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Hillsboro recorder., 1888-03-01

A Cost Story.

One Of onr handsome young men, I've
will not give his name; it might make him
blusll) was returning, in the 'wee small
hours Of night." from visit to his best
girl. and was thinking of--we wont say
what, I've boys all know how the mind is
prone 10 soar away on the wings of fancy
especially II our best girl has Just told us
something hice,l hut iis reyerie was sud
denly broken. As Le nearei a lonely spot
his horse SHE'D aud he espied what he sup
posed 10 be q man crossing the road, but il
did aDt cross; on the contrary it came di !.
rectly towards him, and he made the strat. i.
ling discovery that the object was n well
proportioned man with the exception that
ID had no head. The strange object glided
By in unpleasant nearness. near enough 10
have touched il with his hand, but the
strange part Of IL was that the next thing
be knew be was two miles uearer home, and
still on his horse. That has been several
months ago and Mr.. - hasn't been back
10 see that best girl since.
Tue moral Of this true story is that yon
must not stay Too late with her. il she is
Jour bes. girl; yOn might see ghost.
MosR.
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-03-01
How to Improve the Recorder.

Subscribe to it.
Speak well Of it.
II you can write. furnish an article occa.
sionaily;
II you can't write tell the Editor nll the
news that you may hear;
Don't be one Of those .who pay nothing
to the paper and still persist in complain
ing.
Don't think that a country paper must
have as much news in ii AZ New York
daily;
Don'tsay you can edit il better than il Is.
bnt 50 and apply for the place. The pro-
prietor will be glad TO employ you;
Follow the above instructions and you
will find that you will enjoy life much more
and will be far more agreeable to those
with whom you associate. You will also
find that in the course of few months,
you will have the Gnest county newspaper
10 the State.
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-03-01

MR. Epnon: Dear Sir: 10 the lssl Recor.
der, ] pp,iced 4 small paragraph: "On.
generation bnildeth mp and another gene.
ration iassih down. Nov, let me tell ,on.
The second generation has been twice sent
70 Tho \ l.esislaiure, but no, NJ any time dbl
hs distinguish ihimsslf. 10 fact no bod,
beard from him aLoa. here. 30 he though,
70 make blnself notable BY pulling up III.
|focts. Con-
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-03-01
Ny Bible.


Ny Bible is the way of truth.
My hope. my reace, my rest.
More bsauliinl IN age than youth
Inscribed upon my breast.
My comfort both by day and night,
My al my trust my stay,
The only source Of my delight
Amid the darkest way.
II teaches al Of wisdoni's ways.
Whose palha are paths Of peace.
Iiinnes each soul for heavenly praise,
Where praise shall never cease.
The Bible is Gods holy word
A gilt 70 us is given,
A guide 10 jesus Christ or Lord.
Who calls US all 10 heaven.
A guide 10 III the Bible Il,
A guard beyond the sky,
IL teaches Hll how 10 live,
II teaches how TO die.
,Iy Bible, shield aud my guide,
To thee alone vow.
All other hope IL net aside,
To thee alone ! bow. .s~s
II teaches me--the Lord Is God,
Though oil the world may irowu,
And that beyond hIs clasluing Tod,
Il an eternal crown. 4
Ny Bible now 10 thee ! turn
My hope. my peace, my rest,
And may the fame forever burn,
Sweet Jewel u my breast. joE.
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-03-01
Mrs. M, L. Taylor.

We note that Mrs. Taylor i now laying
ln = beautiful and well selected Stock Of
Millinery goods Al her store 10 The Parish
building. Her old siand. She Il assisted
~ her sister Miss Emma Pogue. These
|adies are very clever and accommodating
Rnd always keep on hand neal and we'll
Flec.sd stock oi goods.
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-03-01

Miss Addie Smith, nne q the clever aud
accommodating ladies Of the Parks .Ba.
Saar Jr." has gone North to buy for the
BszsaS very large aud benniiial Stock Of
Millinery. Miss Addis Is lady Of ape-
rior taste In The Millinery line and the pa
irons % the Bazaar may come aud see some
thing extra nice and cheap.
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-03-01

You viii Hud the RrooRDER OrSIcf IN
the brick building over Mrs III. L. Tay-
lors Millinery Store. Come and see us.
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-03-01
HILLsBoRo POST OFFICE.

Offics hoyYs from So q. m. TO 8. n p. m.
Every day except Sunday and on Sunday,
from II N. to ] p. M.
Fl. L. PARISH. r. N.
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-03-01
Farmers Alliance.

We have received letter from an OH
fr;,ud xho wss born and raised Ia this IosB h
nov reading lat Montpelier, Richmond
comfy. informing us lha. hs bela a Com.
a,issiou as an Organizer FOR she 'Farmel's
Alliances" aud askibgeur opinion as to his
probable success 10 Orange.
We are sorry % say that We can write
no,hing 70 our friend enconrsgingly as 70
prospects in Orange. Our people tried !,
iasl summer and We fear Il has died natu.
raj death, or u may be that our tanners are
of the opinion that they know y all any
how and can learn nothing from Alliances.
Other counties, however, are taking great
interest In forming Alliances and y Is ex.
pected much good viii be sh0 result
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-03-01

It 4 oar rule 70 publish no communica-
tions unless accompanied with q respona'
BILE name
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-03-01

For $3.50 Jon can get the Hillsboro Re-.
coRDER aud North Carolina FARMER, and
one doz. papers Gardel Seed.
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-03-01

II Jon want il 10 pay, Advertise in shs
Efillsboro RECORDER
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-03-01
Mortgage Sale of Real
Personal Estate

BY Virtue Of MORTGAGES executed 10
the undersigned on the 30th day Of March
1887 by Charles ]. Pogne, and recorded in
the Registers Office in Orange county in
Book 90 pages G and 7, for certain pur-
poses therein mentioned. We will sell at
the Conrt House door 10 Hillsboro, on
MOI DAY THE 2ad DAY OF APRIL
next, the following property to wit:
One valuable lot Of LAND IN Hilisboro,
adj lining Earnest Cheek aud others Of one
acre.
Also the following personal property to
wit:
One Black MARE. one WAGON, BUG
GY AND HARNESS.
TERMS. cash.
J. ". HOOKER l. BRO.
lst March. SS A.
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Fist National Bank Of Durham!

FIST National Bank OF Durham! ..'~ .,. d -
CHARTERED nov. stl4 1887 - r., CAPITAL 100000 .
E OFFICERS: +. a.a
GsRR BRTss Viz. President President les LEO 1aHnS
DIRECTORs:rls.@ '& ..r,..
w. c4fR FULLER PaSsIs sNaM A WATIs yA5KER WALKER BRYAN
A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED =. '~. ".
Accounts Of Banks Bankers Corporations Favorable
CERTIFICATES DEPOSIT bearing per cent interest ssoea ,non -
70 remain on deposit with the FIRST
made direct all accessible
PARTICULAR attention paid to the business Of corsnonaant
recently organized all
npon as favorable terms other Bank
SECURITY The United States State
least three the Directors weeks
out ne pleasure the Government whose
the Bank hence National Banks
CHARACTER AND Officers Directors md
o Tue FIRST National Bank the
National Bank
We can share your busas your patroaooe M ounro,te
entire aiyacton in all business atruled TO our care
Jan 266m.
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WEEKLY NEWS AND oBsERHER.

The Weekly Nsrs aud Observer Is long
ways The best paper ever puhlished in North
Carolina. II Is credit 20 the people aud
la the State The people sbonld take
pride in ID. Il should be in every family.
Il " an eight page paper. chock full nf the
best sort Of reading matter. news. market
reports. aud all thai. You cannot afford 10
be without H. Price, ei,25 o year, We
will furnish the a-
WEEKLY NEWS iND OBSERVER
until Jaiuary Ist. 1889, for si. Send for
sample copy Address
NEWS AND OBSERVER CO.
Raleigh, N. G.
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-03-01
Mebane u ROSelnond,
PRoPRIEToRs OF
LfHERY, SALE, FEED AND Ex.
cUA N1E gTARLE

- : UHHNUE DIdDIE.
ARE prepared 10 accommodate The ira
yelling public with
Bagqies. Wagons, Horses Saddles, &c.
Travelling selesmen win find II 10 their
interest 10 start through the country from
this point; as We have good TRANS and er-
perienccd drivers.
An ways on hand Good and Cheap Stock
FOR SALE.
Orders loft AZ Il. A. Rosemond's viii be
promptly attended 70.
Omnibuss meets oil traias.
Hillsboro Feb. 9.3m.
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-03-01

In the Methodist Church, on Wednesday
night. Feb. 22nd. by the Rev. w. II. Puck.
EFT. Mr.. David johnson, Of Durham. 70
Miss Ida v. daughter of the late w. B.
Gordon. ~ ..at.r +.
At the residence OF the brides father.
Mr.. George Crawford, on the 18th OF Feb,
by the Rev. Mr.. johnson, Mr. Robt. Pick
ard to Miss Retiie Crawford all Of Ala
nance. ~.
In this county on the 23rd nit. by the
Rev. J. L. Cnrrie, Mr.. Samnel X. Woods
to Mrs. Margaret A. Woods, all Of Orange
county.
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-03-01
sLEE PING CAR SERVICE.

INV USAh SERVICE.
On Trains 30 and 5l.-Pullman Bnffa.
sleeper between Atlanta and New York
on Trains 52 and 53.-Pullmsn Pnffet
sleeper between Washington and Mopt0o.
mery. Washington and Augusta, Pullman
sleeper between Richmond aud Greensho.
70 Pullman Sleeper between Greensboro
and Raleigh. Pullman Parlor Oar betweon
Salisbury and Knoxville. "e'H
.,,i,l Ihrongh tickets on sale at principal sta.
For rates and information, apply 10 apv
agent OF the Company, or 10
SOL. HAAS, Us poTre
1'dD1e Manager, Die. Pass. Aoeut
W. A. TURK, JAS T. r.vr,p
Die. Pass agent, Gen. Prs Ja.'',' ''
eis"' ". Z. Oct. 10.
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-03-01
Real Estate for Sale.

FIVE good PLANTATIONS for SALE
IN 2 aud miles Of HiIlsboro, and will be
sold hy the undersigned PRIVATELY,
nron good terms 3. 7. F0RREST,
March l. Ex'r. Of Geo. A. Faucet.
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Alexandria Affairs.

4
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs-The grand officers OF the
Knights OF Pythias or the District OF columbia and
many members of the grand lodge, with music
and Nelson Rank or the same order, also with a
band, reached here by the So'cock train last night
and proceeding TO the lodge room Of Mechanics
LOage OF the Knights or Py thtaS assisted Deputy
George b. Deeton in the public Installation Of
Henry Crump as chief and the other officers OF
Mechanics Lodge.
FUSERAL--The funeral OF Mr. j. H. d. Smoot
took place this afternoon from his late home on
Prince, between Washington and st. Asaph streets
Andrew jackson Lodge +. A. A NJ, OF which the de-
ceased had been worshipful master, with many
members OF Alexandria, asnington Lodge united
In the funeral and In the Masonic honors, and Old
Dominion Commandery furnished guard OF honor
under Captain-Gen Warfield. A large number
OF citizens attended and paid the last tribute to
good citizen.
NOrEs.-Judge Meade has decided to postpone
all the business or the January Corporation Court
until the February term.-The county authori-
ties yesterday afternoon called before Justice
Drummond *. +. Taylor, charged with drawing
u pistol on the conductor OF train on the Alex
andria and Washington Railroad. Taylor was
fined $50, but took an appeal TO the County Court
The Young Mems Christian Association held
its regular meeting last night.-A ran on
the yard track at the Washington and Ohio road
yesterday, carrying away part OF q wall and In
Jured Agent Kean In the shOulder.-The Fairfax
Independent Insurance Co. at It's annual meeting
reelected ID. p. smith president. j. A. Segar has
been chosen a director, vice Ii. Canfeld
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Bio SMASH Up
: The PRICES OF DRY GOODS.

IN The PRICES OF DRY GOODS
Handsome Blscf Striped SILK vELvErs. q. re-
Besus,tui Wool and silk DRESS GOODS. wide dou-
DOUBLE IafTE BL4NKETs. slightly soiied, sIs7.
HASSsoME CLOTH PLAIDs, yard and half wide
pure Wool and suk. 81. reduced soc.
CARTERS.
III MARKET SPACE
CoLoRED SILK vELyETs, 81 reduced to SOC.
bo ypein WHiTE BIANkETs, immense size. e,,r.
heavy. so reduced to 50. 81.
IRICO CLOTH. pure Wool. wide double width, Ono
FRkSca sEkGE elegant Dress Goods, all color.. all
pure nne WOOL wide double width tno reduction c
pure linen. fringe pam 81 fow ssss
sR Mus ~oh e. Ssss
following pre.ent.. One large size handsome Bridal
Quilt worth 81 40 two pairs Of large sire pure linen
linen nne quality. ~ yds long one dozen pure linen
Napkins or one pair OF elegant Corsets
- Don't fad to ash for the valuable present. IS
lyme OLD RYE WHISKY
make speciality Of Fine Old Rye Whisky, susrsn
teed SIX old nne favor and strictly pure
depee Present price. 5Oc per pint bottle, $3.50 pc,
ss IN sny pa. Of ps ne & e esy r fosn
ARTHUR NArTANs. Druggist
ta4 18th and L and I'd and D sss NV.
INHE CELLULOID TRUSS,
That never breaks, never wesrs out. always clean.
CHAs FIsHER's
Ms FISHER dsv0sss her attention 70 Ihs wants Of
Lazy fstroR& wl
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A SEvEN-YEAR-OLD Boy ACCUSED OF STEALING
JEwELRY.-A seven-year-old boy, named Loyo Il.
haruIlY' WAS arragneu III Iue fonce Court To-Day
charged with stealing lewelry from Sidney j..
Tribby. No. 3l15 NJ street. WIN. SturgeS, a thir-
teen-y boy, testified TO seeing the defend
ant with certain rings, and said that he offered
10 divide them. The defendant, who Is q very
small boy, testified that colored boy pushed hi IN
against the window and broke IT, and that both
he and SturgeS took some or the rings The judge
ordered the goods returned 10 Mr. TribDy and
said he would suspend the case on the defendants
personal bonds.
BANK DIRECTORS ELECTED.-The annual election
OF the board Of directors OF the Farmers and Me-
CHANCES Bank took place to-day at noon and re-
suited in the selection OF Ii. NJ. Sweeny,C c. NJ.
Matthews, j. II. SmOot, NJ. j. Adler. s. Thomas
Brown, A. B. Jackson, Thomas Knowles, Louis d..
Wine and Philip May. The election OF the officers
OF the bank will take place on Thursday.
A Boy HURT BY A FALL INTO AN ICK-PIT-Webster
Chappelle, boy seventeen years OF age, employed
road. while lowering side OF beef into ice-pit
yesterday afternoon, missed his fOOthold and fell
into the pitt sustaining injuries about the head and
shoulders. He was attended by Drs. Gilpin and
Chappelle.
A BAD CRossNa.-C Complaints have been made Of
The condition In which, through faulty engineer
Ing, the crossing at 18th and q streets has been
leIt- The gutter from Road street the east side
OF 35th street carries OF not only the water from
rain storms, thaws, &C., but wash " alter from the
houses thereabout. ON Mondays the entire cross
iDg is a lake from the wash water. sometimes this
side OF the street Is inpassabie. trap is needed
Sorely and a change OF grade 10 afford relief.
CATTLE MAREET.-The following are the sales OF
live stock at Drovers' Rest ID. G., yesterday: one
hundred and eighteen cattle up and sOld-Best,
A. 10 55s; good, Al To 45s; medium, 80 TO Al !;
common, 3 10 80. TWO hundred and elghty-n,e
sheep and lamD,-lambs 10 6h; sheep, Az to
54; yearlings, 10 q. Calves, 81 90 "a. Twenty
cows and caves sCld from SIS to $50 head Mar
ket brisk.
NoTEs-James o. r. Kuhn, cooper, doing bust
ness at 3lSt street and the canal was arrested
yesterday for obstructing the sidewalk with bar
relS. lie left s. collateral at the sUaJlon.-The
remains OF Michael McNally were inferred at Holly
Road cemetery yesterday afternoOn.-At the
nfty-elghth monthly meeting OF the Ctetzens' EQu1-
table Building Association last night at GOoddards
Hall 1875 shares VI stock We're sold at figures rang
ing from 1876 10 1875.
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CoIp WAVES

Are predicted with reliable accuracy and people liable
70 the pains and aches Of rheumatism dread every
change to damp or stormy weather. Although we do
not claim Hoods Sarssparlla to be positive specific
for rheumatism the remarkable it has effected
show that 1t may be taken for rheumatism with reason
able certainty Of benefit Its action in neutrazng
acidity of the blood which is the Of rheumatism
constitutes the secret Of the Of Hoods
riila in curing this complaint you suffer from
rheumatism, give Hoods Sarsaparilla fair trial:
believe II will do you good.
HOODS sARSAPARILLA
Sold by all druggists. 81 six for S5 Prepared only
BY c. I. HOOD CO., Apothecaries. Lowell, Masa
100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR 2
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That Nasty Medicine.
W. B. RIKER & Son:

W. B. RIKER & Son:
DEAR SIRs-A few days ago obtained two bot
Ties or your ExPECToRANT for my daughter, who
has had lung trouble for long time and was fast
going into consumption. Immediately stopped
the NASTY MEDICINE the doctors were giving her
and began on your medicine, following the d.
rect1ons Implicitly have just given her the last
of one bottle, and the result has been such that
feel 1t my duty to thank you and ask you to pub
lfsh this statement for the good OF others. The
which was INCEssANT and most distressing has
ENTIRELY DISAPPEARED. believe my daughter Is
as Well to-day as she has ever been in her life, but
i shall use the remaining bottle of ExPECToRANT,
giving small doses daily to make sure. 1t seems
almost beyond belief that trouble so serious and
OF such long standing should be CURED IN FOUR
DAYS Again thanking you for this blessing,
Iremain, yours GRATEFULLY.
MRS. HAYWARD,
1t 115H Norfolk street, City.
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Not THE SIAMEsE TwISS.-John Edwards and
Nm. Carleton occupied the same room together In
State street. Chicago CuTiOusly. both were suf-
frTing from intense neuralgia pains in the face,
and were driven almost crazy BY that and pro-
lODged sleeplessness- The FIRST named, driven TO
despair, shot himself through the head. while the
second, by the advice OF friend, procured a bot
Tie Of scotch oats ESence and IN forty hours
Was a well and happy man.
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STAT. M.NrE1s at cost. shedd & Bro.



Rkers Celebrated Family Medicines.
Toilet Requisites. Perfumes, sc, ALWAYS ON HAND
at M establishment.
EDWARD p. MERIT,
Family Druggist and Chemist,
IUi4 r ST. cor. 18th n. ".
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ovEHcoArs reduced 70 $3.50. EIsEMANs. 7th g E

GREAT BARGAINS N EMBARRASSING out en-
tire STOCK 10 close business. American watches In
gold and silver eases. Fine tewelry, gold-headed
canes opera glasses, large assortment or Rogers
finest qualify guadTuple plated ware No reason
able offer refused on above goods. and every arti-
Gle warranted as represented or money refunded.
LadsOn's. 4.E3 7th 81 See also our adVt. In Auc-
tiOn column.
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HOTELS.

HOTEL LAFAYETTE 42D AND BROADWAY
IL Hey York: mo 2 WA0oAnAk, q W.snanss;
under new qanagsmsut ON kurupssn plan koonA y
and mp pr day. stuassd within nfteen minutes noe
Of businees and anuDegneut crnteD ana ocpose. 49,
tauEent " unsurpassed exceence - mooerate p!1ceA
BoadQuaEtoED fer Washiugto0tanA o<[1R>
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orkRco,rs rednced % $3.50. EIskaAN's. tn E

MANY OF the customers Of Josephine III. Egan
WILL be glad 10 learn that her SUCCESSORS, Jen-
nfngs * Co. Of 10 East 10th street, New York, are
at the Arlington Hotel, parlOr +, with full line
OF day and evening dresses, which are well
worth examining ty the ladies OF Wash
iDVfOn-
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OyERcoars reduced to 500. EIsEMANs, 9TH q E

HOIIDlYs, HOLIDAYs.-tiO 10 Davis, 1S3 9TH st.
for your pictures one large crayOn and one doZ.
finely finished cabinet portraits for only -. Come
and see JleIn.
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WflbOr's COd.I.iver Oil, Phosphate Of Lime;
Soda and Iron, cures Coughs, Colds, Asthma, BrOn-
ehitis, Debility. Wasting Diseases, and ScrOfulous
HumOrS Persons who have been taking COd-L1ver
Oil will be pleased to learn that DR.. WilbOr has
ceeded, from directions of several professional gen.
tlemen, In combining the pure OIL and Lime in such
manner that 1t Is pleasant to the taste, and its
effects In Lung complaints truly wonderful Very
many persons whose cases were pronounced hope
less, and who had taken the clear Oil for a long
time without marked effect, have been entirely
cured by using this preparation. Be sure and get
the genuine. Manufactured only by A. B. WILBOR,
Chemist, Boston. Sold by all druggists. eO3
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An Extended Popularity, Browns Bron-
chtal TrocheS have for many years been the most
popular article In use for relieving Coughs and
Throat troubles eO3t&k
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Public Speakers, singers and all persons
wishing to possess a clear, loud voice to use Hin
rtchs' Aromatic Squ1ll Drops Sweet and reliable.
No tar. 10c. at druggists. 1O,1214
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Heavy Weight underwear is q necessity
these cold days. Nowhere can you find better
line at more alluring prices than at Francs. the
One Price Halter and Furnisher, COR 9TH and d
1t
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Brazilian pebbles, opera and gold glasses. Wasl
ingIOn Optical Co., 14th and ii stS NV.
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PROFESSIONAL

DROF. CLAY, WONDERFULLY GIFTED CLAIR.
voyant, Astrologer and Spiritual Medium. Born
with second sight and veil Every hidden my.tery
revealed. Receivers lost or stolen property. Finds
hidden treasured Gives lucky num6srs: Causes
success tn business Rsmoyes al family trouble:
BY efforts Of othsrs Judge not Al alike the rofe.sor
cities Eiii .ays time and sspDointmsnt BY calling on
ceeds where Az other. tail and advertise only What
receipt Of e1 Name. lock Of hair date Of birth Hour
js7-i@. M ' 42l 9TH It NV.
MME ROss THE RELIABLE CLAIRvO7ANT
UA and Astroog1st, has resumed her business for .
while lonssr She win give tru:two,thy infornstion
The maasns wa: born With wonderful s,fts md With
witnessed her: Advice on businsss Il inveiu-
able. She can cause speedy marriage and bring
the sepsrated together She can point out your
balls and relieve tho sufferers Entire oetofAction
given Interview condeptiai and those at distance
sending their Names $50 and &c viii get IN return 81
mail the outlines Of their LIFE Fer rsaidence II 1910
18th NV. Once hours from q TO p. m, except
sunday. sittnss so cents and q. llth street cars
pass the door. ts4-3m
Mk BRo0KH TKLIs AL THE 4yRNTs OF
WI LIFE An bunness confidential LAdies and gen.
tlemen 50 cent. each 40S / street. between 4th and
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~RoYAL GLUE" mends broken articles.

Q.-CAN consumption be cured7
A.-Use Bakers cod Liver OIL and Malt.
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great bargain. Elegant new n1ne-rOom
house, 1913 COrc0ran st.; 81 900 cash, balance to
suit. Waterman on premises wv
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. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
EPP'S COCOA
BREAKFAST.

by thorough knowledge Of the natural laws which
by careful application Of the tne prOpsrtes OF well
tables with delicstely favored beyerses which may
ave y: many heavy doctors 6tlls 2 BY the tudf.
may 30 gradually built up until strong enough to re-
siss every tendency to dieease Hundreds Of subtle
ever there y o week point. We may escape many :
fatal ehsft by keeping ourse we'll fortied VII
lure blood and properly nouK1shed txuma"-CSvl
SsrrScs Gazetts
Aade Himply with boiling water or milk Sold ouly
in hsif-poand tins by 0xocers. labelled thus:
JAMEc KPPs X co. homoopsshic chsm,.,..
&24-@sSu6s luo6ops kngispd
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Phillips Digestible Cocoa
Was served at International Medical Congress- go
''ROyal Glue'' mends China Glass, Wood, &C
Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered In 4 ID. "Ward" prints 45c per ID.
Also, Cottage Cheese and Buttermilk; sweet Milk
&c. per quart
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-10
LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

Indications for me e. hours commencing ats y. N,
For the District OF Columbia Delaware Mary
land, and Virginia, warmer, rain followed by fair
weather, fresh 20 brisk winds becoming westerly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-10

Collars and Cuffs, 2 cents a piece. Re-
Numbered within "a hours notice. Auerbach
Bro, 623 Penn. ave. Agents Rogers Steam Laun-
dry, Alexandria, Va. Stu,th, I'm