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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-03
THE COURTS.
PnonArr Counr-.I,,doe On,

PROBATE CoCRT-y,td0e Coz.
Yesterday. estate Redmond Walsh: inventory
fled and widow allowed to take stock a. an
praised value. Estate Thos. j. Fisher: will admit
ted to probate; letters tcstamen.ary TO Edw. ].
Stellwagen, Thos NJ. Gale and Geo. E. Hanil-
ton; bond, 5000. Estate Hannah Monroe:
letters testamentary to John Kelly; bond. $500.
Estate Martha Wheelock: will fully proven and
admitted Estate John O'Neill; letters of ad-
minstration to H. Randall Webb; bond, $500.
Estate Thomas F. Stsunton: letters Of admins
tration to Sophie Gallagher; bond, $500. Es-
tate Ben Holiday, jr.; admistrator c. I. a.
directed to pay residuum TO lcgatee Estate
John c. DENLY; answer of administrator fled:
argued and continued. In re. Lydia and Nav
Howard, orphans; Edward W. Dom appointed
guardian. Accounts were passed i'm Christian
G. Meador, guardian, and in the estate of
Sarah ]. Thomas.
CoURr IN GENERAL TERN
Yesterday, Wright agt Deming; argued and
submitted. Cox agt. Cox; do.
CIRCUIT CoURr-J,sdge Cor.
YESTERDAY, Hutchinson agt Brown, ct al. !;
juror withdrawn, leave to amend.
EQUITY CoUET-Judge Cor.
Yesterday, 2shn agt. Zahn; defendant en-
joined from molesting complainant. Brauman
agt. Schmidt; Ferdinand Schmidt appointed
trustee.
CRIMINAL CoURr-Judoe Montgomery.
Yesterday, James Nichols, assault TO rape;
verdict guilty. Jno. Williams, larceny; verdict
guilty. James Moore, housekeeping; order to
restore property. George Fox assault to rape /;
verdict guilty. BERNARD Carroll, false pre-
lenses; verdict guilty.
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In Behalf of Letter-Carriers.

To the Editor Of TIE EVENING STAR:
BY The STAR the public is informed that
Postmaster Ross has arranged matters so that
class OF faithful, Woodworking men. the letter
carriers. will be enabled to attend church on
Sunday. their hours of attendance on that day
being changed from between 10 and II a. m.
and and p. m to from to D. M, thus
dropping the morning hour and adding IL to
the attS rnocn work. This was very commend
able IN POSTMASTER Ross. but the reform i'm this
respect might have gone farther without seri-
Gus detriment to the public service, and would
have received the hearty approval of ali
tifoughffui and considerate people. Where Is
the necessity for adding the hour to the after
noon service or OF requiring attendance at all
On that day? Surely any business man. wbose
mails are SO large as to demand attention on
Sunday, could adord to rent box or drawer
and get his mail without the assistance oY a
carrier. It might be argued that sometimes an
important letter IL sent requiring Immediate
attention. but Is carriers are supposed tn have
charge Of letters addressed to a street and
number only, such letters might be sent Inv
special delivery, or better yet, the telegraph
could be employed TO convey messages 81 i'm
portance, II Is to be hoped that the reform
will 60 on and be more substantial as II mo
ceeds. Before closing would like to ssy =
word in behalf Of our gallant fire department.
These men have only one Sunday in six. Could
not one-half, or at least one-third of them be
spared on Sunday, ON condition that in case Of
an alarm Of fire, they report immediately a
the plaes HON whence the alarm wns struck.
So <;-~.ysys - -. - Il w, J,
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The Whalers Out of the Ice.

The steam whaler Brasher arrived at San
Francisco from the Arctic yesterday and
brought information that the thirteen whalers
with their crews of about Ave hundred men
which were caught in the ice-pack the last Of
September are sofe. The Brasher is one of the
vessels that started on a relief expedition as
soon rs the news OF the distress of the other
whalers was brought to Ouralaska. The
Brashcr could not get to the endan t,ered vessels
on account of the ice, but on October o after
the vessels had been imprisoned nine days. a
gale sprung up and the ice began to break
The whaling captains took the frs opportunity
to release their vessels, and in 4 day or two all
were safely Gu: OF the ice and ON their way to
the rendezvous
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A Last Can for Votes.
URGENT APPEAL OF TIE NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC
COlIIiTTEE,

URGENT APPEAL OF TIE NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC
CoNIirrEE
The democratic national committee he's
issued an address to the people of the United
States. 1t eulogizes President Cleveland, and
while speaking OF his reelection By the sup
port Of all the voters except faction" of The
republican party, u certainty, We: ut the
same time urges every voter to help bring
about that result, by. working actively and
guarding against election frauds. 1t says that
the men of that faction of the republican
party spoken of ''are believers in coercion and
in the corrupting power of money. They have
endeavored t. compel manufacturers to con-
troll the votes OF their employees. They have
sought to divide and break ,ip ORGANIZATIONS
of workinGTen. formed for the protection of
labor, by the lavish expenditure of money,
They are chargeable with efforts to obtai,,
success i'll certain states and congressional dis
tricts by the colonization of illegal voters
They are the followers OF men, who, while re-
fusing to adjust national controversy by
treaty, would not accord to President Cieye.
land sufficient means of retaliation. They are
in harmony with those who stigrlatize natural-
lied citizens as unworthy to share with them
all the privileges Of citizenship in our common
country, and yet endeavor by Misrepresentation
aud worse methods, to create prejudice in the
minds Of those naturalized citizens against a
President who has always been the steady nm
holder Of their equal rights, at home and
abroad, as American citizens. The President
has properly rebuked the oficious interference
Of foreign minister In our internal affairs.
You will see to il that those who procured or
countenanced the fraud, by which such inter-
ference was solicited. are punished by your in
dignant and overwhelming vote at the ballot
box. The method and character Of the at
tempt made, by whomsoever It was conceived
or executed, was unworthy Of great political
contest. and deserves and has received the
merited condemnation Of every honest citizen
throughout the land" ,ssre.
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The City Markets.

abe Official Price Current OF the Washington
Produce Exchange says: The demand FOR flour
is slow. and market very dull The Whea.
laar&et is weak and several cents lower per
bushel. Corn and oats steady. Receipts of
lay ON the increase. but demand il good. with
prices about steady. About the same cond;-
ticr Exists in the butter market IS last week.
Strictly fine fresh creamery Is in good delland
- steady prices Garlic and clover flavor.
xii prryaIling tlrSely N near-bv goods. rem
dc my read- ss,lcs of such very diAeult. even
at concessions in price. The supply Of eggs II
not large. but qrite equal to supply the cur
fen, dsIn sn,i Rs;cipt. of poultry liD-rll hr;
mt, cd denal.d, the MARKET II kel ". d
tfs ap d1ily within range of quoIa.i -,ils.
~ y.ss in large seeiYt md lower Ch.s,uat5
"a lar supply and market steady. Small dried
fruits in good demand II is now lawful q
xpcse for sale birds OF all kinds. Demand is
ierefore good for desirable stock. yenisou
Lot plentiful and in good demand
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
AsICSEMENTS TONIGHT.

ALBAUGH' s.-"The Stowaway."
SaTIos,L--Miss Mather in Macbeth
iErSASs.-Eei.iy Il Woods Combination
'ASosAxA.-"Battlc of Shiloh"
u AaaIS .-..Zit,rH
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FoK CASH OF DELTyERY.-Ten patterns of
Smiths nest Moquets. from 30 to 500 yards in
each pattern. at @!.Z5 per yard; also seventeen
patterns best fve-framc Bgelow body Brussels,
- 10 $50 yards in each pattern, at 81 per ward.
Also. about 20 Rags. Tapestry BRUSSELS. Body
Brasselis Velvet and Moquets, ali sizes 81 about
half their value
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STRONG LANGCAGE--We are not afraid to
speak in the strongest terms of our Boys and
Gnldren's Clothing. you cannot ind their
equal. largest assortment, latest STYLES. lowest
prices. See our IS Child's suits.
EISEMAN Bros. 18th and E.
The Only Manufacturers IN Washington.
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Brooks. 18th st. Gas-fxtures and chandeliers.

MRs- w. BARSEs-BRUcE has re-opened her
Art Rooms, No. 915 i street northwest. where
she will be pleased 10 show her friends and
patrons new and original designs for decorative
art needle-worh
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FEED. FRANK viii continue to give tbose Gle.
CANT souvenirs TO all visitors ut hi new broI,rt
shoe store. 1906 lith ST. NV, during all Of
next week.
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LOCAL MENTION
The Weathar

Tor the District OF Columbia. MARYLAND vir.
ginis ard North Carolina. tireaten;ns- Ntather
sud rain; desidadiy coIder: ngr.s,w,s.sI'Y
vi a.,
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Zoo Howard, tho famous Newspaper man,
was publtely cowhidsd in the Hoffman House,
New York, Thursday night, by Duncan Harri.
son, the rotor, who was seen In Washingtou
not long ego II ssThs Psymastsr."
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TEE GENERAL PRTJvDICE against buying
-esdy-maGe Clothing IS overcome when !ou
SCI the : IL Sack ana C',taway Su-ts Oh OuT own
manufaC lure. EIsINsN LEUs.. It'll and f..
The Most P.i1.ii- Cio,ni.rs and 1aiiors.
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To THOSE WHO WISH To BET on HARRISON
Merritt d Var Wagner. No. 925 /, nn,ylvania
Avenue, will, until tie election II decide,.. take
one dozen Cabinets Tor - Pc dozen. ii Harri-
son IL elected. with the understanding that 81
more be paid. or I'll per dozen II Cleveland
win7-their regular price. Those who wish TO
rack Harrison ear have their sittings or ticket
sor same at S25 i'ennsylvanin ave.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
stan ooURsE

WASHfNGION sTAh COURSE
Season Of 1855 SO rrss serse.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. 10TH AND @ Sis.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
WEDNESDAY EVENING. NOVEMBER Ia
CONCERT by the wonderful Rock Bxad trin FamiiyD
from the Crystal Palace. London.
FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 80
DRAMATIC INVESTIGATIONS and RECTTAIs
by Mr.. Leland I. Powers. Of Boston.
FRIDAY EVENING. DECEMBER
LECTURE by Daniel pSashe-ty.
TUESDAY EVENING. JANUARY 4 1889.
CONCERT by the Giulia valla Concert Company.
rssets for the course, inc!aans rescrvsd .es,s
sno a % sccordllS 70 iocas0n ns5 sale q ILLS
x, At ; am. n32w
( CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
OPENING NIGHT
WASHINGTON STAR COURSE
CONCERT
BY the famous skiddaw Rock Band CTm Family,
from the Crystal Ps,sce London. The only perform
ers in the world on the wonderful Eock Hsr:nouicca
Among the other instruments played by these tai
ented people are the Either Stretch Either. oarinR.
Fairy Bells Musical BoOt,ack AID the largest collec
ton before the public OF Musical Gissses
Tickets, including seats so and as cents for
sale a; Ellis Co.'S, 937 Pa ave. beginning SATURDAY.
November TO- n3aw
MMP FIRE AND soCIABLE OF THE woNAN's
" ksilef Gel, az Grand Army Hail. l4l2 Pa ave.
MONDAl EVENING. November 81 O'Clock. Com
rndes and friends invited A basket lu:ich. IL
A LBAUGH's GRAND OPERA HOUSE
TONIGHT ATS.
Last time Of the Latest and most Famous Of all
Lnsiish AelodramAs.
THE sTowAwAY.-
sp;&
Mechanical Effects.
Greatest and G.rdest Success that London has ever
known. IL comes TO Albguxh's direct
nom IT Unparalleled T;lumphs at
Niblo's Garden. New York.
Sensational and Startling Intruct;op of Two Noted
Ex-Burglars. who blow open u real safe
ste'ery performance.
n3 Next Vice. THE BosToNIANs.
4 Laughs GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
COMMENCING MONDAY. NOV ).
Wednesday and Saturday Maiinees
The BoSTONIANS
ENGLISH OPERA.
PRINCIPALS:
Marie Stone Jessie Bartlett DAVIS, Julct.e corlen.
Z. barnahce, W. II. Macdonald, Edwin ~ Hon, Eu-
gelie Cowes, laecardo kicci. J. A. Montgomery Fred
Dixon.
Monday ard Thursday Evenings DOROTHY
TUESDAY and Friday Evenings Il AylNITXA
Wednesday and 81; urday Matiness.DoS PAsQuALLE
Sa.n,1is% y.';n nlSNoS
Reserved seats 81 so. 81 and 75c
Seats noc Oh sale. oc3l-at
|
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J. jar GOULD has wonders for Christmas

DRIVE Dull CARE AwAyr--To ..drive duII
car successfully see Tur big drives in driving
glove Franc. one-price halter and furnisher,
cor 9Th and ID.
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TRE LADIES Of Washington are invited 10 cal,
nd inspect our decorative needle-work. les
cons on Tuesdays and SATURDAYS. NJ a Han
cAsILE 4 Co.. Sli 18th ST. NV
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Collars and Cuts,
Two Cents Each.
10 Swiss Steam Laundry.
For Rent. a..
Pianos, 81 per month.
Organs, 81 per month.
F. G. sanrH, 1925 Penn. ave.
Samstag d. Co. announce TO their many
lady friends and the public tia. q bankrupt
stock Of dry goods arrived to-day from Balti-
more and will be displayed on Monday morning
ut 442 9th street. Come early and get bargains
Collars AID Cuffs,
Two Cents Each
10 Swiss. Steam Laundry.
There Is Joy that comes from smoking q
fine Cigar that ia indescribablc If YOU do not
think 50. try a Grand Republic Cigarro or
Busfo. For sale by all first-class dealers
Wholesale agents, Lrchs & Bro.
Natural Wool.-A big drive in Natural
Wool-unsurpassed for beauty and sanitary
qualities-down to 81. Franc. One-Price Hat
ter and Furnisher, cor. eth and ID sts.
Collars and Cuffs,
Two Gents Each.
10 Swiss Steam Laundry.
Steamed Oysters. JoHxsoS's, 9th and E. 2
Coughs and Colds. Those who are suf-
1ciluS HUM SCuSuS. OCluS, ocIe 1urO8t, ctc.,
should try BRowS's BRONCHIAL TRocHxs. Sod
only in bones eos
Steamed Oysters. Jouxsox's, 9th and E.
Sewing Machines repaired for 81 at your
house. Send postal TO W. Funk, 1891 It'll. Good
machines, e10. All warranted. eos
Peerless Dyes
Are the best. Sold by druggists. eo1y
Steamed Oysters. JoHxsoS's, 9th and e. 2
Catarrh Cured.-A clergyman, after years
Of suffering from that loathsome disease, Ca
tarrh, and vainly trying every known remedy,
at last found q recipe which completely cured
and saved him from death. Any sufferer from
this dreadful disease sending . self-addressed
stamped envelope 10 Prof. J. A. Lawrence, So
Warren St, New York city, win receive the re-
cipe free Of charge. oc2o-s26t
Use Anchor Brand Coffee and no other. LIN
The advocates Of the ne Of DR.. Bulls Couch
Syrup are innumerable. Price IS conts. 6
% Per Gallon, 7Bc. Quart Bottle. No.
| Rye Whisky, best in the world for the money.
OrdsEs b. nait Nc0ss'4 - aear D q sdv
Dos6ssSae Bswine i1aclins 1GIes,; ~, : 4
Phinips' Dsgestihls Coco,
A sRsaaioU drinh In ~ nervous snd dyu-
Doxoas Yeast Powder always rsaiahas. q
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DcS'r Miss the great furniture sale at ". ii.
H0eke' tins week. Eead his al N star and Post
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Apropos Of the announcement Of correspond
emit Of the Scientific american that genuine
shittim wood has been found growing within
60 miles of Nashville, the Chsisfiun Register re-
marks: IF this be true, Noah probably had his
shipysrf In the ssme vicinity and NJ pogxss q
valley, the river stu retaining tho bad habit q
periodical inundation, acquired 80 long ago.
II the ark wss made In Tennessee, the Garden
OF Eden WAS no doubt in the Blue Gra0 region
OF Kentucky, and President Warren may = ven
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SEE .SAasTAG's ADvEErIsEsrExr in CITY Itaus

PALAcR and New England Organs: new STYLES:
., payments. F. q. SMITH. i225 Pa. ave
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20. corner Of California street and Cd street
northeast to Mrs. NJ. II. Traynor for 81 ,230: for
NJ. L. Simmons, through Messrs Whitaker
and Jordan. original lots /, aud "A. IN square
rs. corner OF 4 and 4th streets northeast about
1900 feet; for Mrs. Caroline L. Mason through
Hessrs. aeiskel & MeLerin. to DIR. r. s. Hill
parts of lots and s. square 211 for 81. 700; for
A. L. Judson to A. W. Chaplin, houses Nos. 1872
and 1874 It'll street northeast for $500; for Mr..
H. 0. Cole to George H. Jones. of Groton.
OAK, a farm IN Prince Georges County, Nd
for S1,750, and for A. L. Judson to G.. Hewlett
Davis. house and lot, No. 1872 7th street north
east for S1.s25; for DR.. Chas. Holmes house
and lot No. 1875 18th street northwest to Sam
uel r. Edwards for 90 $50
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FINE PORTRAITS. Kets Kemethy. 1io9 Pa. ave.

EIEByEHISs good can be had at RUSSELL s
SestaLrant. 1925 New York ave.
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BRADBCRY PIANOS
New uprights. $40 payments.
r. Or. SMITH lZZj Penn. ave.
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CoRS, OARS. AND Hay at Goodacre's, 1926 NV.
ATTESrIoS,-I am not selling So shoes for
90 IS, or So SHOES for sl.4S. but dealing on
the American plan giving my customers full
salue for their money and guaranteeing every
shoe sold. ROBERT COHEN, $50 Pa. ave. II. W.
Established 1855.
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That TICKLING

In your throat arises from catarrh and as cstarrh ia
constitutional disease the ordinary cough medicines
all fall to hit the spot WHIST you need Is constitu.
tional remedy like Hoods SursarariIla, which BIZ
building M the general health and expcing the scrof-
1ious faint which IL the Of the catarrh and co,
sumption, has restored to perfect health many per-
sons on whom these diseases to have firm bold
Many unsolicited testimonials prove beyond question
that Hoods SArsaparia does positively cure catsrrh
CATARRHAL AFFECTION
FOR several years had been troubled with q a.
tarrhal affection in my throat and had tried several
kinds of medicine but could find nothing 70 helm me
My wife wanted me to try Hoods Aarsaparills, and
must say was very much benefited by using IL ana
ASTHMA catarrh." ELIAS p DEvRIEs. arm n
Devries Peterson. Omaha, Neb
QUICK CONSUMPTION
an happy to say that my wife was cured Of very
bad cough and what was called quick consumption
BY Hoods Sarsaparilla. She restored to rerfect
health, which she has enjoyed since Our fttle
girl wa POOR and puny; Hoods 6arsaparlls seemed n
be Just the thinT abe needed Is sheas been en ~
hearty since takingtt FRANK OTIS, Berwick "a
HOODS sARsAPARuLA
Sold byall druasists. q; sx for e5 Prepared oolv
by @ HOOD : CO., Aposhecazies. Lowell Ma.
100 D0SRa ONE n0rIAp
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BEooxs. 18th st. Prices guaranteed.

The BEST BAEsAIS OF ALI.-The sis Over
coat of our own manufacture.
EIsEIAN Bros. Itn and Z.
SAVE your sight. Consult HEMrIEE, cor Az.
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RExrMprn THE OKrHAss
GRAND SOCIABI.E AND POUND PAkTY FOR THE
BENEFIT OF ST. yOS,:PH'S ASYLUM
Under tie auspices of the Catholic Knights Of
America" Of the District OF colun,ua. AT the Ma
fIONAL RIFLES AkMORY. q st, between eth
and 10Th sts NV. on THURSDAY EtENINts
NOVEMBER %, 1881, al y O'CLOCK TICK
ETS FIFTY CENTS. See advertisement in Churr h
News. Oc2O. 2G,no.i 10. T. % otto.s,
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Go TO C. \. MUDDIAAS. 1905 T street, for Gas
Flxtures
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PAREr has moved to 1225 Pennsylvania ave.
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BROOKS, 18th st. Largest. richest, newest stock,
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Deeds in Tee have been filed as follows: Har-
rison Btindy TO Sarah Ann Lewis. sub r. so.
Ia; g. Sarah Ann Lewis 10 Margaret Bundy
ssnle properly: -. Mary G. Thorn TO r. 4.
fhilii2s. part IL. So 5S5; g.. Jonathan Buck
man 20 Iii Kelley. part Friendship; $1,000. Il.
Lydsiane 10 W. G. Barrett. part OF The Slip:
IS 40 W. Heiston 20 X. III. Downing, sub.
lots 81 and 80, So 35s; 3.
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CITY ITEMS.

Fancy Work Speciaities.
Pushes, N new shades, at Csc. yard.
24-inch Moleskin Plush new, Si.25.
24-inch Moleskin. figured. 81.
Perfumed Chair Backs (China Silk, 99c.
Plush Balls, I5c. and Zoe. per doz.
Tinsell al shades, DC. Per ball.
Araze mes and Chenilles, III 200 shades, lSc.
per doZ.
Silk. assorted. % Skeins in Band. 10c.
Banner Eods. al sizes, l0c. NJ.
Best Zephyr. all shades, 81. ounce.
Stamping and Designing = specially ut
l S. OpPESLEiMER's, 5li 9Th s.: NV.
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] Jar GOULD has opened . branch store a
3o3 Psnns yivsa;a avenue southeast.
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Phiuips' Dlgeat1hle Cocoa,
|. A eneaaiou drink In ~ NERVOUS and dvv.
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VNHE CHAMBER MUSIC SOCIETY
l. Viii give n series of
FOUR CONCERTS
UNIyERSAIIST CHURCH. 18th and I. SITS
Active members: Henry Xander, George Isensn,
Mrs Y A Pearson, Mrs. VIA. IL. King. pianist; Rob
ert Bcrnsys. violin Anthony c. Fisher. VIOLA Paul
Miersch, cello.
MIR. Fritz Gaul. Of Baltimore, win assist at the
EiksI CONCERT. THURSDAY. SON. x
Nj, David Bmberg. Mr. N,eisael Banner. and Miss
Maud Powell, Vi New York. wall assist during the
son.
Subscription for the SERIES 81 1.-TWO seats); single adj
Eissicn G1c Subscription lists Il Metzeroit's 10
r st., and kEatels. Sif Market Space. oc2sllOt
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We. MosEs Il soS. 18th and F.
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A FElTJRE OF THE Coon TE.spLAR's Fam.
which attracts general attention and which
specially Cabs out expressions of admiration
from the lanes. is tie exhibit OF art needle
zsc-k made by the Domestic Sewing Machine.
1.ookifg at this display IL Is hard % conceive
that suc exquisite designs in embroidery tinsel
WORK. ebehing. ets.. are the product Of ANYTHING
hut the hand of an accomplished artist. Those
s.sefding the fair should not fail to examine
thea tfst
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QUICK CONSUMPTION
HOODS sARsApARuLA

Sold hyell drug,ists. q; ak for e5 Prepared only
by Q. L HOOD CO., Apothecazies. Lowell M.
3 100 DOSES ONE porIAp