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The Courts.

EQUITY COURT-Jttdge Nerrick.
Yesterday, n. o. Il. Il. p. Association agt. W. n.
b. b. Club; injunction awarded In re lunacy OF
X. Montgomery; inquisition confirmed Waters
agt. Gross; sale confirmed. LOughran agt Gun
bingham; do Ketcham agt. Georgetown College;
do. COX agt. Callan; time TO take proof limited.
Whiting agt. DuncansOn; checks allowed depos-
tied IN lieu Of security for costs. Lamon agt. Nc
kee; rule to show cause. Terrell agt. COlOred
Catholic Male Benevolent society; do.
PROBATE COUXT-Chief Judge Merrick.
Yesterday, estate Katherine Miller; letters OF
administration granted sophia Sauter on bond or
81, 1000; also appointed guardian, bond 600. Ac-
counts in the e Gates OF Henry Striker and W. C..
Goddard, and OF the orphans OF j. A. Buckler were
approved and passed.
POLICE CoURT-Jldge Mills pro tenn.
To-day, Annie Smith, cOlored, d15orderly con-
duct; 81 or 10 days. owen Carroll, cOlOred do
do. Chas. Dazenbrook violating building regula-
lions; s.. jeremiah Lynch, unlicensed bar; nOlle
pros. Isaiah w. Hopkins, do; do. Catherine Wild
myer, do; do,
An epidemic or Opthalmia is raging at Osna-
bruck, Hanover. There are few houses in that
place which do not contain one or more persons
suffering rrOm the disease.
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Il Wholesale aud Eetnil-
Anthr,eits Goal q Al LIND. ssnss.nsy op d hand
sawed and split Wood 20 Order
Yard and Once, 3OOc Water 81. frnDch once. lie
d. C.
Teiephone-yard 95a-2. Branch oHice. SSs-&
E21-2n
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ututfaI MaHhltf. IHuDI beIl. 7
.ALTIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT APRIL % lsss.

LEAVE WASHINGTON FROM STATION cor SER
Oh NEW JERSEY AVENUE AND STREET.
fer Ghicago aud Northwest express dAiiS 1915 4
:, Fer Cincinnati and St Louis express daily 3Iai
for flttsburv and Cleveland express daily 1919 a.
Tor Lexington and Local Stations, tlOlOAm
For Phiadelphia, Newark, and Wilmington, $50 a
For intermediaie points between Baltimore All
Philadelphia; % am. and - ID pm - -
For Baltimore 5. $50. e;so. s.3o. $50. Gas n
trainl 8 80. so IS ::,S 80 64s. IS aud
"a soP $780, 30 AS. So g c:9s s 3 Sai
For Annapolis $40 and 30 am. le.Io and 30
p m. on SUNDAYS, : 80 am, 4.35 pm. Lave An.
naToiis 40. 5 80 IN. l2 :05. 800 20 pm sun
For Way Stations between Washington aud B.iti-
on sanSsys ann ifi $50 90 so
For stations on the Metropolitan branch, 10 ;35
n i3 n a aSa RH'n s pn station" only
For GGitherSburs and ifterInediate points t9An.
For Boyds and intermediate stations. "a pm. $40
Church train leaves washington on sunday only a.
l:l5 pm. stopping nj all stations On Metropolitan
For Frederick. tIo1o AM ~. "a 81. t5:3o pm
70 fiseerstown. 40 10 am ana IS Bonn.
For Luray and points on the Shenandoah Valley r
Trains arrive from chicago daily 20 an aud Sis
y from Cincinnati and 81. Louis daily 20 a M
and s55 y. IN; IRON httsburs daily 20 a 3 -
From Phiiadelphia. Chester. and Wilmington. 10 a.
m. 90. I;lo, and BOO y N. daily. .
Baltimore. 10 m, daily and IL is a m sundsyaply.
= Trains leave baltimore for Washington AZ o "a
ute tr.i9l A. m: l2:l5; 9. p t:lo 3, q $50, s;iS
80 Ana BIO S gas SSnsd1s 800 ana Hos 70
STE: ss.s s:s 81 :s' s 81;
W. w 4 i SHEl;nsfEssrs ouAs o scurh
ap3o Gen MAnArcr. Gen Pass. Ase1t
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LOCAL MENTION.
The weather.

rnr tre District OF Columbia, Maryland, Della
waTt< Virginia North Carolina, rain; nearly sta
ti0pary temperatures; SOutherly winds, increasing
d force, becoming westerly On Wednesday with
clearing weather.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

LoR sALE-NEw TwQ-SToRY BRICK. EIGHT
10 rooms convenient northw location all improve
ments; $500 cash. Buyers address PROPERTY
OWNER IS Star Office au2l.2ts
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still i'm Search OF His Daughter.

THE ALLEGED ABDUCTION OF MARY SIODDAhD Of
BALTIMORE.
The supposed abduction Of the young daughter
of Thos j. Stoddard a carpenter living in Baltt-
more, the particulars Of which were printed In
yesterdays STAR, has excited considerable interest
in that city. The american this morning gives
the following details: "Harry Carter met Miss
Stoddard at the Mikado Socials, and he and
another young man for long time were attentive
TO The young lady, who Is between IL and 10, and
quite pretty. She has blue eyes, brown hair, q
fine form and beautiful teeth IL was rumOred In
the neighborhoOd the other young man was ell
gagged TO her. ON Thursday, when 1t was reported
that Harry Carter was married, her cousin made
an investigation OF the court records, which
showed that Carter was married. The maiden
name OF his wife, who now resides in Baltimore,
was Lille johnson, and her father was a minister.
There has never been any divorce. Carter, in his
way was quite dude being very fond of playing
on the plano, and OFTEN seen In ladies' society.
letter from the girls distressed father was re-
ceived from Washington yesterday. 1t stated that
some persons thought they had seen pair answer
ing the description OF Carter and Mary, but he
was not OverhOpeful OF finding them. The father
on Saturday went TO Atlantic City and Philadel-
phia in search OF them. and thence to Washing
ton. The girls mother, who has been in very fee
bic health, is broken-hearted over the action OF
the daughter, ana 1t is feared that the blow will
kill her. Mary thought Carter was not married
The girls cousin threatens to shoot Carter on
sight"
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BOARDING.

FURNISHED OR UNPUBLISHED ROOMS WITH
IL or without board new house, large rooms, and
bay window; I'd story. 2002 + St., three squares
from Departments. au2l-3t
/ ARGE COOL AND NEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS
~ with Board single or suite; strictly first class
Iranslents. 81 per day. The WEBSTER, 513 18th
81. NV aull-.}m
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TnEPoRrRAITs. Kets Kemethy. 100 Pa ava
c. A. MUDDINAS, 1905 ST. New chandelier store.
MIX AND WHISKY TESTERS. HENPLEE's, cor. An
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Go TO PEN MAE on wednesday next the 22d.
SQpseb scenery, hne music, dancing, &C. Special
express leaves b. & U. Depot at a u Round
lIfp, Sl5Q--Adfz
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WILLS Ice Co. 5 Penobscot ice-red wagons
FrssELL's IcE CRAM.

IoSG BRANCH BOURBON WHISKY, s1-25 bottle
Distilled in 1874, Cynthiana, Ky. Charles kraemer
.sys 9Th 81. L. W.
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THREE CHANGES Or kEEPING UNLICENSED BARS
DI>NiSSED--in the Police Court IL! " Isaiah W.
Huskins. who keeps grocery S,UI- ana baT-rOom
on SAe4 llah street, Nj. Pleasant, was charged
with conducting an unlicensed bar. Officer SLACK
reported That Nr. HOsklnS had arranged his prem
isezs % make the bar and grocery story separate,
and Mr. Forrest nOlle pressed the case. In the
case OF Katherine NidMeycr, whose place Is ON
the ROCK creek Church rOpi, similar state OF
affairs existed. and similar action was taken. In
the case 81 jeremiah Lynch, whose saloon Is near
BrJoka' station, role pruSs was also entered.
The commissioners deducted the amount due to
August l., and rejected his application. He now
has no license, and Will be Prosecuted If he con-
IllueS tO do business
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PROFESSIONAL

VOU CAN FIND MIR. MATTHEWS, FORTUNE
Il Teller and Doctor. 1908 Sth St. between K and s
SIS NV. au21-2ts
Mist and Clarvoyant can give your exact life
chart and to her sltters their in full. Love
affairs specially. Charms worked to satisfaction
MADAME can convince the most skeptical and brings
good luck To all. liz u ST. NV. jyl4-6w.
RROF. CLAY, WONDERFULLY GIFTED CLAIR
yoyant, Astrologer and Spiritual Medium. Born
revealed. Receivers lost or stolen property. Finds
hidden treasures. Gives lucky numbers Causes
success in business Removes all family troubles
and svlL Influences Cures sickness If disappointed
by efforts OF others Judge not all alike the Professor
can convince tie most sceptca Strangers from other
cities viii save time and disappointment by calling on
the only genuine clairvoyant i'll this city, he sue
ceeds where all others fail and advertses only what
he can do. Sittings, 0Oc Life-reading by mail on
receipt OF 81 Name lock VI hair date OF birth Hours
StoS. Open Sundays from " PIN.
Y3i-lm' 42l 9th St NV.
M ME. BROOKE TELLS ALL The EVENTS OF
Al LIFE All business confidential Ladies andsen-
OIL streets northwest: s6-4Ows
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MARvkL0rs LuRAY.-Another OF those deltcbtr,,
excursions TO the wonderful Caverns OF ISray r. +.
reserved-seat express train VIM leave pa,,tr 49,,
ana ONO Depot at 80 am. and run thronoh ~
Luray without change. Excursionists are sTowed
Iou hours AT the cavernS Dinner can ~ hsS
al tne restaurant for 50 cents, and at the famous
Luray Inn ~. Round-trp fare only a so incinS.
ing ADMISSION 10 the Cave. Reserved seats can he
Banimore and Ohio Ticket Ofnces, 619 and la5i
pennsylvania avenue.-Adpt ~~'A
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DLUE MOUNTAIN HOUSE
On THE SUMMIT OF THE BLUE RIDGE NOUN
TAINS. WASHINGTON COUNTY. MD.
Commanding n magnificent ana picturesque view OF
the famous Cumberland and Shenandoah Valleys
No Malaria. No Mosquitoes Cool, dry AIR
-Four trains each way daily.
~ miles from Baltimore on the Western Maryland
Railroad. Direct connection at Union Station. Bslt
more. with trains from Washington
Circulars descriptive If Hotel and SURROUNDINGS, can
be obtained in Washington at
j. H. Mortar.y, Merchant Tailor. 9l2 Pa. ave.
Edwin r. Droop. Piano NareroOnls. 80 Pa ave-
T. f. Ogram. Druggist, L. III Pa. ave.
Terms IS and 81. 80 yer day Special weekly rates.
Address ]. L. SHANNON, Manager
tyl0-tu, til, &s3Ot CsIrollton Hotel. Baltimore. Nd
TTNHE IDAHO. % ILLINOIS. AVE, ATLANTIC
City, n. j.: elegantly furnished; excellent cuisine;
fine ocean view; terms moderate.
my26-eo3m Miss NJ doUK
ID OCK ENoN SPRINGS AND MINERAL BATHS
Great North Mountain Winchester Va. Ga hours
from Washington.
A safe home for families NO BAR Accommodates
300 AtmospherecOol; scenery grand; splendid roads
Finest chaly bate alkaline, thia, sulphur and
Writers. Stean-heated mineral baths and large SWIM
ming pool. Table hrst-class abundantiy supplied:
good music. hotel ana grounds clean sanitary arrange
ments complete beds conforta le Terms reasonable
illustrated circulars ut this office. Apply TO
A. 5. PRATT
The Sun Building. Washington ID. C.
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FINED FIVE DOLLARS FOR ANNOYING HIS
NkIGHBoRs--Cornehus McHenry, a corn Doctor
MlO lives on 10th street northeast, was in the
uock OF the Police Court this morning CHARGED by
Oucers Sin-th ana simpson with using prOfane
language In his house loud enough 10 be heard on
lhe street The prisoner, who Is an Old man.
Haue Things lively III his neiyhborhood. He was
uI.9sr the influence OF liquor, and his profane
anu ooisterous language made IL uncomfortable
Ior the other residents until about l O'Clock this
iOflIhs, when The officers arrested him and locked
MN up The old man admitted that there was
sOine trouble IN his nelghbOrnOod. He said that
his next-door neighbOr objects 90 whisky-drink-
!ns IN lis mouse They go To church and make all
the trouble and he gets the blame ..Tnen It's a
sort OF turn about" said the Judge. They give
you Ielslon and you give them rum and the devil
1ou arr nned s."
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FIREWORKS AT BAY RIDGE.-The greatest OPEN
air entertainment ever given IN Amerca-IOO
persons. snips engaged in the representation. No
extra Charge. Round trip fare, Sl.-Adrt.
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ONLY ONE ATLANTIC CITY.--And now Is the time
10 visit IL. Special express train leaves b. and U.
Depot, saturday, August %, at pm. Round trip,
S.l-AdUI :.
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FINANCIAL.

mo. ". CORSON JNO w. MCCARTNEY,
u Member N. Y. St0ckEx.
CORSON MCCARTNEY,
GLOVER BUILDING, 14l9 + ST. NV
Bankers and Dealers in Government 3ondx
Deposits. Exchange Loans. Collections
Railroad Stocks and Bonds and all securities isted
on the Exchanges OF New York. Philadelphia. Boston
and Baltimore bought and sold.
Aspecalty made Of Investment Securities District
Bonds aud all Local Railroad. Gas Insurance and Tel
ephone Stock dealt in.
American Bell Telephone Stock bought and sold ~ Is
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FOR SALE-LOTS

IrOR sALE-sEvEN BEAUTIFUL. LOTS. MAssA-
II shasesss ay. n e. between Is, and "a 50 Mll De
= ms pr,2 sod prOht viii be made. payIG d
lIoR sALE-BEAUTIFUL; LOT NEAR cArIToL
II on prominent avenue only sl ESQ: IL It FROM 10
10 n alley splendid nsiEh9SrhSsS 9SI;n.S ,.,-r
EoR SALE : FINE LOT On IN, c Rl sI na1
1919 fst 0"'' ~ auso-3t'
NOR SALE GREAT BARGAIN-oN Sd ST,
back TO loft alley. Inquire Of A. 4. BAhkhh sos
ST. NV. 1nso-ot.
IroR sALE-DksIRABLE LOTS on WHITNEY
dian Hill Is cents choice locstoni sTand Sssn ,,
ausO-3t WHITAKER JORDAN. l4l5 Psf.
I,oR sALE-AT REDUCED PRICE-TBAT LIE,
I'M s sD Lot fres oK y asS four ns
% be ertctod near At once. CHAs 4 SHIELD, loco
Fstnw aus d
I,oR sALE-cHEAP-A GOOD LoT. WITH A 2
10. 2S p lsO Price $500 C 4 f .ha hsw.
L,oR sALE-chEAP-A NUMBER OF Dofs on
Sd bet and sw At 100 esehi ssS p alnSss
ON ON ii sm Ss' e A. anf AMER SS an srih
NOR sALE-CHEAP-Two GOOD LOTS on Sd
Il St. hetwsen II and ! SITS sw lots - fess irSnt
each Price 3oc. per foot c. H. PARKER. and
SIS. sw. suE-3r
NOR sALE-CHoICE LOT on 18th ST. NEAR
II Columbia Road; elevated site. large shade trees
anlS-3r BENZ. L. DAVIS. 1919 St
1roR SALE-I WILL OFFER FOR SALE FOR
Il few days two three of the finest building sites
on Meridian, adjoining senator Hendersons a. 80 cts.
per foot, and on Chaplin street at 75 cts
au11-6t A. F. PARDON, 1875 St
EoR SALE OR EXCHANGs-A BEAUTIFUL
IL Building Lot Columbia road. near 1I:h 1T.
Vii be sold at low figure, exchanged IN part for
Dwelling In Northwest section of the city. SWORN
STEDT BRADLEY. y27 stn.w. tul5-6t
INoR sALE-BEaUTIFUL LOTS IN TRINIDAD.
l. at 18th and Boundary SITS for sale a. bargain
small cash Payments, long time. low interest,"
IEAlI. BROWN co.
au14-2m 1921 n Il.
LNoR SALE-FBoM S2.,5 To s600-LOTs 50Nl50
IL at Brookland. the first station lrooks from city
on Metropolitan Branch Of H. and %. H. r., lying adj
jacent to SOLDIER Home and Catholic University, 22O
feet above the Potomac: commanding me Wow Of city
ami country; several houses in OF erection
For fuil particulars MCLACHLEN a BA1CHEL-
DER. l2l5 L st. NV. my20 3m
J,oR SALE-CHoICE SMALL LOTS IN Nj. PLEAS
Il ant, only $500 aud 5000 each, small cash pay
ments received J. L. HEREFORD,
iy.9S- Inn l323@ n st
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IHs NAVAL CQNBAt between the Monitor and
Merriiaac Will De portrayed with fe-li.e accur.cv
this week at Bay Ridge. Round trip, 81. Noextra
cAATge.-AdpL
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MILITARY IN CAMP AT ISLAND PARK, HARPER's
FERRY.-Patrons OF the every Thursday excursion
TO Island Park will have additional attractions
this week at this charming resort. The
Anderson GUARDS, OF Woodstock, Winchester Light
be In camp on the upper part OF the island, and
add a pictureSqueneSs 10 the scene already teemng
with interest. Trains leave Baltimore and
OhioGepOt every Thursday at 9:45 q. IN. Round
trip 81. Secure reserved seats in advance.-Adu
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Assault CAsEs.-To-day, In the Police Court. two
CO4Ofeu boys. SaIll BrOdders and Frank Pickett
were char. ed with an assault ON Chas Bailey
anu Nere hned g each.-Wm. Washington col,
cred Was charged with an assault on SaInT Alex
ander lie latter testified that WASHINGTON Went
INTO MS mothers house and got 20 emitting mn
when ne NAleXander) ordered him out and Then
put MIN OUT, and the prisoner drew a pistol and
In jail was Imposed ~ '
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BASE BALL BEL.-"In bet you IS that the
MasAlhstCns did not make q base hit, said
ScnU yer BAR 20 Gus Tycoon at the base ball
grounds Yesterday afternoon. "Its a 20 4, re-
sponded tycoon The money was put In Frank
Is 10 who Won the stakes. The aryument ~ ~
continued on the sidewalk, and Officers FentOn and
Austin placed the disputants under arrest ,Judye
MILLS, Ia the Police Court, This morning. helQ that
the men had committed no onense.
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IHk MONITOR AND MERKINAC.-At Bay Ridge this
week The greatest display OF fireworks ever
gwen ia America No extra charge. Round trip.
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The City P0ss-Office.
IT'S PROPOSED LOCATION IN THE COURT OF TIE PEN
SION BUILDING.


Plans have been prepared at the city post-of1ce
showing the division OF the space In the court OF
the new Pension building and the proposed loca-
ton OF the various branches Of the post-oce. The
civil sundry BILL which is now In conference auth.
ortzes the removal Of the city post-ofice to the
Pension building and makes an appropriation OF
a. 600 to tiefray the expense OF fitting UP the cen.
trail court OF that building. As soon as the bill be
comes law preparations Will be made at once To
remove the pOsl-Oce. All the officials are glad tC
leave the old building In the Pension building al
though the occupancy OF the post-offlce will be
limited to the court there will be more floor space
than Is az present utilized in the old building The
entrance TO the delivery window, the money order
office &c. will be most convenient to the public
The court will be entirely shut on from the rest OF
the building and there will be no Interference with
the business OF the Pension ONCE. long platform
Will be erected at the east end OF the building foI
use In loading and unloading the mail wagons
PEN MAR-Round-trip only $3.50 Wednesday
the 2od. Train leaves B. & o. Depot at a M
AdrG
CANOE CAMP-FIRE.-A campfire will be given
at Crescent Landing, Upper Potomac tomorrow
evening By the Washington Canoe Association To
their friends.
RETURNING FROM BAY RIDGK.-On and after to-day
the train formerly leaving Bay Ridge at p. m.
for washington Will leave Bay Ridge at $50 p. ID.
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CHEAP EXCURSION 10 Luray and return, 81, via
Manassas Branch, Virginia Midland Division
Piedmont All Line, Will leave Washington daily
except sunday, at 4:1J Pun, and arrive at Luray
DAILY, except sunday, at 9::l0 pIDn, aud arrive at
aSllngtoB from Luray at 9:s5 am. Excursion
tickets are good Tor nve days Close connection at
IdvertOn with Shenandoah Valley Railway going
ana returning Tickets on Sle at the office OF the
fiednlOnt Air Line, No. 1900 Pennsylvania avenue
ana at the Passenger station Of the Baltimore and
Potomac Railroad.
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RETURN OF TIE NATIONAL FENCIBLEs.-The
national EenciOes Will return from their ten DAYS
enctlnpnenI Gt white sulphur Springs at 40 ID.
IN. To-Day. They WI be met at the depot by the
National Rifles. Emmett Guards, Merchant Rifles
and the Marion Rifles. The route OF the process
son viii he up the Avenue TO 18th street ana
GOunterInaTch ~ 12th street 10 the arnory.
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~ ONzAGA COLLEGE,
" and North Capitol SITS. NV.
Conducted by the Jesuit Fathers
Classical Commercial and Scientific. Re-opens Sept
3 Terms, $40 per quarter.
Rev. E A. McGURK. g.. j.,
au2O-1m President
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AL Run Down

from the weakening effects Of warm weather. by hard
Work from long illness. need good tonic and
blood purifier Hoods Sarsaparilla gives good appe
tte, strengthens the whole system pures the blood
regulates the digestion
1T affords me much pleasure to recommend Hoods
Sarsapara. My health two years ago was very poor.
My friends thought was going with consumption.
commenced using Hoods Sarsaparlla took five bottles
Of it. and to-day can do as hard days work ever
could 1t saved me from the grave and put me on my
feet sound. healthy man." WILL Il. d. TRIBBEY.
144 East Main St. Wiggonsville, Ohio.
HOODS SARSAPARILLA
Sold by all druggists. 81; six for So. Prepared only
by c. l. HOOD & CO., Apothecares Lowell, Mass.
100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR
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EXCURSIONS TO CINCINNATI - Every Thursday
until August 30, inclusive, the Baltimore and Ohio
K X. Co. Will sell excursion tickets To Cincinnati
at rate OF SlS6o for the round trip. Tickets will
be valid for return passage for 10 days. including
day of Sale.-Adrt.
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PM1ApELpHrA STORE.
WHITE GOODS AT LESS THAN VALUE
We have about 1o pieces Plaid and Striped
yard. Worth 15c.
A few more pieces Figured Batiste at the low
pyice of Sc. per yard Worth II NC
The balance % our stock of French Cling
hams to 20 at 16c. Worth Poe
good assortment of Ginghams at &c. 1Oc
12Hc. Also Simpsons Black and Gray Cali
Goes.
A full assortment of all kinds of Dress
caine. Linens Canvas, &c.
Several lots of Fall Dress Goods will be sold
now less than they can lie bought for next
One lot Silk Pushes, 1s inches wide in
Navy Blue. Green, Cardinal. Brown and Gar
net, ut Toe per yard. Very cheap.
On our Saline Counter you will find some
splendid styles in Colored and Blacks OF the
best makes. We're BIC Now 25c
One lot Satin Purasos marked down to Soc
Worth y, $L25 SI50.
Fancy Parasols marked way down in prices
Full line Of Sun Umbrellas. in 20 and %
inch. in Gloria Cloth, Windsor Silk. and Isle
WHITE SPREADS IN GREAT VARIETY.
The best 81 Full-size Spread in the city. For
$l25 we can give you q full liza Spread
Worth 81 90. Others at &L50, &l.75 81,
full line of White Flannels sheetings, in
Bleached and Brown, and other Domestics at
bottom prices
full assortment of Table Linens, in
Beached Half Bleached Damask. Napkins to
CAHHAhT 4 LEIDY
au1S 92S 9TH and 700 st. NV.
DOLITICAL NET BANNERS.
Il FLAGS AND PORTRAITS
HOJER 4 GRAHAM
5y31-eo.2m "a Duane st.. N. Y.
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AN AsFIDAyrT IN TIE CHocrAw CLAIMS CASE
"A inc Choetaw claim case-Lamon against
Mckee-the affidavtt Of NJ W. Cuollar has n.-en
Lied oy defendants solicitors, Shellabarger a.
wilson and j. j. Weed The afIidayit states that
ne saw the Defendant on the morning OF his
departure fW the Choctaw Nation, July 30. and
sfiiant knows that his departure was necessltafed
b. his duties requiring him 10 be In the Chocraw
Nation On August ., or otherwise suffer much
trouble and loss, and that his departure was not
Jecause OF desire 10 eyade process OF the COURT
The ariiant states that he lNcKeel has NOT
aDscondec. and Is satisfied that he Will return.
THE PAINFUL DEATH OF YorSG DAUGHroN-The
funeral or Darius j. Daught0n took place this
afternoon from the residence OF his parents or
10Th street southeast He was but nineteen wears
OF age. and was learning his trade In Grays
foundry when the accident occurred which Caused
his death About Two weeks ago he W as Carving
q Iadle or metal from the furnace to the mould
when he stumbled and fell. the molten metal
pouring over hin from the shoulder down. He vas
terribly burned and the attending physicians ex-
pressed surprise that he survived the accident as
long as he did