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The Swedenborsian Association.

The Maryland association of the new church
(SwedenbOrgian) meets in this city tomorrow.
The association comprises some societies in
Delaware. Maryland and this District and a
considerable number OF scattered receivers of
the new church doctrine in the same locality
and in Virginia. The association meets in the
Sunday-schoCl room OF Wesley Chapel 5th and
a streets northwest. tomorrow morning at $780,
The exercises MI include. besides the routine
business. addresses by the Rev. Jabez Fox pre-
siding minister OF the association. and the Rev.
W. b Hayden. of Portland (now supplying the
pulpit OF the Washington society,": the ordina-
ton. II y expected. of Mr.. VIM NJ Macintosh.
OF Maryland, as a minister, and the administra-
ton OF the holy supper.
In the evening at go the Sunday-school
union Of the association will hold its annual
meeting az st. Paurs Lutheran church. tbe
Rev Dr. Domer. llth and ii streets northwest
After brief session for business an address
viii be delivered by the Rev. W. l.. Worcester
OF Philadelphia. on the Springs and Streams
of Palestine; their Association and their Spir-
ltual Lessons" The lecture will be illustrate d
by Mr.. Worcester. with lantern pictures from
photographs by himself and others, and some
Of the celebrated ''Hofmann Pictures A cor
dial and earnest invitation Is given TO all inter-
ested in Sunday-schoJi work TO attend this
lecture.
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Truants from New Jersey.

TWO RUNAWAY BOYS RETURNED TO THEIR PAR
ENTs IN NEWARK.
Two boys entered police headquarters yester-
day afternoon with note from Mr.. H. NJ.
Clarke, secretary Of the Y. N. G. A., which they
presented to Sanitary Officer Frank. The boys
gave their names as Jno. Murray, aged twelve
years, and Frank Bergman. aged thirteen
years. They stated that they were from Tren-
ton, Nj, where their parents reside. Accord
ing to their story they left home Monday night
with a soldier, who told them that he was
coming Eere to see the inauguration. They got
on a train between the baggage car and
tender, and rode until put off by the con-
ductor. Then they waited for another
train and were put off. and so the kept
on until they arrived here Tuesday evening.
Tuesday night they slept in an areaway in the
rear of the Corcoran building, and yesterday
they found their way to the Y. VI. C. A. rooms,
where they were given a bath and something
to eat. When asked whether they had ever
been logged or not, Bergman answered in the
affirmative. and added Il was tied to bench
and nearly killed by my mother and father for
playing hooky from school," 1t was suggested
that that was a sample of Jersey Justice"
Sanitary Officer Frank sent them home.
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Grand and Petit Jurors.

NAMES DRAWN FROM THE BOX YESTERDAY AFTER
NOON.
The clerks yesterday afternoon drew the
names of the citizens to serve on the grand
and petit juries at the coming March term of
the Criminal Court. The following were
drawn: Grand jurors-James NJ Wheatley, I'd
street and Indiana avenue northwest: F. Green
1928 Pennsylvania avenue; John Carlvin, 626 Fl
street northeast; George 7. Atkinson 800 Sth
street southeast; George Guilds, Farmers and
Mechanics bank; August Lamond, Terra Gotta
ID. c.; James F. Lucas, SIS 9th street north
west; II. A. Seligson, 1900 Pennsylvania ave-
nue.; s. G. Palmer. 1924 goth street northwest;
Edward Dean, zoos G street northeast; W. A.
Ward, 213 18th street northwest; W. J. McDer-
mott. 1908 Sd street northwest; John A. Pres
colt, 1416 + street northwest; w. G. Hill, IA r
street northwest; Francis McC. Crswell. 1101
+ street southwest; George Truesdell. Column
bia road: E. C. Nottingham. 923 Sd street
southeast; James Gourley, 625 7th street; Chas
Smiley, 943 Massachusetts, avenue; n E.
Jacobs, 231 8th street southeast; Ed w. Rol-
Inns, 50 Defrees street; L. l.. Dent, 1413 G
street northwest; J. Eaken Gadsby, 1871 Goth
street.
Petit Jurors-Sam'l. Samstag. $40 9Th street
northwest; Clarence Norment, 1910 Sth street
northwest; John Chute. 2040 10th street; j. P.
Greer, 423 9th street northwest s. H. Wheeler,
Morgan house. Georgetown; John Ii. O'Don-
nell, 341 Pennsylvania avenue southeast; Victor
Boyer, Giesboro' road; julius Rosenthal 922
street northwest; ID. Crowley, 111S Pennsylva-
mia avenue northwest; Hezekiah Caywood, 91s
4th street southeast; ]. G.. Johnson, 1921 NJ
street northwest; ]. G.. Smith, 610 F street
northwest; S. L. Willett. 1914 street north
west; ". b. Clagett Brightwood avenue; Jas
Barry Adams, 1926 10th street northwest; Laid
Ter Mackall, 1898 22d street northwest; NJ r.
Goddard, 3Oth and M streets northwest; Chas
H. Burgess, 1341 H street northwest; Jas Lock-
head. 1404 Pennsylvania avenue; Henry G.
Craig, $40 NJ street northwest John P. V. Rit-
ter, 14l1 9th street northwest: VIM. Muirhead,
1926 14th street northwest; Geo. NJ Kengla.
Rockville turnpike; Sam1. Pierre, 23l7 H street
northwest; Edw. H. Chamberlain. ia ID street;
L. s. Williams, 610 9th street northwest
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

ALBAUGHs.-''The Henrietta"
NAIIoNM--London Gaiety Company.
USTyERsALIsT CHURcH.-Wagner Society Con-
fert.
SHILOH PASORAMA.-The SIidgets.
HERMAN s.-Variety and Burlesque.
GLOBE.-Yariety.
CENTRAL HAIL--Prof. Carpenter.
HARRIs My Partner"
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PuRE BLoop

Is absolutely in order to have perfect health
Hoods sarsaparlla is the great blood purifier quickly
conquerng scrofula salt rheum and all other insdous
enemies which attack the blood and undermine the
health 1t also builds up the system, dyspepsia
and sick headache and that tired feeling
have taken two bottles OF Hoods ssrsaparilla for
salt rheum and dyspepsia, with which was troubled
very much. After taking this medicine am feeling
as well a. ever in my lifc.p @. W. ROSE PottsviEe,
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Trusts and Combines are Not New.


From the Canadian Law Times.
In 4S3 A. ID. the Emperor Zeno issued the
following edict to the pretorian project of
Constantinople Code w., So:
1--WE command that no one may presume to
exercise a monopoly of any kind of clothing. or
of fish, or of any other thing serving for food
or for any other use whatever its nature NAV
be, either of his own authority, or under a re-
script OF an emperor already procured. or that
may hereafter be procured, or under an i'm
perial decree, or under rescript signed by
our majesty; nor may any persons combine or
agree in unlawful meetings that different kinds
of merchandise may not be sold at less price
than they may have agreed upon among them
selves. Workmen and contractors for build
ings and all who practice other professions
and contractors for baths are entirely pro-
hibited from agreeing together that no one
may complete work contracted for by another.
or that person may prevent one who has con-
tracted for a work from finishing it: full lib
erty is given to any one to finish work begun
and abandoned by another without apprehen-
sion OF loss and to denounce all acts of this
kind without fear and without cost And if
any one shall presume to practice monopoly
let his property be forfeited and himself con-
demned to perpetual exile. And in regard to
the principals OF other professions, il they
shall venture in the future to fix price upon
their merchandise and to bind themselves by
agreements not to sell at lower price. let
them be condemned to pay 40 pounds of gold.
Your court shall be condemned to pay so
pounds of gold If it shall happen through
avarice, negligence. or any other misconduct,
the provisions of this salutary constitution for
the prohibition of monOpOlies and agreements
among the different bodies of merchants shall
not be carried into effect"
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The Wholesale Liquor Dealers association of
New York have presented an address to the
legislature charging that dealers using certain
brands of liquors are not disturbed by the
police for violations of the excise laws.
Speakers before the national electric light
convention in Chicago are divided in opinion
as to the success of underground wires.
In San Francisco Wednesday Emma Bennett,
saleswoman in store handling Japanese goods
shot Emanuel Davis twice and then either COM
mitted suicide by shooting herself or was shot
by Davis. She died two hours later Davis is
dangerously wounded. The cause of the shoot
ing is unknown.
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A RECOMMENDATION TO MERCY-Yesterday in
the Criminal Court, verdict of guilty, with a
recommendation to mercy, was found in the
case of Daniel Thompson, charged with the
grand larceny. January %, of a satchel con-
tanning watch and money of Mrs. Margaret
Howard. The testimony was that the boy had
been employed by Mrs. Howard, and when ar
rested he told where the property could be
found. In the Police Court he pleaded guilty.
He. however, denied the theft and said he did
not understand what he was doing when he
pleaded in the Police Court.
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HOT COFFEE IN MISUTE.-Best in the world
and One-half saved. Parties who wish to make
large quantities of coffee or tea for inaugural
day viii be wise 70 secure Frank Ricker's one
minute pots or urns. On exhibition few DAYS
longer az G. C. CoRSwELI. Il SoS's, 1i12 and
14I4 Pennsylvania avenue.
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ASSIyERsARY BALL.-The second annual ball
and anniversary OF the Columbia Brewers
Relief ASSOCIATION was held last evening at
Edefs hall During the evening a handsome
nag, which the association has purchased was
delivered to them by the committee. Prof
kuerschuer making the presentation speech.
The aitalr was IN charge of the following: Ex-
eeutive eommittee-karl Heurich chairman:
John schulz Chas. KOsche, Chas. Koch, Ernst
Naeke. Reception committee-Julius Wagner
Herin. Berens, John Leiteh, Chas. Kozel.
Jacob Fuchs. Floor managers-Chas. Luerig
Ietsr Irometer, Christ. Schlag, John Binder,
CHRIS. Seitz.
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CITY ITEMS.
All Havana

Consols Tobacco Cigarettes. A new idea.
without an equal. No paper, no scraps, no
drugs. The Consols Cigarettes are equal to an
imported Havana cigar, and cost but Is cents
per package of ten cigarettes.
They have been on the market of Washing
ton two weeks and are for sale by nearly all
first-class dealers. We say nearly ALL because
ated."
An appreciative public have made demand
SURPRISING all record, and the dealers who have
waited are fast falling into line.
Call for them, and take nothing else. A
dainty delicacy. Long Havana filler; all to-
bacco. Free and unauthorized. No drugs to
poison.
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that want to buy Furniture. Carpets. Oil-Cloths,
Msttilgs. Rugs. &c. Go to the largest install
ment house in the city. Special Inducements
10 cash buyers at j. G. SLarERs
80 and Sl2 Penn eve s. e. Capitol Hill
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

For the District OF Columbia. Maryland, and
Delaware. fair: warmer; variable winds.
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6 ROGERS BIOS. TRIPLE-PLArED KNIVES
only SL9o. J. ". SCHAzFFR q Bro
1920 eth ST NV
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That Blessed Terrier.

From the Boston Advertiser,
The habit which the society lady has of doting
on her pet terrier, for all it has been held up
to ridicule ''time out of mind" as our English
friends, Dickens and Thackeray, were fond of
saying, remains much a universal point
in society life as ever; and the strangest part of
the matter is that no one ever has met lady
afflicted with this fondness for the small and
helpless-looking canine who seemed to realize
that good part of the world regards her mania
as ludicrous. There is a very rich Boston lady
who has a beautiful daughter of about sixteen
summers-and a terrier. Only in the most cas-
ual manner is the lady known to refer to the
daughter, who, however, although she has sell
dom the pleasure of the maternal companion
ship is looked after with assiduous care by a
servant and sent nightly to bed at an early hour
that when the season of her debut arrives, she
may astonish the world by her freshness and
beauty. The lady undoubtedly cherishes pride
for her daughter, but it is the terrier who is
her inseperable companion. 81 do not know
what l should do without her. She is such
blessingi You have no idea what comfort it
is to me, on returning late at night from a
Of the stairs to welcome mer This was over
heard at a reception the other evening" 1t re-
ferred, not to the daughter, but to the terrier
Count Herbert Bismarck cynically says: 1.-THE
only advantage Of better society is that its mo-.
rality is worse"
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No ABATEMENT in the closing out sale of the
entire stock of clothing for men and boys at
half price. and no wonder. All our $50 over
coats going at Sl5. All our SIS overcoats GO
ing at $3.50. All our 800 overcoats going at
SlO. All our SIS overcoats going at 81. so. All
our Sl2 OvercOGts going at Sc. All our $40
overcoats going at IS. All our 50 overcoats
going at $3.50. Business, dress and full
dress suits at just 30 cents on the dollar. Boys
suits and Oyercoats of all sizes at just one-haf
OF former prices. II will pay to buy for future
use 500 pairs odd pants at 50 cents on the dol
lar. OAK HAL. corner 10th and Z streets.
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PERPETRATORS FOR THE INAUGURAL.

PREPARATIONS FOR THE INAUGURAL
Important notice for
Hotel Keepers, Boarding House Keepers,
Restaurant Keepers and HOusekeepers.
The FAIR, Sl2 It'll ST. n. w..
Has received an immense stock
OF White China Ware of all kinds,
Which was shipped here specially
To be sold prior to the Inaugural.
The Special Sale of these goods
Will be held on Saturday, February
29d. commencing at O'Clock m.
The goods will be ready and exhibited
In our Sth street Annex Friday. February d.
Tea Cups only at SEC. per dozen,
Tea Cups and Saucers. for 35c.
Coffee Cups and Saucers, 6 for &c.,
Square-shaped Ind. Buffers. 22c. per doz.
Hotel Ind. Buffers. 15c. per dozen,
Covered Buffers. at &c.,,
Oval Dishes at Ole. 05c., O6c.. and upwards.
Covered dishes. different sizes.
Bakers different sizes, Casseroles.
Fruit Plates. Egg Cups, Bowls,
Soap dishes. ETC., etc, etc., etc.
Ali these goods are marked
To about one-half their actual
Value. This viii be one of the
Largest sales of White Goods ever held
In any retail House in the L. s.
THE FAIR, Sl2 9TH st. NV.
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TEASPOONS. Rogers Bros. celebrated plated
ware. A !, only 51.JO.
j. W. SCHAEFER 4 Bro.
1920 9TH ST NV
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HIVE your corsets fitted at 1905 F st.

THos. p. MORGAN. JR., 1914 ST. can effect
insurance on your life from $1,000 to S1,000,-
00O. Write for estimates
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NORMAN B. SMITHS FUNERAL.-The funeral
Of Norman b. Smith will occur tomorrow
morning at his residence. 1917 n street. He
was eighty years of age, having been a resident
OF this city for over forty years. He was born
in New York state, and during his early life
took an active part in the politics of his native
sta
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Hattie f. Richmond Again.

SHE Is SENTENCED TO THE CHICAGO woRKHoUsE
FOR DIsoRDERLY CONDUCT.
Mrs. Hattie E. Richmond, who has appeared
in the Chicago police court several times
within the past few weeks, charged with dis
orderly conduct, was up again Wednesday
morning and was sentenced to the Bridewell.
She claimed to have held positions under the
government in various departments at Wash
ington, secured through the influence of the
late Secretary Folger, Speaker Carlisle and
other prominent men; that she was prosecuted
here and driven away, and that she had since
then been member of two or three theatrical
companies, her last engagement being with
Fanny Davenport. 1t was also alleged that
she was the occasion of column after column
of gossip in the Washington papers some time
ago. When sentenced to the workhouse We'd
nesday morning, after a protracted effort to
get her to put on sufficient clothes to make
decent appearance in court, she declared that
she would commit suicide rather than go to the
Bridewell. Finally, on her representation that
Miss Davenport would pay her fare to New
York. the execution Of the sentence was post
poned.
In this city the woman figured under this
name of Harriet Richmond, which she frankly
admitted was an assumed one. She was ar
rested here a number of times and was sent to
the workhouse, where she spent a number of
days. Each time she was arrested she was in
toxicated and abusive, and claimed that her
arrest was prompted by a Congressman, who
wanted to get her out Of the way. She was
furnished transportation to Michigan, where
she said, her parents resided, but she got off
the train at Baltimore, sold her ticket, and re-
turned here. The last time she was arrested
here she was furnished transportation and re-
leased on condition that she would 90 to
Michigan.
To ACCOMMODATE their friends and patrons,
n n Il. At
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MEN's AND BOYS unlaundered shirts. rein
forced front and back, only 44c. at A Stems,
gO4 9Th ST.
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THE COURTS.

CRIMINAL CouRr-y,dge Montgomery
Yesterday, Frank Washington. larceny from
the person; guilty. Dennis Mcdonald, grand
larceny and horse stealing; guilty of grand
larceny. John H. Simms, bigamy; thirty days
given to settle bills OF exceptions. Daniel
thompson, grand larceny; guilty; recon-
mended to mercy.
CIRCUIT COURT, DIVISION No. 1-Chief Justice
Bingham.
Yesterday, Hamilton Vs. Michaels; verdict for
defendant Hood agt. Minikeim; verdict for
plaintiff. Cissel & Co. agt. Smith; judgment
confessed.
EQUITY CouRT-yudge Cor.
sNesterday, Downham agt. Hale; sale ratified
and reference to auditor. Petingale agt. Bar
ker, time to take testimony limited Solger
agt. Solger; leave TO file answer and cross bill.
Wander Bergher agt. Wander Bergher; re-ex-
animation OF witnesses ordered. Lochboehler
agt. Walter; time to take testimony limited.
Taylor agt. Duncanson; investment of fund
directed Spalding agt. d. c.; final decree
granting injunction; appeal. Hughes agt.
Hughes; ordered on calendar of present term.
Langan agt. Langan; testimony before Ed
ward Sutherland, examiner, ordered As
Segment unchanged.
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To HnTsEKErpEES

DECORATED CHAMBER SET with jar to match
only S4.9S. j. W. ScHAEFER & Bro.
1910 9TH ST NV
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BUY Your Coal. Coke and Wood from JOHN
son BROTHERS, the leading firm in the Dis
frict
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FINSEY's COMPOUND SYRUP OF BUcHU positive
cure for all diseases of the kidneys, bladder,
and urinary organs. 18th and SITS. NV
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MERRITT & yAS WAGNER Gallery. 925 Penn.
ave-. will be open all day tomorrow. the 3D.
for sIttings.
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A banquet was given at the Normandie last
night TO the commander-in-chief of the Grand
Army of the Republic, Gen. Warner, of Mis-
souri,. Past Department Commander Chas. p.
Lincoln acted as toast-master. NJ. A. H. G.
Richardson was chairman of the executive
committee. Responses to toasts were made
by Gen. Van Yliet, Col. II. L. Swords, Gen. s.
5. Burdett. Col. Vincent. DR.. Ruth, Gen. Van
dever. Representative O'Donnell, Col. s. NJ.
loeman. Col. T. J. Thorp, NJ. NJ. Brooks, John
McE.roy and Capt. Thos. II. Mckee
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FLAGS.
FLAGS.

DoS'T miss cieaning-out sale at W. II
HOeke's. Read advertisement in POST
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LATEST SHAPES mems Felt DerDys. S1.5O and
q. Extra value. \ T. Lewis 1876 18th ST.
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We have 30.CO0 yards striped bunting with
stars for decorating purposes, which we will
sell at
DC. yard.
LANsBURGH 4 Bro,
420 to 426 18th St
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SUPERFLUoUs HAIRS destroyed by electri
needle. Mrs. DR.. GABRIEL. 1921 c. ST. NV
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Grand Army Flag Canes. Any and every
thing in the line of flags and decorations
Buildings decorated. NJ. q. COPELAND Il Co..
Flag Manufacturers. 4O9 18th ST. NV.
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VALUABLE LIBRARIES AT AuCTIox-There is
now ready for examination at Thomas Dowl-
IngB anctlcn rooms. I1th and PENNSYLVANIA
avenue, collection OF valuable law and miscel-
ianeogs books, 70 be sold at public action Mon
day, February Is. az 7aO O'Clock Catalogues
now ready for distribution.
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CONSOLIDATED CIGARETTE Co.



25ct. ''RoyaI Liquid GIueoM
Double Strength! Treble Quantity! Mends
Broken Glass. Furniture, China, Metals and
Everything else Solid as Rock! Sold by Lans-
burgh. Boston Dry Goods, Boston Varieties.
Baums, Palais Royal and all Druggists and
urocers. f21-eo
Wonders! for children. Jay Gould's 9Th st.6
Furniture! Furniture! Having sold NV
stock and store on It'll st. NV, 1 will close out
my entire stock in warehouse, 622 II st. n W. .
comprising Bedsteads, Cots. Mattresses. Tables.
Suits, and about 1000 chairs, below factory
price. 1t will pay you to give me call.
WIN. LowENrHAL,
622 H st. NV
Favors, studies scrap pictures. Gould's,
421 9Th.
Heurich's Bottled Maerzen Beer. Tele-
phone call 634-3. SIN
6 Teaspoons, Rogers Bros. celebrated
plated ware, A l, only S1.50.
J.W. scHAEFER Il BRo.,
tml 1920 It'll st. NV.
Heurich's Bottled Maerzen Beer. Tele-
phone call 634-3. 3m
An eat-thing-a mosquito. A neater
thing-a. bottle OF DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup. Is
cents.
Rogers Bros. Triple-Plated Knives
only Sl.9S. j. w. ScHAEFER 4 BRo.,
II l020 9TH st. NV.
,Heurich's Bottled Maerzen Beer. Tele-
phone call 634-3. 3m
Phillips Digestible Cocoa
Furnishes nutriment and adds digestion. leo
Decorated Chamber Set with jar to
y. W. ScHArrER q BRo
tn 1000 It'll st. NV.
Quick Stop for Headaches.
Relieves any headache in Is minutes. eo90
Heurich's Bottled Maerzen Beer. TeIe-
phone call 634-S. 3m
Tested by Time. For Bronchial affections,
Coughs, etc., BRowx's BRoxcKIAL TnocHEs
have prooed their efficacy by q test Of many
years. Price, Is cts. coax
Peerless Dyes
Are the best Sold by druggistG eoly
Heurich's Bottled Maerxen Beer. Tele-
phone call 6S4-S m
For Bright, Quick Fire and cheap.
clean fuel buy Warrington Gas Light Company
Coke. JoMxBoN BnorHxss,
Sm Exclusive Agents.
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MrsIc AND REcrrATIoxs.-A particularlv sue-
eessinl entertainment vas given BY Golden
hoie lodge, No. n, I. o. o. f.. ON Tuesday
evening The music ard recitations were ex-
eeiientiy rendered, notable feature being the
Barrister. The others participasing were Miss
Hattie Risehie, Mrs. G. Smith. Miss Gertrude
tnn3s, and Mr.. II. X. W. Patterson.
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HOODS sARsAPARILLA

Il have been troubled. by scrofulous affection all
my NE 1t Is one Of the marked reconections of my
boyhood days, and for several years has rendereme
unable to labor much. 1 think Hoods sarsaparilla
which have been using at Intervals for ten years.
the best thing have ever taken am now sixty and
my general health seems better than ever.n H. d.
ABBOTT, Warren NJ H.