAS. T. PUGH, j X NOID
General Manager fnv1a1 C.n De-
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OuR IMMEDIATE SPECIAL"

As an adjunct to our SHIRT DEPARTMENT we
have fitted up room especially for displaying and
hitting Of FLANNEL SHIkTs, COATS AND VESTS
and have added materially to our Stock Of DRESS
ana NEGLlGE SHIRTS. For BASE BALL TENNIS
OUTING. TRAVELLING. &c. We have some exclusive
Patterns in imported Fisnnels, warranted not 60
shrink, and ranging in price from 75c to "a. so.
These goods come in me WOOL Wool and SILK, and
Wool and Cotton mixed. We are now ready to show
this line.
Asa novelty in WASHABLE NECKwEAR. we are
submitting line Of very handsome French Linen En-
broidered II In-hands' for summer
Fending the arrival of midsummer goods, We ere
Offering our line o; zoe. Spring scsrfs at zoe.
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PROPOSALS.

DROpOsALs FOR STEAM HEATING APPARA-
y Tgs-wAR DEPARTMINr. SUPPLY prvIs,ox, May
e Rs'p until +
b bsSS At oME &C och for fnraishins steam.
building am Annex Tenth street northwest Plans
ana spechcstions for the work be seen. and all
cesssry Information obtained application to the
oiheer in charse At the Museum BUILDING, Proposals.
TO b. endorsed Proposals for Steam-heatng Appara-
Army. myl7-2iko62s-2
OFtICE OF THE CoMMIssIoN FOR con.
~, sSTkuCTL0N OF THE COMPASSIONATE Il
ington. PC May IA. lsss-sealed Proposals. in du;
plicste for furnishing and delivering much natural
hydraulic ement, sand ana broken stone as NAV be
required aud ordered for the Congressional Library
5000 barrels OF Cemsnt. 1000 cubic Yards Of SAND,
ana t0O cubic yards Of Broken stone Will be RECEIVED
sAfWRDAY. the SECOND DAY OF JUNE. isss and
opened immediateIy thereafter SPECIFICATIONS, gen
posa and bond viii be- furnished on Application 1t this
6elce MM. i. Villas, EDWARD CLARK, A Il.
myl517,la.al. s3Sae-et
O6SNE 81 THE IHk 6SR
SAsHlNSfoN D. e. NAY s. cA IsssIses LaE pro:
posas in duplicate for furnishing and delivering the
cut granite, amounting to $500 cubic feet, more
isss required s the walls q shs west
this viii be se At tina
noon on SATURDAY the second day of june lSss. and
g ssd oans asrm: q
pce and wiz Il EpI Sn
sPOFFoRD, Commissioners. my5-eo3w
PRRo2Pp9RsAANISs, q, F2E MINERAL OIL DEPOT
S sooS 4 n.
ing and delivering in this city such mineral oil as may
1. 1858 Blank forms for bidding and any
required Will be furnished application to this Office.
my1l-6t =
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L schedule in effect March 2h 1888
$50 A Mast Tenn Mail Daily for wsrrenton.
Gordonsvie. charlottesville Lynchburs and stations
Sprss AieahenT spr ana h ys, Blne kdss
Cslera, Montgomery and New Orleans Fulimsn
Sleeper Washington to New Orleans
lottesyIlle. Gordonsve. stations Ches OHIO Ronts
y nchburg. Rocky Mount, Danville and Stations "a
tween Lynchburg and Danyille Greensboro. Raleigh.
S a Mensomsry New osis.n!A 4ss,a B9nnS
fornia. Pullman Sleeper New YORK to Atls Sa
snta to New Orleans and Mann Bos ssepess At:
for Birmingham. Vicksburg and SHREVEPORT PM
man Sleeper Danyiite to Columbia and Thsrleston
for g and O. route POINTS sundays.
s; -, I: M.Ipaliy, except Sunday. for Manassas,
otrasDurg, and lntermediate stations.
80 r M.-Western Express Daily for warrenton
1ordonsvll' Charlottesville Louisville. Cincinnst
and sumner resorts on and near line OF Chesanesks
ana Az, ONO route Pullman Sleepers and Solid Traias
Chat,anooga. Memphis, Little Rock and ali sontb
western points Through Pullman sieepers Wssbin1.
burg, Danyills. ialeiVh Asheyilis. Charlotte
Spisans fikea augusta atlanta Montsomery New
Masniheton To New Orls ans Texas. via Atlanta an
Montgomery: Pullman Sleeper Washington TO Aiken
Trains on Washington and ONO division leave WAL,
tngton 9:l2 A. NJ, Daily excerpt Sunday and a.
Daily: arrive Round Hip II AS A. NJ. and 7:3i ?
s :1s A. NJ. and 3:55 r NJ "AS"inS'on
II, through trains from the South via Charlotte Dan
and ::3 NJ via East Tennessee, Bristol and Lynch
burg at rs A. NJ. aud $40 p. NJ; via ChesapeaS
and Ohio route and Charlottesvills at s:40P NJ:
GtIasbury Local at 9:47 A. NJ
Tickets sleeping car reservation and Information
furnished and bseTaee checked at Office 1900 Penn.
vania Railroad. Ut aud u sts. Jas L TAlLOR..
mh@o denerI Passenger Agent
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MEDICAL, DC.

D The Oldest Esssblished and Only Reliable LAdis
c.D b. o0n.usd r aus .S II t q. bs.esn ~ and sts
Prompt treatment Corrrspon lence and consuIts-
ton strictly confidential seY~rsse rooms .or . ss
n AIDES WHO MCGUIRE THE SERVICES OF An
IL exTereI csd female physiciA should consult nn:
Dk. wills n. HOS rsIk lace n e. ost and = ana
llth and l2th sta ne. Ladies only. sp23-l9r
M rsiishle Lsdiss Physcisn. can be consutsd daily
. ~ p. .ss' essS isS,.. oais. Gy7.i@'
81 PER BOX
Nailed 70 any address On 's'''ps az 8 p'ss
IT HAS YKyLR BEEN coNThApIcTLp THAT
iss L,s rssssss,bh r IN rs rfSi lS s yss .:s
ErsscSlsr sss nslos pssd = al d.sass. pssuissr .
L.dis: ps.r'sd sr aAs'~ Forty Year, s1psrien's'
M1!IooP EES5S5TR II sy HsIse a S9r5Lf
Gn cure any asssf nsrvoss sb.V ana loss Of ssrvs
Rs.s; nsni:ss: ,sss' = Whole sss'sm n ,a
n RAD AND m WIsE-DR BROTHERS, poe sr.
AaE- sRrssssc sssGrs ns sea @sds oath that he e
i .ss ia issI s1eses o. no sS.sss rvs soS. s
So - 81: sS s: dsfHs n s ss
b 3 Ss,sas q: e ~. s. & "a sss &. -
Uss..asra ssasiy 5ss ~ Sss.1 dsssss.. csus;sS
kgpal nasl - ski1 tEouhArs; urinary dssssss cure
81 5sSi S66bs sG SffEyip - s::...,,, 60,
:siiE sfzS6i5ok5H GO * - ~.
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nRUNKENNEss. Oh THE LIQUOR HABIT.
POSITIVELY CURED BY ADMINISTERING DI
HAINES' GOLDEN SPECIFIC.

II can be given In cup of coffee tea without tbs
knowledge of the person taking it; is absolutely HARM
less, and Will effect permanent and speedy cure,
whether the patent is moderate dinker an alco-
Lonc wreck Thousands OF drunkards have been made
temperate who have taken Golden specific IN their
coffee without their knowledge ana to-day believe they
quit drinking Of tnsir own free Will 1T NEVER FAILS
The system once inpregnated with the SPECIFIC be-
comes an utter tmpossibity .or the liquor APPETITE
exist. For sale by
5. +. MAKE Under Ebbitt House. and
r. Il. HELpHEASTINE. l4th It, aud Vermont ave-.
dl-th.stu ly WASHINGTON, d. q
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AN UNEXAMPLED orFERiW

AN UNEXAMPLED 0FFERlW
SPECIAL $19O SPECIAL S190.
THE WEEKLY
THE
UNITED
THE
desnbeda boe
Tree Calf 2
standard
books b
be substituted
andM uac Unions or
is offer that hasn
MAIL OR SUBSCRIPTION
IN
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100 CExrs OK THE DOLLAR

You want VALUE for your money. We give 1t in
QUALITY and WEAR and throw in the style and At
When dealing with us you can depend upon one hun
bred cents III VALUE for every dollar invest We
mean II, we will prove it.
Look at $40 strictly all Wool Suits IL Sacks and
Cutaway; they are cheap at &15.
our so suits caunot bought anywhere for less
than SO
Our $50 Blue Suits strictly all wool and fast
color.
Wen show full line Of Prince Albert Suits ct sl5
SIS, S22, and s25 and upward
Our $40 Blue AssaUet Flannel Suits We guarantee
not TO Jade money refunded
For Boys iron, IA to Is years have Suits at S5
SO, 30 and ny TO $40.
fof Children from IA years Suits with Shor,
PANT, iron. 500 to $40.
ChildreL's Pants from 25c. up
We have iull line of Mems Pants from 81 up
LONDON AND LIVE RPoOL
CLOTHING CO.
COR 7TH AND G SIS. OPP. PATENT OFFICE.
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

DOTOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE
Il for Laltilnort aud 10 onlac River Landinxs
Steamer SUE Capt Geoghcgan. leaves Stepueuson,s
Wharf every SUNDAY, At O'Clock v. IN iiysr
freight must DO prepaid
For further Information. apply to
STEPHENSON BRO.
mS-6m 9Th street wharf
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L1EBra CoMpAsrs E1rnAor Or
NV Srsrxo Goops.

NEW 6pRINo GooDa
We hsys Just received another frssh assortment Of
SPRING and SUMNER GOODS, comprising . full
line Of vsills Fraa,caia Rsau de- sois and Nascett
stlks. all grsdes. B1ack silk Laos Flouncinss and
ChiuA stlkA Grenadines. and French sattsens, Uneu
nhasttuss and Pillow Lipens al widths; DAmaHk II
be Cloths. I'll sis9. with NAPKINS 70 match
HOOP BROS. co.
mhl.Sm 132S sk
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BOOKS, &c.

BOOKS. FoE PREMIUMS Ar BAur.
just Received Large Assortment VI Books suitable
for PREMIUMS, to be Sold 1t special Redueron.
SPECIAL Publishsfs'
Price. Price,
1000 Miscl's Vols best authors.. 2Sc. 1oc.
900 Miscl's ola Prose and Poetry 4Sc. el23
All illustrated Oreat Reduction. Engraved
Copper Plate and FIFTY Engraved Cards, SAC.
ap2l-3m BAUMS Book Dept, 4l6 18th n.
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD,
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT APRIL % 1919

OF NEW JERSEY AVENUE AND STREE
For CHICAGO and Northwest express daily 1885 q
. For Cincinnati and ST. Louis express daily 3 and
For htisbure and Cleveland. express daily 10: SIS
For Lexington and Local Stations, t1O:loam.
For Philadelphia, Newark. and WILMINGTON. :: 80 q.
M G;o 2, and 5;2o pm daily, express
Philadelphia rs am and t3 rs pm.
Fer singerly aud intermediate points. $3.50 An.
For baltimore. 5. $780, $40. 7:3o. 80, CAS- IL
tran $780, 30 ana Is Is 30 a. 81 sns
s s0naas s sS 5 5$e s sas s and
For A Al 80 and 30 m. 1910 and 30
napolis 40. s:37 m. II :05. 5 so $50 pm sun
For Way Stations between Washington and Balti.
me o. $40 $50 an l2:l0. 3 80 30. 8 AS pm.
For stations on the Metropolitan Branch. ri IS a.
a. = s q . tSf stations only
For Gaithersbnre and intermedate POINTS 10 am.
For Boyd's and intermediate stations, n PM SO
Church train leaves WASHINGTON on Sunday only at
iI5 PM stopping at all stations ON Metropolitan
For Frederick O:10 an. 70. "a :35. 30 pm
For aasg sSs po1. 10 ,ps and
X to Roanoke and all points south Norfolk and
Trains from Chicago daily 30 In and S: Il
p I H. rom Cincinnau and 81 Louis daily 6:20 ..
p. m. ~
From Philadelphia Chester. and Wilmington. 10 A.
q. m :. zoo, Z: 10, and 8 90 y. IN. daily.
From Slngerly and intermediate points north Of
=. Trains leave Baltimore for Washington at 70.
ute tramp a N II 10. .. g. 10. 3 g. 8: 30. s.ia
s;3o ana ~ 7. I nj on sSndays $50. y05. 10
fExcept Sunday. DAILY: SUNDAY only.
Baggage called for and checked at hot Is and resi-
dences order lett 1t ticket Offices 10 aud l35l
lennsylvania ave
". NJ CLEMENTS. CHAS q SCIJII
apo Gen Manager GEN pas Act
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Berlin pisIstcl 20 The London Daily Telegraph.
ulen queen Victoria was az Besln 1 refrained
parposely nom comparing her maJestys reception
10y t1e population Wita that accorded 70 the car
In NCve-i DER Last Any comparison Was, ineeed,
utterly impossible The car was received IN
solemn Silence, respectfully but eodiy: the queen
WITH ehti lsasln noisy ami bOisterOts IL ever
!, "a tt-e capital ON the day OF tne cars arrival
IN f'tin The whole police Of the town were on duty
t0 s~ety -fOar Aoors and the greatest precautions
i-.i = - taken 10 his maJesty's saety Ia Char.
IO,'eh1us tie police director did not ask foi
extra iA4sLa 20 Keep The stallion clear.
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Inc ne. tather Powers. OF LevermOre Cal, was
recently nned go Tor Gaming a boy Who went 10 a
ptSr-Oall game On sunday instead OF attending
church. Tie BOY has since seleefed a onar.iiar
who Is now SUM Cor s. 900 damages.
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QUICK SALES AND SMALL PRorrrs.
MOTTO OF
rs WILLIAMS & CO., Druggist,

T. D "l@A-1A~ - 49, Di"stistS
Under Masonic Temple, corner 9th and F SITS. NV
Where will be found the most complete and varied
stock of Drugs, Patent Medicines and Psrfumeries in
the city prices which better and lew meet.
shown " the followin partial List;
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LOOK! LOOKl LooK!M
THE STARS POCKET ATLAS OF THE WORLD
IN
AMI
OF
o meuu
The
paid s&os-r~s
OF the
paper the Interesting ~aNsi
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SPECIALTIES.

LNLECTklCITY-FIFTEEN YEARS SPECIALITY
Elm curing nervous AID m ntal disease spinal oys-
lisn nd utter troubles. tuors. stictures. sciAcA
hysteriA rbeumstism neuralgia chOrea- IAra ysls ds
billy and disssses seneraly P-t-nts visited st-tsc
electricity through clothing lefercnces pefnAnent
cure an Washington. No outside sssistsnts Or L.
3. NICHOLSON. oo4 18th St nv. cor OF b. fo-$m.
nR MULLER. SPECIALIST OF THE EYE LAR
IL and Ihroat has removed u so l3tn 81 nv,
Office hours from v to IL and from 10 slli
to D. ma nay I'M
DNR ALBAU0H SUCCESSFULLY TREATS ALL
DDiseAses peculiar ~ LADIES'. Married VI nlnsis
lro.npt attention satisfaction gu.rsnteed chsifss
moderate. Once hours IL ~ and W O. m Dr.
ALBAUGH l:S20 q "a " Epls-lm.
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

UNDEPEN OENT ICE co. BEST QUALITY OF
KiNkEBEC ICE
A. Lowest Rs,es from yellow WAGONS.
Once 18th and Pa ave-: telephone call 5yl-2
r,u,.,s. ,9th-street wharf; telel hone call 5el-A
A~0S l3l0s Water st. G'to'n: telephone call 7el 3
W ILLS ICE COMPANY FULL SUPPLY or
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wagons: main Depot 18th ST wharf branch depot
ct. bet 9th and 10th nv Telephone 4ss-2 mh3 5n
nkINK GERHARD LANG's BUFFALO BEER,
Oaways stands nrst: the analyses pyove IT, spe-i
brewing Of Bob misn Export Bottled Goods Ofics
AID Depot lsth wharf s.w. Telephone call esq.,
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Il voyant Astrologer and spiritual Medium born
with second sight and veil. Every hidden mystery
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meetthe encouraging smiles and hearty
approval of both teachers and friends.
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meetthe encouraging smiles and hearty
approval of both teachers and friends.
ADDtE COOPER.
Mr.. John Proudfooi. who lately re-
turned from Washington Territory, is
lying very low with lung fever.
Mr. John Lambert and Frank Hsr-
rover were callers ct the High School
on Friday.
1t appears that in spite of what was
said through this column some time
ago the gambling tables still continue
to run. Come now boys. this will not
do.
Mr. J. Day is recovering from severe
illness.
A party of young people gathered
at the home of Mr.. J. J. Snider last
Wednesday evening. and after spent.
ing a few hours in social talk and music
they were ushered to the dining room
where they partook of an oyster supper.
A good time was reported by all.
Mrs. Geo. Lambert, of Nebraska is
visiting relatives in this vicinity.
Mr.. John Duen and his sister Carrie
of Green county, are visiting at this
place.
Mr.. Jay Snider left this village last
week for Chetopa Kan, where he in
tends to make his future home.
Misses Ella Lambert and Carrie
Duen were visitors at the High school
last Thursday.