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1t Outslrips Them AL, salvation OIL, the
great pain-desLroyer. Price only % cents D

Greatest bargains ever offered at S. W.
Augenstein's, 81, S19 and SD 7th street. large
wash basin and 30 clOtheS-pins, 11c.; brass match
safes, towelracks hat-racks and Scrubbing brushes
SC. each; i doz. knives and FORKS 44c.; Il doZ.
sllver-plated tea spoons 37c.; Il doz table spoons
TO match, 43c.; packs toilet paper, &C.; 4 cakes
stove polish, &C.; decorated cups and saucers 45c.
u ioz wash boilers, 34c.; covered dust-panS, &c.
new shape decorated chamber sets, 10 pieces,
$2.44, worth 81; lamp burners, &C.; l Wash bow
and pitcher, 43c decorated tea sets, 81. rs; few
more coffee pots saucepanS and buckets, &c. each;
curtain poles with brass fixtures, 24c. Hundreds
OF other bargains equally as low.
JOhnsOn's Eestaurant, 9th and E.
The best steamed oysters In the city; the cele.
brated Lynn Haven Bays half shell. Every del
lcacy in season.
FRANK JOHNsoNs, 9th and E.
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MEMS DERBY HATS fall styles, tl.5O and 81; extra
value A. L. LEWIS, 435 9TH ST.
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SEVERAL COUNTIES heard from. They all declare
Rich'S (7I7 Market Space s. Shoes the best made.
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CITY AND DISTRICT

POWERFUL OPERA GLASSES. Hempler, Ave- a Az
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LOST AND FOUND.

n osT-A GOLD LACE PIN WITH GARNET
lie two places bersi rev ard II len at the star ofca
II osT-ocT. Is, FROM THE STREET RAILWAY
IL Exhibit Room ct Mlllsrde Hotel. two Nickel-pla-
be paid return Of TO the Shove Hotel once. 1t
osT-oN WEDNESDAY LAST. on COLUMBIA
IL Heiehts riding stick Finder viii please return
g. Star ONCE lr
IN osT-THURsDAY MORNING, EITHER ON d
~ n. between 18th and 9th, In car No Ia Bels
Lane. or from corner 4th and q 10 Pension once q
bracelet made OF gold dollars handsome reward VII
be given II returned 70 l2l7 o ct. n. ". lt'
II osT-sKY BLUE TERRIkR DOG. ANSWERS u
~ name Ct Jack: tag 1907. Return % once. PORn
LAND kLAIs. and receive inward ocle-2c
II osT-BkrwEEN l4TH ST AND HIGH SCHOOL
~ probably on %, Pair of cuns with Gold Gus
buttona. marked IA. n C. A suitable reward ~ -
turned 70 1883 N Ct ~.
II osI-ENGI.IsH PUG DOG. WEARING coILA1
~ with owners name aud tag, 3l34. on ~ L1pg,..
reward returned 10 q sINAoNs. oO6 X 81 nv ~
II osT-THkEE 0oI.D-EMBRoIDEREp MILITARY
Wresths on 9Th O., etvesn penny ven,s - IL
st. Return 20 MILLETr d kUoff. so9 fenhsyr
wanna ~
Sss ss1 si.S Ban. 1slsGs
wtch IslandsD INSIDE; NO value = sn{ gg1nsxSifE
owner. Liberal reward n lsfs WIN a. u 81 ~.
500 A 81. oS-.-..-
HoR A Fmsr-cLAss HEAIlEo Stow kASoa
Il or LAtrOba st Low fress sal} n 4. ans 7ma
| Lstroba and hango nsVsassa ss0n'es'
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NOR RENT-A SMALL FRAME HOUSE OF L ST,
II bet 9TH and 9Th. For particulars apply at 100
18th ST., corner OF L NV. ocl7-3t
INOR RENT : sos 10TH ST. N. E., 7-kOOM
II frame. with all modern improvements key at SOC;
with water; key ut l021 $12o
oc17-4t GIG Est NV.
IrOR RENT-ll12 TENTH ST. N.w.-lI ROOMS;
Il newly papered, painted and placed i'll thorough
pair Apply at store southeast 18th and SITS.
NV ocl7-3ls
NOR RENT-l537 l4TH ST. NV COMFORT
II able thIee-story ressbrick House, saloon parlor:
eight rooms: bath; large cellar; yard basement;
$42.5O; key next door. Apply All 18th St. NV.
ocl7-3t'
LCOR RENT-$1O AND Sl1-FIvE NEW BRICK
Il houses i'll northeast section of city, gas
and convenient to cars Apply w. RILEY DEEBLE,
1919 + st. NV. oclo-5t
NOR KENT-CORNEk HOUSE, 9TH AND o SITS.
Il NV; ~ rooms; modern improvements in number
one repair. inquire at 4I4 st. oc16-1ws
EOR RENT-FkOM sl5 TO $o5-sEvERAL (NEw)
l. Queen Anne Houses; seven to ten rooms: modern
improvements finished in natural wood; antique oak
mantels: on line OF cars and herdics W. T. BUR-
FORD. 1422 New York ave. ocl6 6ts
VHOR RENT-ONE THREE-STORY BRICK HOUSE;
Il rooms all mod improvements; 233 18th ST. s.
w. square from the Printing and Engraving Depart
ment rent $1,000. Inquire 403 7th st. NV. oc16-St
EOR INTERNATIONALLY SITUATED, CON-
Il petely furnished house, in perfect order; four
teen rooms; northwest JAMES A BATES, 1407
Fl st. Ocl6-0ts
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HOUSES
1000.2 stn.w- 42r. s2 so :s220 h ST. NV. 80
SIC II th 1t. NV. 10r. so 2222 H st w. 80
Sl9 18th st n-w- 22r. Il Sd floor, 1107 Pa ave 25
1873 ST. s.w., ...75 III 18th n. w.. .r rs
1882 l4tn ST. Nv. 10r go 20l0-12-l4 Sth 81. n
I'd floor, 1l07 Pa ave. 80 W.. 6rs. .......,..,.2 20
300 9th stn lar. 52. 50 702 7th ST. sw or 10
1851 nst. lOr oO rs 9TH st Or l6
$40 14th ST. n 12r. so 81. tn ST H. w. shop %
9l3 Pa ave-. so 81 9th st. 3 W. Ar IS
93S st. n. Or so 80 Fenton P ne Or 8 so
IO4 VI ave. Il W., 12r. 30 81 Fenton P n Or 10 80
5l5 I'd st. NV, lOr... SO Fenton P or 3 so
2Olo ST. NV, Sr..... 10 1872 Wylie ST., 6r ID
lI3L 9Th stn W., Sr .3532 1908 n j. ave :, 6r IL
l2SC st. Sc. 81. 50 l211 ID ST. u W., shop -
BIB st. NV, Ior 80 $3.50
T. near 18th st. l3r $500 Conn. ave- near n St. so
Iowa Circle. $50 4 St. 18th llr 100
\, near 18th. $50 +. 18th ST. Tor 100
10Th st near X, lar .225 h, near 21st st. Srs 100
X, near 9th st. 12r ZOO 10Th bet q and K Tor 100
S3nn; ave- near ST 2OO 3oth, near Y n. w., l1r IS
Stn ABOVE n ST.. LIT LOO T. Cap. st. bet Sd L 4th-
OFFICES.
e41 St. % floor, ) front 939 St I'd floor. ir 25
rs, heated by steam. $50 939 Est. I'd floor lrm Is
941 F. Sd floor. front 410L ave, from 10 70 20
heated by steam so 625 La. ave-. ID roor. 20
Elegant rooms in sun o13 lth ST.. Pr. %
Building, "hreproof, 9 ele- IL + St n w Pr %
vators. heated by steam 5l3 It'll st. 20
from $50 % 800 each. 400 l3A st n w. hall 20
Il9 11th st. ~ 2r.. ..35
STOREa
MAGNIFICENT stora Sun II 03 Pa " store S5O
Building, per $500 18th sb. Paw store .. Is
r00i Pa av store oi l25,i!;h a6 Pa az store
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FALL OvERcoAr. George Spransy, 43l 7Ih 81.
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SePiece Oak Chamber Sets, S23, so:
7-plece walnut parOr sets, 500; Smyrna rugs
26x54, s2.25; 3ox6O. s275; Ingram carpets, 2oc.,
4Oc., 5Oc., 6Oc.; Lowell best, 7Oc Body Brussels 81
crOckery, glass, tin and plated-ware.
s. X. BROWN & Son,
9 Goth and Penn ave. northwest.
DtxOn,s Yeast Powder always reliable I'm
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I,oR INTERNATIONAL CYCLoPEDIA. Is
- vols bound Treats Of 4g,o4o SUBJECTS Clear.
concise, comprehensiVe. $500 illustrations. $50
maps. Is go octave pages choicest kpowlelise good
Tor generatons staple, uriIs latest Cheapest BEST
".
IsoR SALE-PARTIEs IN NEED OF PINE or OAK
Il Filing should communicate with before pur-
chasing elsewhere have secured q large quantity
IN order 10 supply the demand PROMPTLY. l. A
CLARKE. Occoquan. Va r-4-.Bm.
IsOR SALE - The -oTTo" GAS ENGINE RE-
quires no boiler avoids all expensive attendance;
no loss Of time no handling Of fuel send for circular
and price list ID. BALIAUf Ag't. 73l 9TH st. nle-H
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

E0R BENT ONE HANDSOME NEW HOUSE.
Il 1928 9Th ST NV: 10 rooms and bath; all mod.
inps good neighborhood Apply FRANK T. BROWN
ING, 416 5th ST. NV. ocld-3t
l,OR RENT-A HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
= house southwest corner of 18th and NJ sta NV
rooms. besides bath attic and cellar; el30 per mo-
oc16-6t SWORMSrEDT BRADLEY e29 Est
EOk RENT-UNFURNIsHED
1921 10th NV. lar 800 1867 Goth st n. ~ ass
I Ix9s st NV, LOT VI aye and NV or 90
sssS 81; ~ nv TT lSrIs SO 2SSS sth 4,
log Indiana ave-, 10r.. 40 Office 1907 st. n.w.25
SOO St NV, ST.. $50 Barber shop 18th 3 NV
FURNISHED
Conn. ave- bet. 4 s. 1Sr.. per year $500
ave bet l. 10 r, stable, per year 80. :. 1000
St; bet 9th and 10th, l2r. per month........ $50
sunderland Place nv IT.. per mouth. $50
VI ave-, near Iowa Circle, per month. ......... 80
TYLER & RUTHERFORD,
oc2-3ws 1907 ct. NV.
Lrok RENT-THREE-SToRY BRICK DWELLING
Il 12 rooms bath ROOM and cellar; all modern I'M
provements well located in northwest; rent $50 per
month TYLER RUTHERFORD, 1907 + St a. W.
oc16-6ts
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512 10th st. NV. 11r.$65
1870 y w., (fur. }, Or. .65
l 1874 Corcoran ST.. 13r. 90
PA A St s.e., 13r. -. 10
$50 p st. n. W.. lOr......oO
225 Ind. ave. n. W.. Sr. o0
2S1S 7 st. NV. 10r. 30
e0o g st. n. W.. Tor. AS
1919 Corcoran ST., ] lr. a )
229 Indiana ave, Or. "a
1915 Both NV, lar. 40
1347 Corcoran ST.. Sr.. ..4o
l4l4 l1th st.n. W.. Or. 80
l746 n. Y. av. NV, 12r. IS
3ll2 Ost. n. W., lar. 80
2l2l X st. NV. 7r......33
I2l42 1 st. n. W.. Or. 300
S35 22d ST. n. w., Or. .32. 90
I901 L st. n. W., Sr......3O
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SaxOny Wool, German <GEand-Kn MI
Bicycle Hose. Best In the world. AoC. AUERBACH's
Knit Jacket Depot. 7Lh and ii streets. 2
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During the Honeymoon

From Town Topics
Husband-"Tell me you love me flve or six times
IN q loud voice, darling"
Wife.-"Why?"
Husband.-"Tnere's girl In the next room who
Tilted lie once, and want TO make her mad. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-19

Harvey, COrQer Penn. ave. and 1lth St.,
receives to-day first or the season, the genuine
Cherrystone oyster, which are celebrated Tor theiI
excellence In flavor and fairness.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-19

DUBLIo SCHOOL BOOKS AT CONTRACT PRICES
SCHOOL AND COLLEGE TEXT BOOKS OF
EVERY GRADE
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
sels c. G. PuRsEII. AIS 9th 1t nv
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HE'D.
24l6 l4th st. NV. Tor. so
1914 Both st. NV. 7r.50
1913 v Il. W.. 1r.....-....50
1904 = st. NV. 9r......45
1870 b st. sw.. llr. 40
2400 14th st. n.w.l0r. 10
l106 X ST. NV. Tor. 40
1894 18th st. n.w..7r. IS
% { st. u. W.. 13r. .......25
1928 29th St, NV. 7r..25
1907 Caroline St, Or. .25
1907 L NV, 7r......l6.45
222 st st. s.w., 6r......15
FURNISHED.
18th and Il SITS. l6r. $50
10Th St. near Dupont
Circle. 12r. $50
Conn. av., mr. r. 1Sr. $50
\ ST., mr.. 18th, 13r. $50
18th ST.. mr.. n. l3r. POS. 33
RI. av. mr.. Scott Circle,
LIT. ....................200
Q ST., near 18th. Tor. = $50
hillyer ave. NV, llr.l5O
G St, near goth. llr. .l25
n St, near 14th. Or. l20
. ST.. near Goth. 1lr.. 100
10th ST., near n, 10r.. l25
Mass, av.. mr.. 18TH. l3r $50
Mass.av.,nr 18th. l5r. 300
X. L.av..nr. / 9TH. lar. 4l6.67
10Th ST.. mr.. 1, COR. 300
CT av., nr. \, 20r.333.33
II st. mr.. both. 11r. $50
II st, mr.. 10Th, lor 400
h st, mr.. 18th. 13r. 200
Thomas Circle. 500
1906 18th st. NV. 7r. 80
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Yesterday, Harrison agt. Mccain; argued
submitted.
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TNOR SALE
Il76l Mass ave. n W, 22r................s 34 o0O
LOO Mass ave. NV, 20r...-.............. 81. zoo
Mass ave.. Bet l3th and tn SITS, 15r $4,000
Mass ave-, bet. l4th aud 9Th sts lar -. 20 600
Mass ave, bet Scott and Thomas Circle. $4,000
10th St. new. Scott Circle. lSr. 1000
Conn ave-, bet Nj and n lor..............-. L. 800
K l. ave-, bet 14th and 9TH ..............- 1000
Conn ave., bet aud SITS. sr............... 10000
St bet. 10th and lth SITS NV, l2r.. 10000
III 18th st.. threestory brick 1000
st, bet l4th and 9th SITS, 1r............. 400
lSth st.. near s. 81. 1000
4 st., n e., bet. LIST and I'd SITS, 1r...... 1000
Cleveland ave-. Or. 1900
We oer for sale extensive list of large and small
houses not included in the above also fine building
lots in the northwest and cheaper in all tons
Of the city Call at Office and exanine bulletin
seq JOHN SHERMAN & CO. l409 St
NOR SALE-BARGAIN-2 BEAUTIFUL NEW
II residences northwest 10th St. 3-story base
ment 10 rooms: per cent ON Investment prices
spectively $500 and 50. 500 each OWNER. 1888
Pierce Place bet. and sts NV. se2l-lm.
IrOR SALE-lI25 10TH STREET. NEAR MASS
Il achusetts avenue northwest handsome 3-story
double Brick Dwelling, containing Il rooms. with
every convenience; lot 36xl3S feet; two bath
porches every oor stable for four horses and two
carriages. THOS. j. FISHER & CO.,
se29-lm l324 ST. NV.
TNoR SALES NEW BAY-wINDow BRICK
II houses corner of 4th and ID SITS. containing
d rooms, bath. and every modern Improvement hand
somely finished; will be sold cheap and easy
For further particulars. call and MAsH'S DANEN-
HOVER l1l5 St se22-lm
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EOR sALE-HoUsES.
Il 400 NJ st. u. W. b.
a.. mi l4rs .e22. SO
623 L OBS Ii Of. NV.
b.h-. and 5 houses
~ resr.....-......22200I
1912 VT av. NV, b.
b.. mL.13r. ......l6,Oo
1850 II St n W., b.h,
,lor..,.............15.00'
i4h:n w. oh. llr.l3,oO
415 Sd St u. ", hh.
MI, nr...........l2.5ol
1918 10th st. n. W. b.
h. mi. l0r.......l2,oo'
mi l3r.
1910 X st. 4. w, bin,
1912 10Th st. NV. b. '''o'
a, MI, l3r. -. g. 90,
2033 II ST. NV, b.h.,
MI, l2r............S.oO,
2o1 q 81. NV. b.h-
M, "a L. lur..........S.0 90,
rs Ind. av. NV. b.
u, IA f. Sr. ........7,50I
lflS 10th st. NV. b.
b, mi, sr.........7.5ol
n; Cap. 4 ] SITS. NV,
b.h, mi. Or. - h 90
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L0R SALE-NoRTHWEsT CORNER PROPERTY
e 1908 n, cor 18th ST.: lot 5oxl0O: side lawn AK
100 feet trees shrubbery, how.rs, and fountain:
brick house west half of lot half of lot vacant
ana well suited for four nice houses. This property
Is IN every way desirable as a permanent home
vestment, being contiguous TO Mass. and Vermont
ayes and Scott Thomas and Iowa Circles. Apply to
OWNER os5- I'm
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VrOR RENT-ll12 TENTH ST N.W-l1 ROOMS
Il newly papered painted and placed i'll thorough re
pair Apply at store southeast corner 11th aud
N w az
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EOk RENT-UNFURNIsHEI

Az " AsAN ~
l. IL Lafayette So,
,lSr..:..............S $500
1221Ct. ave. INV. 1Sr.,
large stable rear. $50
1914 f st. NV, 23r. $50
Mass. ave n W, i Or. 1856. 81
1116 VT. ave. NV. 10. .loO
l42S Mass. ave., lar. $50
n. II. ave. NV, iOr.
1870 Mass. ave, 17r. .125
p st. NV. l2rs .......l25
1125 10th st. n W., l5rll5
1643 2lst st. u. w..13r. 100
1914 21st st. NV, l0r. 100
112S l st. NV. 13r. LOO
1922 l. st n. W., 1lr....100
9e2 l4th St ~ W., l2r. 100
1724 Conn. ay, 11r. 100
> b st. NV, l5r. 100
1902 Pa. ave, Tor. .Yl.67
1915 2lst. n.w..11r. so. 81
1104 Conn. ave. 11r. 40
1000 X st. 4. W., l2r.....1J
1914 p ST. n. w.. l3r. 20
2023 . st. NV, llr......7O
1927 0 st. NV, 11r. 40
1919 10th st. NV. ions. 40
512 Z NV. 13r. IS
20l1 Q n.w., 11r. .65
1924 10TH NV, 10r. i. . IS
1415 n ST. NV. 1lr. .65
11l2 L st NV. LII. ia
20l4 Hlllyer Pl., Tor. 80
226 n. j. ave. Sc. Or. 80
24O2 14th st.. 11r. 1888
l1O9 Nj st. NV. ST. SO
1881 10Th st. Or. 81
11lU 18th 81. a. W.. 1Or. so
124S 18th st. NV, Tor. so
The above houses can be
nIlr nfAca ONLY Tun-
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LrOR RENT .322 G st a e. fr -. No
= SSS 9TH ST. 81 mi $40 All Mdav. ne, IL
904 9th St, Sr, mi IS SlS 18th e. Or waterl :
6o7 Pa ays.e, Or. aud ST. IL st ne, 5r. W.. IL
store go l2.1 Wylie ST. ne, Or.
4Oo 81, Or ali m so ll24 St ne, Dr.. 10
2016 VT. ave, Or. IN LIS Ills Congress St ne :. 10
us st. me-, 9r.. 2o l20S6 Wylie st ne9 30
4Ol ST. me-. 6r IN l.. 20 1877 BY. 81 80
49, 9th s.e.. Or. mi. 30 IA ST. Ter or g. 80
US 9Th e, 6r., MI. Is 80 RI. 1910 ST. se 3r
200 18th, store II 80 1882 Millers' CT G. Ar 4
BIG 18th e.. Or. D 1900 st. Ar. B
oco-1m SWORMSTEDT BRADLEY. 927 INV
EOR RENT-A NEAT SIX ROOM BRICK HOUSE
- S1S ST. Sc, &16. 30 per month; key at Sl6 Also
Y21 st. NV, IA rooms, 500 per mo. Owner at 81 s
9th st. NV. el7-2m
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EOh RENT-HOUSES.
- Skating Rink. New
orA ave...............$30O
1910 NJ st. NV, fur.),
LOTS .225
lolS 1 st. n. W.. (fur.)
~ or .....'... ......... cocoon. 100
Inc same unfur. 100
81! 9TH st. II. W., Or. loo
LILO Conn. NV. 1lr. 1888
3022 z st. NV, (fur.b
.i,.o,r.,................ 80
1851 l. 81. Il. W., Tor. rs
Jus 10th st. NV, LIST
ana I'd floors. rs
Upper part l7O6 4 l7OS
,Pa. av., Sr. 10
Sl9 9Th st. n. W., l3r. Is
81 Sth st. NV, Tor. rs
1I42 + st. NV, 12r. 10
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Socks, extra heavy; pairs 81. AT Z. AUERBACHs,
Gents Furnishings and Sewing Machine Rooms,
7th and streets
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ferred. oclS-3t.
LNOR EkNT-NEW GROOM HOUSE; NEAT COM
Portable home; convenient to cars; AZ ST. n. W.
only 80; lis NJ St with stable, $40. H. L.
RUST. zoos st. ny oclS-3ts
NOR REN1-SIX-ROOM BRICK HOUSE, NO.
Il condition, hot cold water. bath and latrobe: rent
SlS IN advacce. For further information inquire
premises. 224S 18th st. ocl7-3t.
EHOR RENT-A FURNISHED HOUSE ON 10TH ST
II between and sts opposite The Arno: !" de-
lghtful location will be rented for or months for
$3.50 per month also q turni- he'd house 18th st
in the immediate vicinity OF Mcpherson square: by
the year 800 per month HILL & JOHNSTON,
ocl7-3t 1903 Penn. ave
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1888-10-10
Some Plain Truths.
CBsCR1BER.


we @'lP Ihe following from Mr..
W. L. 0ieSSherS letter to the
u meilcuS hccofde"
0PeaNlng OF cattle ! relterate
"Hat l nave several times said IN
NY 'e''erS-'h"' ! "'sh our farmers
co"'' ''SIt ,heSe Northern tairS aud
See '"' 'a'.Ie FNhlol'td' Tor l THINK
"eY """'' '''''' fe''''|e more i'li'y
,''' l." '''''',ee az" ?r'ht o, RAISING
'Io''''' >'''"' | saw " snort horn
cow '"''E years oio' ""'yh "H-hed
r'S' II, ''u'l"'e" I""NdS' "'d yet
"'' Venture 10 assert hat h'f
''' i"'' cost I''' e. i any more
'"'" we I''''nS '' d . or huhdr'd
'"'"> '"'| No'dS SN"h' You
,"'', ny 'Ea' E"" can 'alSe short
Gu "''''' I ""
'''' "'''''7 = l "''' "ef mat II ere
az '''"'f Oh er Sg"' yarl ties
" "''" ~" c. II r"''e- ne pt'ons,
: e, '''' F'I'5S' iLoIs'oi' - ana
''i'o''' ID" " |"'eP "l''cn weighed
''r'e ''un'fcd Po 3ndS. ard anoth'
CT "h''h She4r'd nntteen and
+, Pouros OF No'!, 1t
looks as Il there might be profit IN
'na' N'nd OF stock Hogs which
"e'sn 'hree hondrtd pounds at
nine months usht TO pay better
IMAM n"ss VIXEN weigh one hmd'
re" ana MY PouhdP al TWO years
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1888-10-10
Holiness Meeting.

From Shellman Dots in Cuthbert
Liberal We clip the following:
The South Georgia Holiness
a closed its meeting here
sunday night. The meeting was
wonderful success. The size of
cue It. congregation steadily increased
uD'l the tent would not hold The
people, There have been a great
many erroneous opinions in refers
'ace to the holiness doctrine cor
l'''ea BY this meeting. The good
u'ue Is lncalculabe. We have never
I a.a u''lnterested zeal and perfect
latin more fully exempIifed than
a ~sl In these holiness people. Cf
, y there may be cranks among
'"Tm' as there are cranks in every
wax wax OF life but the body Of these
P''ple are composed of as intelli-
S'D'' ieVel'headed people as it has
wren CUP pleasure to meet any
%n sn Their doctrine, aivested
tbi al m9SSStitying terms is simply
s snls That by entire conservation R3S
o oua f implicit trust in Jesus to keep
S Snt nom 10; SIN, a man may live With,
hut NUS Sin aud be conscious of the
teeO;ncce ana power of the Savior
tSij, lii = 81, him momentatily. And
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1888-10-10
Keep the Democracy Solid.

If the "solid South" should eve
err be split says the Savannah News,
the country would witnessa state of
afarirs in this section that would
cause honest Americans to hang
their heads in shame. A divided
south means for generations, ii not
forever, mongrel government
made up Of the worst elements Of
both races, bankrupt states and It
beggared people. What was ex-
perienced twenty years ago would
seem a pleasant remembrance
compared with what would be ex,
perienced if the south should be
come divided. If there are Dem.
o.rats wko are disposed to hunt
MP excuses for breaking away
from party rank, il would be
we'll Tor them to consider that par
ty atfiiiation in the south means a
great deal more than party supre-
macy. 1t is vital to the social and
business interests Of the people
that no false issues be raised to
lead Democrats Astrav.
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1888-10-10
C0HJURED TO DEATB.
The Strange Superstition kmong the Nc.
groeS.

Ever and anon the evidence crops
out that ourcolored population hold
on to their superstitious belief in
witchcraft aud conjurations. Some
weeks ago a firm OF Cedartown
physicians were called to a colored
girl about grown who had a case Of
fever. She was sick for a number
of weeks, having a close contact
with death, but finally the physi-
clans pulled her through to where
they discharged her and told her
parents with care she would get up,
as she was doing very we'll This
care was not exercised, or some
mistake in the nursing was made,
and she reIapsed and died.
The girl, few days before she
died, likely while under the infiu>
ence of medicine, and from having
heard her race discuss such things,
told her mother a certain colured
woman had done something t. her,
poisoned or tricked her, that said
woman had taken pair of new
shoes OF hers, pretending to stretch
them for her and put the stuff in
the shoes which the girl afterwards
wore, hence the result. The accus-
ed woman heard of the charge and
called at the cabin of the mother.
where the sick girl was, to see
about it, whereupon she and the
girls mother had fight over the
matter then and there. The girl
| died in two or three days, and the
parents insist that accused woman
trlcked, conjured, or did something
to her to cause her death. The
father says he believes it can be
done
Another of the physicians has
now under treatment another case
OF conjuration. He is treating a
married negro woman, whose trou>
BILE she and her husband say is, a
live lizard under her skin, or in
her body, put there by another
woman who conJured her. They
say the lizard takes notion to
frolic and runs all over err body.
Said lizards temporary abode is
just under the skin close to the
breast, and the husband by placing
his face there can teel him wigglc
The doctor is humGring The super
stition and that by external appli-
cation he will have that Lizard Ia
ken up by absorption and hiljag
in that he will have lpr vomir il
uF--attcr providing himself with
uca, s.ary appliances. lie says il il
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1888-10-10
ChollObG8 Items.
tHENCBBEE, Ga, Oct. ), '88.

CHENUBBEE, Ga, Oct, 5,'88.
times are dull at present, every
body attending court at Preston.
I henubbee is represented by a
large majority.
Rev, w. I. Clarke paid a visit
to the family Of Mr., Andrew Sapp
last Thursday, also called on MS as
he passed, on his way to Sardis
churcl,. His visits are always an,
Preciated, as he carries a cheerful
countenance and a heart full of
sunshine and love for all of his
friends.
Messrs, j. H, West, George Lee.
kinion West and sister, attended
the marriage Ct Col. Christie and
Mrs. Anna Warnock, Sept, Both.
III sumter, and report an enjoya-
bic time, lots of good dinner, etc.
Miss Lillian Whitaker was mar,
ricd to Mr.. Robert Goss ON 3Oth
September, all of Webster. We
wish for them pleasant journey,
:
long life, and a happy home in
heaven.
The cool weather reminds us
that odd Winter" will soon be
here, and that the sumner zephy1s
and sweet flowers, will soon be
among the things of the past. All
this reminds us, also, that we are
rapidly passing away, and ere the
trosts OF many more winters shall
tall, we shall be numbered among
the silent sleepers The old must
give room to the young. All!
what a blessed change it will be to
the tired feet, and aching heart, to
lay down the burdens of lie, its
cares, sorrows and anxieties for
home in the "Mansions above"
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