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$3 gal, 75c. qt bottle, No. Rye Whisky
Best in the world for the money.
ml3-s-tr MCGEE's $50 d near 7th st.
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Send &c. Postage to Domectic S. NJ Co., 18th
d II, for New Fall Fashion Catalogue. Free.
s30-5t
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whether you want to buy now or later. All We
want is to have you look at our line Of 50 Der
bies. You've often paid IS for one that was no
better. FRANC d Sos. One Price,
1t Cor It'll and ID sta
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CastOriu.
When baby was sick we gave her Castoria.
When she was a Child she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children she gave them CastoriA
ial6-th stuly
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A Series of Serious Academia.

About 7:3O o'clock last evening John Long
worth and his daughter were riding tandem
bicycle. At 14th and Z streets the young lady's
foot was caught in the machine and badly
crushed. She was taken to l412 street north
west and received surgical aid
This morning about $50 o'clock Henry
Burch. clerk at Davis commission house, 9i9
ID street northwest met with a serious accident
lie fell down tho elevator shaft, and sustained
fracture of the right leg near the knee and
was badly bruised about the body. He
was taken to the Emergency Hospital, and at
tended by DR.. Middleton.
About 6 o'clock last evening Madeline Belts,
aged seven years. living at 923 street south
west, was run over by one of q. W. Cissel 4
Cos Hour wagons, and was seriously injured.
She Would Not Have Them Vaccinated.
The Baltimore Sun today says: Mrs. Widde-
combe of Washington, with her two children.
were passengers on the Allan line steamship
Nova Scotian, which arrived Yesterday from
Liverpool and Halifax. When the assistant
physician boarded the vessel at quarantine he
discovered that Mrs. Widdicombes children
had not been vaccinated. He was about to per-
form the operation, when Mrs. Widdicombe
protested and ultimately prevented him. The
doctor allowed the ship 10 depart, but tele-
phoned to the health department what had oc-
cured. DIR. Sydney o. Heiskell, chief quaran-
tine physician, met the Nova Scotian and in
troduced himself to Mrs. Widdicombe. She
again opposed the vaccination of the little
ones Dr. Heiskell then gave orders to call
the southern district patrol wagon and told
the lady that she would he arrested under the
sanitary laws. She said she would permit her
children to be vaccinated only by her own
physician in Washington, but Dr. Heiske!ls
positive stand, which he explained was his
sworn duty, at last caused Mrs. Widdicombe to
consent ana the children were vaccinated.
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Use "Teaberry" and you will ind
Your Teeth become AZ pearls;
Twill fragrant make the Breath of all,
Boys, Women, Men and Girls.
s30-eo3t E.P MERrz.
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TAKE NonroLx boat SUNDAY at 5nm.

GOLDEN Rob AND FIsHiSo Rops-October's
first Sunday at Marshall Hall See advertise
ment
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HUTcHISs, DULKLEY & Co., 1903 Pennsylvania
avenue, have Tor sale inducements in business
property on G street and yicinity
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STAGE EXCURSIONS.

nEMiII,s TALLY no COACH LINE LEAvks
- 80 ~ LIN 81 n hound trip Arlington. % m.
ana pm 3oc, soldiers HOME, o an pn SOC
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MUSCULAR STRAINS

PlMPLES, black heads. red. rough. chapped ant
oily skin cured by CUTICURA SOAP.
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and pains back ache. weak kidneys. rheumats m ant
cheat pains relieved In ONE MINUTE by the CUTI
CURA AS1I-PAIN PLASTER. the first and onl,
ins tantaneous pain killing plaster ol-wks
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WESLEY HEIGHrs. adjoining the grounds Of
tae great Methodist University, sells rapidly
The most beautiful suburban location. High,
dry aud slightly. Prices 10 to 20 cents n foot
JNo. L. WAGGANAS. corner l4th and Il streets
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First-cass restaurant Oysters received
daily and served in every style. Finest ladies
and gents dining room in the city. Dining
room open Sunday.
lt> r. w. MORGAN Proprietor.
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FoR FISHING TACKLE at low prices go to
TAPPAS's, 1913 Pa. ave.
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Three doors from 9th st.


WHERE Do YoU buy your drugs and what do
rou pay for them? See E. +. MERTz's article
bp page l6.
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Drs. Benson & Mannakce, Specialists in
Skin and Nervous Diseases and Electricians
Superiuous hairs, warts, moles, marks. tumors
and all blemishes perfectly and permanently
removed and electricity used in any form II de-
sirablc. Office: 1912 G st. NV, Washington,
u. Z. o9-5t
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Druggists ut Mount Vernon.

The members of the Wholesale Druggists As
ISOLATION which has been in convention here for
several days. ended up their meetings yester-
day by trip to Mount Vernon on the Charles
Manchester as the guests of the Baltimore men,
bers of the association. A delightful trip was
had and everything was done by the entertain
ing party for the pleasure Of their guests
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-04

VIZ MEET ANY and all prices advertised on
moquette and other carpets. Come and see US
and We will save you money. W. Ii. HoEKE,
Penn. ave and Sth street.
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Buy Your Coal OF ]. MAUEY DOVE. ONLY
highest grades Of family coal handled. jyl5-tf
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Dog Collars Engraved and Razors Hone
free. d. n. WALFoRD, Cutler. Al Pa. ave. lts
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Be SURE to read what T. P. MERIT has to say
on the subject of medicine. Page 16.
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CARPETS CAMPHoRAIED ana made moth proof
free Of charge. Umpire CARPET CLEANING
WORKS, 63l-G35 Mass. ave. NV. Telephone 425-2
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Gold Spectacles and Eye Glasses. l. Alex
ander, Optician. WALFoRD, ATT Pa ave. It,
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BUY YoUR Coal. of j. MAURY DOVE Only
tighest grndes Of family coal handlad
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CaSfOriu.

For Douglas Celebrated Shoes 60 to
TAPPAN's, 1913 Pa. ave. OHM
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Morgan House, 32d Ct, Above NJ

80 Dress Forms Sold for 81. 0S for
: days only: October 6, and 8, at Domestic
Sewing Machine Rooms, It'll and II sta o4-Ss
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SOME plain statements by Z. p Mertz in re-
gard to the Wholesale Druggists Association
will be found on page l6. Iead them.
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Tue BUFFALO STANDARD SCALES" accuracy
guaranteed, to which we invite the attention of
market men and grocers. Sole agents for the
District. We also make specially of putting
up fve-ton wagon and coal scales. Mechanics
Tools of all descriptions at lowest prices.
CHAs. I. CARTER & Co.,
Thrae doors from 9th 81. COG Pa ave NV
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6AKN
A
X
j usr LAsDrDr

We have opened today another line Of half
dozen styles Of IMPORTED JACKETS. We
hurried them through bond that We might open
business Monday morning with them present.
You'll tnd 'em different from anything else
in the city-diherent from anything sre'rc got
and If you don't think them extraordinarily
rich and elegant Wen lose our guess
This news about the rise in PLUSHES comes like
thunder-clap right In on one Of the most popular
things Of the season. That's always the way. Now
don't you know the prices are apt to creep mp on
what's in stock already in places? Irl be done
silently where 1t il done. NEVER HERE,
THOUGH From no cause whatever were wc ever
guilty Of marking MP the price anything.
We've an assortment Of Pushes that to buy over
again to-day would cost us nearly double-wALK.
Frs COMBINATION PLUSH-the best made are
most Of them But every garment 10 yours 1T
our FIRST. ORIGINAL and ONLY PRICE when
they're al gone-vell-we shall zee We won't Dor.
row troubl0
! sAKs AND COMPANY, 1
A IMPORTERS wITHAI. 4
< PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND sEvENrH /
9 STREET. q
= AXIS tO4I SAX 8
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SUNDAY At MARSHALL HALI---see advertise
ment
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New Domestic Monthly and Fashion Sheets
for Oct Just out Domestic s. NJ. Co, It'll 4 II.
s30-5t
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For ALL KINDS of ammunition go to TAP
PANS, 1913 Pa. ave.
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Breech Leaders for hire. Go to TAPpAS's,
1918 Pa. ave oI-In
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1NHoMAs BOWLING. Auctioncer.
HIGHLY VALUABLE FARM NEAR The CITY

On IHURsDAY AfTEkNOON, OCTOBER six
TELNTH $50. AT THREE O'CLOCK X, on the prem
ises shall sell valuable Farm Of about lO2 scres on
the CoesSile piKe. adjoining the Mc,,eney fgral Mr.
Carkes and White OAKS, about miles from the city;
es beautifully. IL hnely wooded soil fine and 10 we'll
vAtered.
Terms 0ne-half cash, balance in one and two years
with notes tearing interest aud secured by deed Oh
trust or all cash. at option OF purchaser all convey
ancing and recording al purchasers cost. s2OO de-
o4-dis THOMAS BOWLING. Auct,op.~r
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FoR BAReAISs in breech leaders 60 to TAI
PANS, 1913 Pa. ave.
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AUCTION SALES

1NRusLkEs, sALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
hhhL ESTATE IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY,
,MahhiLAND NEAR ~bEIHEsDA," A SHORT
PIKE
virtue OF certain DEGREES Of the Circuit Court for
Montsomery county. Maryland. sitting an equity
court, PASSED ~ cause No 942. wherein Laura v Gov.
ING anu others are com plsnsnts aud Blanche ling
shd others are Defendants we. the undersgncd trus
.eet Will oner for sale AZ public auction the PREM
lses, on SATURDAY, The TwEN1Y-FlFIH DAY
of OCTOBER. A. ID. 1880, st fOUk O'CLOCK p NJ,
ali that tract or parcel Of land lying Montgomery
county Maryland. whereof the late Atwell Gowlinr
oed seized and pOssessed containing about 40 Acres
more or les. more particularly mentioned and de-
ssrosa N the proceedings IA said With the I'm
pro,ements thereon, consisting . large frame
dwelling house, barn and out0uiidings
Terms CT sale: One third of the purchase money 10
De lhlu on the DAY OF sale the thereof
of the said court the balance equal INSTALL
ents IN one and two years from the date said
oeferred aynent- TO bear interest the date 81
sale and 10 oe secured by the sisle bills the pur-
chAsei or purchasers. with q surety surcties 10
approved by the said the ottion
OF the purchaser or purchasers. 1he title 10
talned by the trustees until full payment of tue pur
rhsse money. All conNeyanclne snd recording aI the
st OF the purchaser purchasers $500 Deposit re-
CURED 81 the time the PROPERTY - knocked down,
CHAPLIN BROWN,
- BIB AZ St NV
ANDREW Vs. Dl VAIL.
" 452 La. NV.
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House Il HERENASS's for furniture and car
pets Cash or credit Sec adv't page f.
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Piles! Pilesi Piles!-Dr Williams Indian
Pile Ointment is the only lure cure for Blind,
Bleeding or Itching Piles ever discovered 1t
never fails TO cure old chronic cases Of long
standing. WILLIAMS MIRO. Co., Cleveland,
Ohio. ia25-s. tn tn l5Ot
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ONE Quart of IL whisky for 75c Can't be
beat CHAs. KRAMER,
737 I'll, It NV
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CITY ITEMS.


Send twenty-five cents to the Ladies' Home
Magazine. Philadelphia, Pa. and they viii send
you the Magazine for . whole year and pre-
MUM worth nearly % monthly. II ID the most
wonderful offer yet made. It,
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THE PArAwoAEcK.
- NOW OPEN FOR GUEsT4
.RfGULAR DINNER q.
gpICIAI. DTUNvp IA cARTI

m GLEN ECHO rALLY-Ho Win leave ths Sun
Bo0d1n9 % 4:l5 Pm. retur0tuW % nm.
1Scksts for desirr should he sssnrsd befoes.
hapd. payttes tho Il tour ynoss Of
the sun building Will 10 called soG 1tokooo -
reserved " seaephone-SJ-1 ~
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Watches and Jewelry Repaired and Engrav-
ing done at bottom prices. FRANK, 46l:Pa. ave- IL
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Star Spring Water.
Saratoga Star Spring Water for sale in bot
ties and by the glass by all druggists. SAM'L
G. PALMER, Agent. ja25-s, tn, thl5Ot
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For Gymnasium Suits, all grades, 60 to
TAPPANs, 1913 Pa. ave. o1-lm
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500 More of Those Mems Fine Saxony
Wool 81. so German Hand-knit Jackets. selling
so rapidly at Sl.49 in all colors at C. AUrR.
BAcHs, TIN and II, Domestic Sewing Machine
Agency. o3-2t
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

FORECAST I'LL EIeHr An. SUNDAY.
For the District Of Columbia, Maryland and
'ir ginia. fair weather.; northwesterly winds, be-
oming variable; slightly warmer sunday.
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DUBLlC SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
l. IN 0EOkGE1OwN, 1MPhOh ED 81 A TWO
STORY FRAME HOUSE, KNOWN AS $685. D
STRICT.
In order to close estate. and by direction Of the
heirs wih sell NJ public auction, trout Of the
premises. on MONDAY, the ThIh1 ZENITH DAY OF
OCISBER. 1890. ut HALf-PASr fOUR u CLOCK 4.
NJ. all that certain parcel Of ground lying being
IN Georgetown. DC, aud described n tine west "a
feet trout on street by depth Of 81 feet SIN
street OF Lot 81 IN square %, together with the
provements. &c,
Terms: one-third cash. residue IN two equal ray
ments AT one and two years respectively. Ier cent
interest yab half yearly secured by deed Of trust
on the property. all each. at option purchaser
800 deposit at time OF SAFE Terms 20 be complied
with IN ten days OF the properly will he resold
faultna purchasers coet risk. All cuuyry anciug.
&c, at purchasers cost THoS. DoMLINC.
.-- Auctoneer
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=, For Foot Ball Sweaters, 90, es, "a, go to
TAPPAN's 1913 Pa. ave. OHM
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BEsr QUALITY Of main springs. guaranteed,
81. X. e.. HISEs, Oils 9Th street NV.
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No Crude, clumsy, costly mixture 10 Saliva
ton Oil. 1t is cheap and good. 25c
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CAKs

II you viii read our other ann
you may DO able to profit by il.
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,.a.. Auctioneer.
u ATCLIFrE. DARR 4 co. Auctioneers.
~ go Penn, ave. N ~

- e2O fenn.aye. nv.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF TWENTY EIGHT VALUABLE
BUILDING LOTS On 9TH, 10Th. AND 4
SHEETS AND MARYLAND AfENuE SOUTH
On MEDNE,DAY AFTERNOON. OCTOBER
FIFTEENTH. 1890. BEGINNING AT FOUR
O'CLOCK. we will offer for sale by public auction in
front of the respective premises
1MENIA-ElGHT DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS
IN sQUAhE 931,
being subdivision of original lots % 3 q & q. 10
III and IL IN SAID SQUARE,
These lots have ali eligible fronts on Maryland
avenue, street. 10th street and southeast
and the major portion run back alleys Is and so
ieet wide.
This sale presents elegant opportunity for invest
ment, real estate in this sectioI rapidly enaic-
Ing IN yaluo and should command the in
vestors aud Others As 1t will be sold n
purchasers.
Terms Of sale: One fourth cash. balance in one two
anc three years, with interest nj the OF Is per
cent per snnu, payable semi nnuAlly from day OF
sale and secured by deed Of trust the
or all cash. Ut til. purchasers ion deposit Of 5O
required each lot OF time of sale, otherwise the
utees reserve the right 20 resell the risk aud cost
Of the defauiting purchaser purchasers after i've
days adNertseinent an sOne newspaper published IN
Washington u q. All convey ancing and recording 81
the cost Of the purchaser II purchasers.
WILLIAM A. GOkDUN,l r--,.,..
JANIS r.. PAD6ETT, ! irus'ees
Plats OF the property subdivded with all Informal
tion can be obtained NJ the Office of the necrs
kAICLiff L, DAth d co, Auctaoneers,
o4-dSas S2O Pennsylvsnia ave N. ".
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nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.
~ Dth and sts. n ".

DUScANsoS Bros AuetiOp S,s -, n 60.
Sb r fATE or Il TsRE
H2ssIss SfrgRsF S ss{gSE1 Rsf'' COM
iisa fkTs Ibf r Ss skS M
hsk Eks AIR nI2 HAIR SLpTH fA s sy,Lts
ThnttS am S5A RsTtfm
FISE MALN9T ASP MinEok faoSr AIM.
9En MhhNESTT fHdfp Hs S BfiP; S S2sT MN
SNI BEAU fitL MafS6 Z DISK. skcks Sas
Mkfk kSP s ss8k oak s TABLES
DINiNS SHAiEs An APP s fYEstshiEss mSLNgT
S5 s,Hfsn RN E5ss hSS Bsi
100 sas HFry ys
OfkEa CARPETS
s sMS hS osonNaTAiSISa BErAKfAsT AND Din Din.
Disals MEAT fLATTERs. SOUP TUkEENs. GO.
LOT OF SHELVING. COUNTERS AND STORE
CHANcEKY SAFE OF xALuABLE IMPROVED
" MEN Me- SIXTH SIXTH And Sd s ss sihhhr BIZ
b. virtue Of q decree Of the Supreme Court Of the
4 Of saDs he I "a. % %
:s es e .Fs . os o9 al. and I king
pP rS1 Gf DAY ,ss s S * ne
ocIdck NJ Inc sol,osiss dsssrisss real e ss
situate IN the city Of Mashinston District Colun-
bia 70 All OF lot thirty four I3sD in Daniel Car
rolls subdivision Of square tour hundred and sixty.
two t46yl. ss per plat recorded IN Lber X iollos
l63 and l63 In the eurve Ufhce Of the Dsfrsct
COLUMBIA; SAID lot as improved BY comfortsble
| frame dwelling.
Terms Of sale: One third in cash, OF which s2o0
be paid at the sale and balance within
10 days thereafter the balance Of purchase money
six equal nstaments, three In year and three ip
after date with interest per per aus
payments 70 pe Represented oy purchasers notes 90
cash. All couveysncing and recording at purchasers
cost II terms OF sale not complied with within
10 dsys from day OF sale the property viii be resod
q puch.ssrs risk and Get stsf dsys notice IN shs
3Sl u 81 NV
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Held for the Kirkwood Robbery.

Lemuel Make, the negro arrested on .
charge Of robbing the cash register in Kirk
woods saloon on q street q few nights ago Of
Slf0 and lot OF cigars, was tried in the Police
Court this afternoon. Detectives Mattingly
and Wheeler gave evidence concerning the
arrest and the recovery of $40 and some cigars
They also produced about - worth of policy
slips, which were found on the prisoner. To-
bacconist Gwynne identified some OF the cigars
as the .'Kirkwood" brand, which are sold ex-
clusively in kirkwood's place.
Special Officer Grisson testified to seeing the
defendant near the place as late as 2:3O o'clock
on the morning of the robbery. The case was
sent to the grand jury; bonds, $500. 81. ..
OBSTRUCTION OF PoMPEII' tonight at At
lantic Park, 18th and streets Tickets at
BrentanO's tfo carly for aeats 1.1c . ~
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Lors selling very fast in Wesley Heights. "
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Phillips Digestiblc Cocoa
Furnishes nutriment and aids digestion.
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WATCHES CLEANED and guaranteed for one
year, Il. II. c. HINES. Oils 9th street G.w.
Do Nor Buy anywhere until YOU have seen
Wesley Heights, adjoining the grounds of the
great Methodist University. The most lovely
Ipot for rural homes. sale opens September
% and closes October IS. Frices 10 to zoe.
per foot JOHN F. WAGoAMAN,
Cor. lith and q sts NV.
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UNDER SUSPICION.
DR.. VIM. w. Beall and the Policemen
Who Suspect Him OF Robbing Graves.

DR.. Vim. W. Beall, who is awaiting trial in
the Criminal Court on a charge OF resurrecting
bodies from the Congressional Cemetery aud
potters field, was on trial in the Police Court
this morning, charged with using profane
language toward Officers Slack and hardwood,
who stopped him on Boundary street this
morning because they suspected that he was
engaged in the body scratching business Col.
W. A. Cook represented the doctor.
Ohicef Slack testified that his lieutenant in
structed him to keep lookout for the doctor,
as 1t had been reported that he was moving
about at late hours The officer said that he
saw him on Boundary street late one night not
long ago. The doctor drove his horse pretty
fast and turned into New Jersey avenue.
This morning. soon after two o'clock, witness
said that he and his partner were coming along
boundary street when they met the doctor.
Witness stopped him and the doctor said: -
- you. don't you stop me on the highway"
When questioned witness said: Every time
we meet the doctor suspect that he has a
dead body in his carriage or that he is going
after one"
Too much suspicion" remarked Col. Cook.
II don't think We have enough" said the
officer.
But the jury thought you had too much"
Il have more than ever now" retorted the
officer, although all We found in his vehicle
this time was long bag"
Judge Miller said that no one was disturbed
by the language and that such language was
not what the law contemplated Furnishing.
Inc charge was thercupon dismissed.
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Byrn's School Shoes, celebrated for their
wear. See them. 1914 l4th st. NV. o3-2t$
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OF TIRE WATER

Temperature and condition Of water at Z
a.m.-Grest Falls, temperature. &c; condition,
2 Receiving reservoir. temperature, 50. Con-
dition at north connection. 8; condition at
south connection, Sc: distributing reservoir.
temperature, 81: condition at infuent gate
house. So; condition at effiuent gate house, SO.
High tide in the river, 1904 pm; low tide in
the river, els pm.
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Ran MERrz's column on page 16. 1t will
suiighten you.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-08-24
LACE CURTAINS WAY 4 DOWN 4 IN PRICE,
Men Atwood oh& I@nMMW WOO nsHmvA dHeAn ,hrNe
Heavy wool Hose h5 or
Guaranteed Atwood
and Homemade.

Regular Zoe bleached 10 yards for 81
Large size Turkish towels worth zoe for Zoe
Full size white Turkish towels worth zoe for II
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-08-24
PEOPLES

rs pieces fancy cashmere, worth 4Oc for 81 f.
SO plain g g Csc Z" is s.
100 mohair dress goods 35c II T.
100 Amoskeg dress ginghams IL lie l.
500 standard prints 25 yards for ST
20 yards heavy sheeting for ST
Amoskeg check ginghams IL yards for ST
Home made dress fannels worth 45c. for 27 1-2
100 pieces standard oil cloth 25e per yard
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-08-24

1000 white dkeree worth 1925 dozen for soc doz
Mems all woo worth So suit for 81 suit
SO dozen unlaundried shirts worth soc for 35e