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VIZ NEvER CEASE F1n1sa.

IN SEASON AND OUT OF SEASON WE KEEP
BANGING AWAY
To let the People know that only alive but
vIGILANT.
Oun IL an aggressive life. we aim to achieve
SUCCESS
through the channels right Of Truth and Of Justice
The writing Of these nee consumes precious part Of
our life and set it il Rightto spread the TRUTH that
you may know where to seek and find JUS ice
Bang! Mems sack Suits. Autumn Weighs. "a. so.
1t is RIGHT-ThAT YOU should know this
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The TRUTH. the whole Tx UTH. and nothing
but the TRUTH.
Bang Baug!! Bang!i! Mems Suits Sacks and Cuta.
wars. 80 as and SlO.7o
JUSTICE to yourself demands that you see what
manner Of goods these
This Is NOT OUR LAST GUN
by very large majority."-snd the preset cold
comfortable. merely mention the receipt Of q few
Atwood
TOP COATS
At 5-25. $3.50 and s7.7o-Also Childrens Suits.
fall weghts at l25 SUIT.
ALI-wOOL TROUSERS.
%. s2.5o. s2.75 s2.7s. %. $3.50.
CONE TO HEADQUARTERS.
1T Is WORTH THE CANDLE.
Genuine seersucker Coats and Vests. S1.37.
SUPPLY ALMOST EXHAUSTED.
Genuine seersucker Coats and Vests (BoyO, 81.
VICTOR Z. ADLER's
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81: srd s2s 9Th ct. NV. corner Massachusetts ave.
Strictly One Pr,cA
Cpen Saturdays till IL p IN
,.r,oFFIcE COATS. stripes and checks. on sale
Monday, Wednesday, and Friday mornings. from till
10 O'Clock PRICE 25c. au25
CAMPAIGN GOODS.
Our new catalogue Of campaign outfits with consti.
tuition. dri tactics and full information about organ.
king and drilling Marching Clubs.
Illustrated Catalogue free
A. q. sPALDINa BROS, los Madison It,, CHICAGO:
24l Broadway. New York. H7eo-3m
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ALxxASDRiASs FNED.-Wm. II. Taylor and Jas
Gray, young men who live In Alexandria Came
mere last night 10 see the parade on Pennsylvania
avenue. While here they partOok OF some refresh
nlents which affected them in such a manner as 10
make them a little too lively for Wash. ngton and
Omcer weldon placed them under arrest at the
corner or 18TH street To-day they appeared In
the Police Court anu were lined IS each.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weasy,ey.

fcf the District Of Columbia, Maryland. vir.
ginia, Delaware. New Jersey. and Eastern Penn
light local rains; slightly cooler; nortneasterly
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A WORD TO TIE wIsR.-we are now receiving
and opening our fall stock and all carpets sold be-
Iofe september VIII be made and Laid free Of
charge when wanted w. III. HoEKr
sol Market space.
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The Courts.
POLICE CouRr-yudae Mills pro tenn.

fUIlOE SOohI -1uUye -1stts p"O teW.
To-day, Joseph Walters, disorderly conduct; s.
or 10 days Frank Bowman, profanity; 81 or day S.
Joseph Wallace, do; so or Is days John F. Simms
disorderiy conduct; s5 or Is days. Lewis COOK do
collateral forfeited: Mary Henderson, profanity
s. or ID days. William Il. Taylor. Profanity; do.
James Gray, do: 90. William Burnley, cruelty To
animals; collateral forfeited. John Malonia, VIM.
days Annie Wilson. disorderiy conduct; IS or rs
days Edward Garaner, profanity; do William
Atkins, dlsorderly conduct; do.
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MARKIA6E LIcENsKs-Marriage licenses have
been issued by the clerk or the court 10 Howard
l. Chandler and Virginia E Patterson: Wills
cooper Harrell, IT., OF jackson, Miss and Ida az
Wilson; Henry ". Trayior, OF Petersburg, Va and
Mary Z Garner, OF Baltimore, Nd; Minor s. Lyon
and Henrletta Paxson, both OF Loudoua County,
Va; y b. Breckenridge aud Katie v. Wright both
OF Leesourg, Va; W. J. Holmes and Esteile c.
Cimmeu ~
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Friends Fail Out.

AND ONE OF THEN FLEEs THROUGH sKYLrGHr rc
ESCAPE VISIT FROM TIE oTHEE-A CURIOUS CASE.
Mr.. John c. Lantz entered thee photograph gal
lery Of Pembroke Marshall, On Market Space, near
9th street, yesterday afternoon, whereupon Mar.
shall fed by the stairs and through the skynght
In the thlrd-story 10 the roof, and then ran over
some or the adjacent roofs till he found another
skyhght, and, making his Way to the street, has
tened 10 the Police Court, where he procured a
warrant Charging Mr.. Lanz with threats. This
warrant he tOok at once 10 police headquarters,
aud asked that IL pc served without delay De-
tective MattDgly proceeded With the warrant to
the photograph gailsry, where he found Mr.. Lantz
QuleLy awaiting the return OF Marshall Mr.
Lanlz, when informed that the officer had war
rant for his arrest, gave security appear to-day
at the Police Court. He stated that Marshall had
been MS inlmaIe friend, but had abused his conf
dence, and be went 10 me gallery 10 seek an eX.
PLANTATION. Marshall, 1t was reported To the DO
lice, ieIt town last night, and the Case Was not,
therefore, called IN court today
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-28

THz MONITOR AND MERRIAAC.-At Bay Ridge this
week Tue greatest display OF fireworks ever
given In America No extra charge. hound trip
Sl--Adrt.
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SUCCESS OF TIE FIREWORKS DRANA-The UMPIRE
cedented success OF the fireworks drama Gt BAY
Ridge and the demand for It's continuation mas In.
duced the Infringement TO continue IL Still another
week. Exhibitions VIII b. given on sunday Tues
day, and Thursday, the 26th, 2Sth, and Both In.
stants. THIS, together with the agricultural fair
opening on tuesday, Will attract large crowds.
No admission fee Is charged for any OF these at
fractions. They are all Tree. Round trip, only
n-Adu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-28

LoSe BRANCH BOURBON WHISKY, g. 25 bottle.
DISTILLED In 1874, Cynthiana, Ky. Charles Kraemer,
GSe 18th 81. IA. w
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The NAVAL COMBAT between the Monitor and
Nerrlmac Will Le portrayed with life-lke accuracy
this week at Bay Ridge Round trip, 81. No extra
eharxe.-AQrL
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RorAL
POWDER
ABSOLUTELY Punx
This rowder never varies. marvel Of purity
strength. and wholesomeness. More economical than
tie ordinary kinds and cannot be sold competition
with the multitude of low test short weight alum or
phosphate powders Sold only in cansL ROYAL BAKING
PowDkK Co.. lot Wall St. M.
CASH PR1crs Fox Day GooDs
Silks velvets. sa,ins Dress Goods. satteens Blank
cts. shawis. Flannsls. Cashmeres, and Henriettas.
CARRIERS.
I'll MARKET SPACE
Double White Blankets slishtly soiled ~ So %.
s35O.
Royal French Serge all pure fine WOOL wide. double
width-Gsrnet, Green. Blue. Black. and Brown-real
value Soc. price reduced to 37kc
Black Surah Silks Soc
Colored silk velvets 75c
Henrietta Cashmeres AL pure nns WOOL wide, double
width. all colors. 4Sc.
Cash customers IRE requested to select one Of the
following presents II they buy o. pair Of
large size pure Lnep Damssk Towels. worth o. half
dozen pure Linen Damask Napkins. worth Use. or
pair Of Silk Embroidered Corsets worth 75c.
Cash customers who buy sl0 or over select one
Of the folloeine valuable PRESENTS handsome Bridal
Quilt worth Sl.5O: dozen pure Linen Damask Nap
kns. worth 81 so. two pairs Of elegant Damask
Towels. worth u. SO. au2S
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Base Hall Yesterday.

TIE wAsHIN0TOS-PaIL ADELPHIA GAME POSTPONED
BY RAIN-N OTHER CITIES.
Yesterdays rain storm prevented the game be-
tween the Senators and the Phillies.
Indianapolis defeated Detroit, to o, through
the errors OF the champions, who gave a wretched
exhibition In the field and could do nothing at
the bat. Boyle and Myers ana Beatin and Wells
were the batteries. Detroit made hit and 8
errors, and Indianapolis 10 hits and errors.
Boston defeated New York, 10 =, bunch OF
hits In the seventh yielding the winning runs.
The batteries were Welcn and Ewing and Sowders
and Tate. Boston made 8 hits and errors, and
the Giants hits and errors
There were two games in chicago. the home
team taking one and Pittsburg the other. The
first game went to PittSburg, IL TO 2, through
hard hitting by the visitors ana miserable neldi1y
by the home team. Calvin and Miller and K ock
and Flint were the batteries. Chicago made
hits and 10 errors, and Pittsburg IA hits and =
eros. chicago won the second game easily 10 10
]. The batteries were knell and Carroll and
Baldwin and Daily. Chicago secured hits and
error, and Pit, sburg hits ana errors.
AT Phiiade phla-ALhleIics, q; Louisville, 4 AT
Observation-Disclosures, 4; Cincinnati, g.
Manager Watkins, or the Detroit team. ten
dered his resignation yesterday, and Secretary
Leadley was appointed acting manager.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-28

FmKwoRKs At BAT RIDGE.-Tne greatest OPEN
air entertainment ever gwen In America-lOO
persons ships engaged In the representation No
extra charge. Round Trip fare, Sl--Adpt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-28

DON'T Miss TIE FAIB At BAT RIDoR.-0reatest
agricultural fAir IN this part OF the country All
nce--Aorl
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wHars TEE MATTER WITH BAY RIDGE, It's all
IlQhI--AQrE

MILITARY IN CAMP At ISLAND PARK HARrfRs
FERRr.-PatFons OF the every thursday excursion
this week at this charming resort The
Anderson GUARDS. or woodstock, Winchesi err Ltgat
Infantry. and staunton Battery Of ARTILLERY via
be In camp on the upper part OF the island. and
add picturesqueness 70 the scene already veemlpt
with Interest. Trains leave Baltimore Ard
Ohio depot every Thursday AZ 9:45 a IN. Round
trip 81. Secure Reserved seats In advance.-Adpt
EXCURSIONS TO CINCINNATI Every Thursday
until August 80, inclusive, the Baltimore and ONO
X X co. will sell excursion tickets 10 Cincinnati
&C rate OF Sla65 for the round tnp. Tickets VIII
be valid for return passage for Is days tneAudtng
day OF sale.-Adrt
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The SOldiers' Return.
TIE VETERANS OF CAMP 0RDwAY MEET WITH AN EN-
THCSIASrIC RECEPTION,

The washington Light Infantry Corps and the
Corcoran Cadets arrived home from Camp Ordway
at O'Clock last night. They met with q recep-
ton at the depot that attested the popular inter-
est In the soldier boys. Along the route, from the
9Th street station TO the W. l. Corps armory,
Pennsylvania avenue was illuminated with coored
lights and fireworks When The bronzed heroes
OF Camp Ordway had debarked and formed
In line they were escorted from the station
oy military procession from the National
Guard, headed by the Third Artillery Band. The
procession was composed or the stay-at-home
members OF the Infantry and Cadets. After these
came the Union Veteran Corps, the Emmet Guard
the National Fepclbles, headed by the Marine
Drum Corps; the Marion Rifles and the Washing
ton Cadet Corps. Along the Line the streets were
thronged with people. AT the station there was q
crush The returning Infantry carried j japanese
umbrellas and the cadets small brooms In their
musketS as trophies OF the campaign. To each
knapsack, too, Was attached q small toy turtle as
a hitting corps badge after eigat days at the
seaside. These turtles all "had their skates on,
as the boys said, or had Little wheels on which
they could be roll d. AT the w. l. l. Corps armory
both the Infantry and Cadets were drawn up In
LINE. Col. Moore made brlei address, In which
be took occasion TO compliment the soidierly bear
ing OF the Corcoran Cadets. The Infantry Saiuted
tine Cadets, and the Cadets responded IN military
eheer. A luncheon Was served, and
the soldier boys separated and sought
their homes, taking with them tanned skins, sun
clustered noses, and many pleasant memories or
camp. The trip down from Atlantic City Was de-
i1ghtlu. The train, which was In charge OF Mr.
Through in fast tine Inc only STOP between Al
lanllc City and Camden was made on account or q
hot box IL happened opportuneiy near an
orchard, and most OF the crop was transferred at
once 70 tue train. AT Trenton there was a brief
90, and the soldiers saluted there d squad OF
pretty girls, who took much interest n the pass
sey," and as The Train moved away the land
played "The Girl Lett Behind Me" In pathetic
manner. AT every point where the tram stopped
the band played and the populace gathered and
gave the boys cheer.
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NATSKILL MOUNTAINS.
" SARATOGA

CATsKlLL MOUNTAINS ST,ASIsNTao.
LAKE GEORGE Ap1RoNpAcKs
ON ana after MONDAY. June IS, express trains on
West shore Railrpad viii run Daily, except sunday.
to and from the Jersey City Station OF the penpsyl
wanna Rsilro d. makiug close connections with fast
trains to and from Washington
CATSK1LL MOUNTAIN EXPRESS.-Leave Jersey
City staff at = 90 Arrive th9nic Q. via Kings
ston. 1900 pm; Grand Hotel As pm; Hotel
KsatersktI. 2:23 pm. Mount House station, rs D
m; ialenville, 80 pm Drawing-rooni Cars Jrsey
City to Grand Hotel Station and to Phnicis or Hotel
kaatersknl and Mountain Hou-e)
SARATOGA AND CATSkILL Mt. EXPRESS. -
leave Philadelphia SEQ am Arrive Ph9nicia via
Kingston. 4;iO pm: Grand Ho,el. 4:25 pm. Ho-
m. Palenyile. 30 IN Arrive saratoga q: 20 pm.
Drswing-room Cars hilsdelphis Grand Hotel Sta.
toI aud to fh9nicia tor Hotel Kasterskl and Moun-
tain House, New iork TO Caldwell and Jersey City to
Saratoga
SARATOGA AND CATSKILL Mt SPECIAL
Leave Washington 300 am Arrive Phpnicia. via
Kingston, :51 pm. Grand Hotel, S:45 pm: Ho-
tel kasterssill, g. Is pm Mt House Station 90 D.
IN Palenvllle sos y Arrive Sa stoga % pm
huns to CALDWELL Lake George. on SatuI days y
irving 1O:40 p m. Drawing-roon Cars New York to
Grand Hotel Station and to Phonicia for uotel
ksxtersAill and Mountain Housed. and Washington
Saratoga-
Purchase tickets at Pennsylvania Roirosd Offices
and connect 10 the Jersey City Station for northern
resorts By West Shore Railroad. Baggage checked
through Saratoga trains run via Alba
C. l.. LAMBERT
teo5tse' Is General PASSENGER Aren't New York
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DEPARTURE OF TIE MARION RIFLEs-The Marion
Rifles to-day LETT Tor Clifton Beach, where they
will go into camp for ten days The following Is
the roster: Capt. e. Y. Daily, Lieuts. Klemroth
and Skerret, Quartermaster-SergeanI ). =. Rich
old, Sergeants Balcn, Bowen, Dickson, and Cox;
Corporals T. s. Scrivener. c. Thomas Mason, J.
Atkinson, Bouis, Cassidy, Helm, Isel, Rosser
smith, Taylor, Whitmore, Gardner, Farr, g. Lewis
Taylor, Rollins. A. Richold. Lamar, whitney, JeI.
nd md
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tNE CARVED SQUARE PLANO, 1925. and other bar.
gains al q. l. Wild Bros 700 TIN 81. n W.

FINE As sLx--B. F. Gravely & Sons Plug Cut
T0oaccco.
fouR EYRsIsHr FITTED, 81. HExPLERs Avenue,
corner AZ.
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FINANCIAL

mo ". coRsoN. JSo. ". MACAkrNEY.
- Asmosr y. 7. bsook n.
coRsoN MCCARTNEY,
GLOVER BUILDING. l4lg ST. Ew
Bankers and Dc&lsrs In Government Bona
Railrosd stocks and Bonda and al securlrise is1sa
on the kxchAnres OF New York Philadelph,s. Dossol
and BALTIMORE bought and cold
syecia-ty msde u investment sscurfrNL D1strta
bonos AID al Local Railroad Ca Insur.nss end 1s
American ball Tsisphons ssocA bought md ,yls
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An American Article OF the most careful
ana original manufacture. colgate 4 CO.'S CASH
mere Bouquet Toilet Soap. tuf-2w
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fvNHL COLONNADE
l. ATLANTIC CITY. MI
Srecial rates to WashingtoniaaA
$40, II and Is per
e. and 81. 81 per day.
jy2S-1m C. A. RINES
EOREsT INN. FOREST GLEN station. B. O..
! L. H.. miles IRON WASHINGTON. is nov OPEN under
the manaxement Of T. Ienney and W. II. Crosby. OF
the National Hotel. hous, with all modern
improvements. Write for circular and rates. T. ZEN.
NEf Co., Projectors, Forest Glen. Md. and Ma
tional Hotel. Washington. D. c. je30-2m
u OCK ENON SPRINGS AND MINERAL BATHS.
G,eat North Mountain, near Winchester Va 81 hours
from Washington.
A safe home for families No BAR ACCOMMODATES
700 Atmosphere cool: scenery grand; splendid roads.
finest chaly bat-, alkaline thia supnur and nea az
waters. Steam-heated mineral baths aud large
ming pool. Table nrst-class. abGnasrtiy supple 4:
good music. hotel and grounds clean sanitary
neits complete: beds eflus reasonable
illustrated circulars At this Office Ap,lyto
A. S. PRATT
The Sun Building. Washington, D. c.
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New Gas Fixtures. c. A. MupDnAN, 1905 F. colin
M0rell, 734 9th str. W.. every style showcase eoa0
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CITY ITEMS

L. III. Hopkins, ESQ St, White OIL lotf
for sign painting and table covers Csc. eos
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New Domestic Fashion Catalogue for
Sept. given away at the Domestic Sewing Machine
Agency. c. Auerbach, 9TH and H. eos
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The ssGrond Repuhlic'' CigarrOs meet
the wants OF the toiling Millions The demand IS
gr. alter tn the supply-cause and effect. For
sale by all f1rst-class dealers Wholesale agents,
Luchs Bro. i
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY,

Is Unn, the grandegt q Al WaahinGsons su6urbo 1or
- ~ So & So Co CO. as :. sns Is s.
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Tribute of Respect.

At meeting OF the Board OF Trustees Of the Cor
coran Gallery OF Art, held Tuesday. August 2Sth,
the death or James c. MCGUIRE, Esq, one OF the
original members OF the Board, was formally an.
nouneed, In hitting terms, by yice-President Mat
thews and the following resolutions expressive OF
their sense OF The bereavemt Mt suffered were unan
tmOusly adopted:
Resolved That In the death Of our honored and
lamenIed associate, Mr.. James c. Mcclure, the
friend and adviser or Its founder the COrcoran GAL
lery or Art mas sustained an irrepara0ie deprlya-
ton; from the Cause OF art an appreclatiye, wise
and liberal patron has been taken away, and the
city OF Washington has lost an enterprisng, up
right and Charitable citizen.
Resolved. That as testimonial OF respect to his
memory, this Board Will attend the funeral OF Mr..
Mcclure a body, and that the main entrance 10
the Gallery shall be draped with EN- oleInS OF
mourning on the day appointed for the oUseQuies.
Resolved, That an Official copy or these resolu-
lions be presented TO the family OF tue deceased
TIE BIG FAIR AT BAY RIDGE--The Fair Associ-
alton or Anne Arundel County will hold their nrst
annual fair at Bay Ridge, commencing tuesday
next, the 18TH Instant, and continue four days.
The landscape al The back OF the hotel and pavli-
ions has already undergone q metamorphoss.
Huge tents, buildings, cattle pens, race tracks,
grand stands, and booths are all ready for the
opening day. The races Will commence each day
al pm, and, judging from the entries, good races
may be looked for. LIBERAL and special premiums
have been offered which Will bring out the best
stock In this section Of the country, and the en-.
tries OF horses cattle, sheep, swine, and poultry,
and displays OF farm products, agricultural ma
chlnery and implements, and all Ines OF indus
trial arts will be very me and amply repay visit,
Notwithstanding the other attractions At the Ridge,
which viii continue as USUAL Boat races have
also been arranged for each day. Batteau4 Ca
noes bugeyes, Scoops, pungies, and schooners viii
contest for cash prizes No extra charge Is made
advertisement in amusement column Tor time OF
trains--Adrt.
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EDUCATIONAL

ss.es ..e. and Rs ssSoo, for Youns
Begins III thrty-ssveSn,a ys.r MONDAY. sEPrEM.
Sss.1 cUs. Yale ssd John:
scientific schools 7. q Military and Naval Academies.
and iGr t Su'n''. For eSa aas ,Sr.s.
SAcade,ny, SIX hours from Washington. livery
modern appliance for study aud recreaton i4oO me-
T. s1s si Fl H .as sss.'s Send for
uoME SCHOOL FOR YOUNG GfRIs-NUMBER
ID limited. Enslish. French. Mathsnss,cs tsuxht
special attention to morals and health SCHOOL oprus
5000 %a:ic extra Apply to Rev. JAMES NIcoIs.
Laorel Nd anll-stu.thSw'
CVHARLOTTE HALL SCHOOL, ST. MARYs COUN.
Win eemnens. it. 1lsts IL y sS SEPTEMBER a. ,sss
situation unsurpassed for health Extensive srounds
a Ter%: m tor ss " Ind ,,on for To-,
;yas-,u.sssm K v. Sylvester. PRINCIPE,
.swAsTHMoRE. PA
st. Station PSsdsphia tnder The esse o s0T 4hsnd
Full college for both Classical scientno
fan sG aSi1 Oe.on nn s and P
extensive building. aud apparatus For cataoeue and
iyio.sos@ EbwxkD l. MAeILI. IL. D.. pre.,sen,
OHELTENHAM ACADEMY-BOARDING SCHOOL,
,ensve bulainrs chapel and gymnasium: isSse lay
ish year Sesn. spsebsr iStS e0eEs r or 0as
jel4-eo39t Rev. DR.. CLEMENTS. ogoutz. mr.. Phila
G3OO MAPLEwooD INsTITpTE, FOR BOTH
%OOV sexes c1Ee ss; Pa Prepsratory,
and Coess preparatory courses, seeiai care g it,
sfIEs ss Ne BY seS5PH
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A Heated Term
recalls the fact that colgate & Co.'S Toilet Waters
are very refreshing In the basin and bath tu,f,2w
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Frssu-Is IcR CRrAN
Wills Icr Co. , Penooscot ice-red xaeoua

fnt PoErRAl1s Kets Kemetny, HOO Pa ava
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SUMNER RESORTS.

VuNHE WOOTTEN.ATLhNT!C CITY. N J. DEL
made to parties whiting this city during stay Of W.
L G. MRS J. ". SIMPSON. su.s2- ct
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Are the best Sold by druggists. eo1y
Domestic Sewing Machine Office, q H.
Dtxon's Yeast Powder always reliable. Sun
"Royal Clne'' mends China, Glasswood, &C,
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EoR sALE-HoU Is
1901 x 1t. nv, b
62S and o:,5 Il ct. n. W.
b. b. q 5 houses TT %. 0o'
l342 w .sve- n w. d h.
R n bet i. i is.S and ii 10 o0'
SITS n.w.. b h-.ni.l3o 90,
1870 H St. lor...,.J2. 5ol
Alb 3dst. NV, b. h,
1918 lot6 ' St n. ". b o0>
h. lor.............l2.o0l
eoe NJ g; NV. b. b..
m. &. l3r..........ll.00l
1910 II st. n. W. b.h,
lssss isi6 St NV. os s,'o'
m. 4, 3rs. 0o(
2o33 n 81. NV b. h.
m, 1. l2r...........s.oo(
22S Indiana ave. NV.
b b. m 1. ors. .....1.5oS
1919 goth ST. nv. D.
North Cap and i sits.
n;wr b. b, M. Or 6.00(
120S 9Th sS. NV, b
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pm allowing passengers tax ng the trip four hours
at the Ridge Fare only 10c for round trip su7tos Ii
ssNN THE MOUNTAINS BROW" THE ST,
" ELMO; A few Rooms yet can Be had at this ele
2ant house. Cuisine second 10 lOne Six hundred and
nnety-sx feet of Piazas. Elegant Black Bass fsning
uniting hne. Game IN abundance. Special rates for
sept IL Der and October. Free Buss tor guests FROM
house TO bot and Cold Baths; quar- Of mile to Berk
eley. Write for terms aud circulars to BRiCE ".
CafLETT. Berkeley Springs. ". Va au7-lm
Rates september tirst-class table, Terms moder.
GLENWOOD HOUSE-DELAwARE WATER GAP
NJ Pa Br1ck building; capacity $50: spring water
Ia acres private grounds approved sanitary
ments tje2-eo3ml A. l. LABAR
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1888-04-19
I'm bon candidat.

II est fortement question de pre-
senter M Joseph Deslauriers com
me candidat au poste d'echevin
pour lie premier quarter.
Nous ne pouvons qu'encourager
fortement cette idee.
M. Joseph Deslaurlers est EN-,
ploy6 depuis pres de dix ans dams
un des grands magasins de la VILE.
Cette stabilize lul fait lie plus grand
honneur. Came, refechi, Fun ju.
cement tres sain, dune probit6
scrupuleuse, M. Joseph Deslau
riers est Acknowledgement qualjf6
Ionr remplir le poste qu'on veut
lui confer, ct il saura faire honneur
a notre natlonalit6. Dams cette
lutte il sera soutenue non.seule-
ment par tous nos compatriotes
mails encore par les Irlandais ct les
Allemands.
Aussl, bien que M. Deslauriers
soft democratic av6r6, nous soutien
drons So candidature de toutes nos
forces.