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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-13
THE MT. PLEASANT CARS.
Tho Citizens Committee VIII Go {
Congress Again.

The fighting men Of the Mt Pleasant increased
street car facilities agitators-Messrs. Judd,
Buckalew, Lipscomb, Matthews, Maj. Saxton,
DIR. Jameson and Gen. Swaim-held meeting
last night to talk over the situation and prepare
some new ammunition Chairman Judd re-
ported that the engineer depar tment Of the
District govern mont is ready TO 20 ahead with
the paving OF the east side OF l4.h street to
Park street and the consequent destruction Of
the existing car tracks, but il that were done
Mt. Pleasant people would probably have to
walk for awhile. He recommended action to
prevent this and resolution was passed re-
questing the engineer department to give the
street car company the grade lines a. soon as
possible so that the new tracks might be laid
at once and finished before the paving began.
Then the committee resolved itself into an
experience meeting. Several stories were told
OF alleged instances OF insolence on the part of
drivers and conductors on the extension line
since the introduction OF the transfer system,
and the petty annoyances that. as the narrators
claimed. are by the orders or With the knowl-
edge of the company, daiiy practiced on citi-
zens.
THE PROMISED CABLE LINE.
member said that he had information to
the effect that the company has promised to
run every other car to Mount Pleasant as soon
AS the douDie track Is lalu. ana anotner re-,
marked that he knew that the company had
bought ground for n power house for the 14th
street line, the tract in which Mr.. Haywards
Airy Castle" ia situated having been acquired.
Mr.. Lipscomb suggested the plan of inform
ing Congress that the company has never paid
taxes on the Mount Pleasant extension and
that this improvement is not carried on the
assessment books.
TO 90 TO CONGRESS.
committee consisting of Gen. Swain, Mr..
Lipscomb and MIR. Matthews was appointed to
go today to the Capitol and urge the introduc-
ton and passage of the bill already prepared
for the purpose Of compelling the company to
run its cars out to Mount Pleasant continu-
ousIy. letter was written to President Hurt
asking that the promised third car be put on
the Mount Pleasant line.
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PuR1rY AND STRENGTH

The former in the blood and the latter throughout the
system. are necessary to the enjoyment Of perfect
health. The best way to both take Hoods
Sarsaparilla. which expels all impurities rom the
blood. rouses the kidneys and liver. tina,
tired feeling and impars that freshness tho whole
body, which makes one feel perfectly well.
Il have taken not quite bottle of Hoods Sarsa-
parla and must il liz Of the best medicines fol
giving an appetite. urfyEg the blood and rex
the digestive organs that ever heard of. 1t did Inc
a great deal Of good" MRS n. A. STANLEY, Canss
totn, NY.
HOODS sARsAPAEILLA
Sold By all druggists 81 six tor &5. Prepared only
by c. l. HOOD CO. Apothecaries Lowell Mass.
100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR,
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ATTEND Woods Commercial School.-Adrt.
SUNDAY AT MARSHALL HALL. See advertisme
The Funeral Of w. G. Hill,

The Funeral of w. c. Hill.
The funeral Of the late ". c. Hill will take
place at the Church OF the Covenant on Mon
day the 18th instant at pm, tho Rev. DR..
George o. Little officiating. The interment
will be made at Rock Creek Cemetery, and the
following gentlemen will act as pail bearers:
Messrs. Isaac n. Martin, Thos c. Pearsall.
Benz. T.. Davis, Luther Harrison. j. ]. Darling
ton. 5. L. G. Morsell, Leon L. Dessez and Dr..
A. 7. Pardon.
Mrs. Hill and her oldest daughter, Miss
Bessie, arrived from Dresden at $50 last even
ing, and are the guests OF DIR. and Mrs. Pur-
man on Chapn street.
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The Golden Cross.

At the meeting of Meridian Commandery No.
l7s. U.O.G.C., Sir Knights Cough, Keck and
and Woodward were appointed committee on
directory OF members. Sir knight Woodward
gave an account of his recent visit to America
Commandery in New York city and to Bedford
Commandery in the carly part of the week.
Past Noble Commander Tucker announced his
probable removal to Minneapolis. At the meet
ing of Capital Commandery last evening there
was large attendance, including visitors from
Goodwill st. Johns. Meridian and Halcyon
communicates. The first degree was conferred
on MIR. John A. Roeder in an impressive man
ner. The music was led by Sir knight Beebe
of St. Johns Commandery, with Lady Murray
as organist. Interesting "reminiscences of their
trip to Boston were given by Lady X. j. Floy !
anu Vice Grand Commander Lady McCutcheu.
Prior to the meeting of the commandery a
meeting was held OF those members who were
guests OF Putnam Commandery at Somervilie,
Mass. at which a series of resolutions were
passed expressive Of the gratitude felt for the
hospitalities received from their New England
brethren,
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Potomac Conference A. NJ. Church

The Potomac District Conference of tho
African Methodist Church at Annapolis, Nd,
closed its three days session yesterday after
noon and adjourned. The ne 1t district con-
ference will be held at the Metropolitan
Church, this city, the date to be selected later
Last evening a reception was given to the
ministers III the church. A resolution was
adopted advising all pastors TO strive to take
from the sacred desk the Bible that is blend
ing of the old version with the new and have
III its place the plain old version.
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The Commissioner Not ResnonsihIe.

To the EtitOr of The EVENING STAR:
The very undignifed. but, perhaps, we'll
meant investigation of our commissioner of
pensions, Gen. Raum, has perhaps excited in
dignation, and very justly so in the minds Of
more people than myself who learned to ap-
preelate his merits as public officer when he
so efficiently performed the duties of commits
stoner of internal revenue Mr.. Cooper doubt
less meant well enough when he sought an III
Vestigation 20 bring out the ''ali night ND the
river between Pension Office officials and Mr.
Lemons clerks but how could Gen. Eaum in
any way be held responsible for this however
reprehenslble in fact it may have been us be-
tween the parties OF the all night" or course
ali the pension clerks. IL guilty as alleged,
should have been summarIiy dismissed the
service. but how could Gen. Raum have known
ofN IA matter OF fact assert of my own
knowledge that clerks IN the very division Cor
Father clerk that Mr. Lemons office has
principally TO do with in all his yoluminous
business has got positions for his friends On
MIR. Lemons clerical force on a personal
appeal. and has written repeatedly letters of
Recommendation for others for whom he
wished to secure similar appointments Such
procedure upon the part of u pension bureau
cnploye. whose official duties lay principally
with the office Of the attorney from whom he
wished such favors might be thought to the
average mind to SAVIOR OF q look of obliauity
not wholly consonant with the highest state OF
pubic morals, but can poor Raum be held re-
sponsible? think not. ANGUS.
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Hitch In a Real Estate Deal.

Louis p. Shoemaker has. by John Ridout,
flied bill against Hezekiah W. Greene for
specific performance of contract to sell COM
plsinant 20 acres of Poor Toms Last Shift
at S275 per acre. The complainant states that
he was engaged in the examination Of the title
and on the 1lth instant. before il was COM
pteted. the defendant notified him that the sale
was o6 and returned TO ElmirR NY
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ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

ALBAUGHs.-Miss Jane Coombs in THE
DfvsSInaker."
NArIoSAL-Thatcher's Minstrela.
HARRIs.-Miss Lillian Lewis in Credit Lor-
rdine.'
kEESAS's.-Sam Jacks Beautiful Creole
Company.
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Failed to Identify the Body.

Several persons called at the morgue yester-
day and viewed the body Of the unknown man
who died in the Emergency Hospital Sunday,
but no one could identity him. Photographer
Bell took an excellent likeness Of the dead man,
which may serve as the means of identification
In the future. The remains will be inferred in
potters field this afternoon.
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BLAxrrrs. SuAw1s. SILKS VzLvrrs.

DRESS GOODS.
Double White Wool Blankets. slightly soiled e. SO
81. ~ 30, t3. %. as, SO.
LADIES' CLOTH DRESS GOODS. one yard and q
half wide. ali lure Wool. Navy B.ue. BLACK. Brown.
Gieen, Garnet. cash bargain Doc.
yEky BEST QUALITY FRUIT OF LOOM COT.
TON. Que yard wide SIC.
IHmehse assortment Of Silks. 37I<c AGO. 45c. Soc.
O*c.. ISc. SIC, 81.
SILK Vetvets 50c.. &C, 75c, 81.
Very Finest Quality Lopsdsle Cambria l0c.
HENRIETTA CASHMERE, serge, nearly gard and
hau wide. pure wool sIeciai cash bargain DOC.
double width. 25c. :
Six MoHAIk BRILLIANTINEs. nsariy yard and .
quarter WIDE cash bargain 45c.
Ibsibreaan EnyIish Stockings. excellent quality;
IhhGE pairs Tor Soc >
Excelient Quality Canton Flannel Sc.
Heavy Bed Comforts 75c.. Sic. e.
LADIES' CLOTH DkESs GOODS, pure wool vida
double told. Ill colors. :.5c.
black SIX Mohair Brtlhantines. wide. double fold,
2be., jle. 31e.
(aRTER's CASH STORE
IN MARKET SPACE. NEAR TIN 81
CASH PURCHASE TO TIE AMOUNT or "A
ESrIrLEs THE PURoHAsER TO ONE OF oUR
sALUADLB i1IaxNTx snee
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This is 1900
A Wise Choice.

-. q. = sa.:-.-. INV YORK, July %, 1890
All other reports Baking Powders signed by pur-
porting be signed by Investigations made
several years ago.
IN view OF the present controversy purity
someness of baking powders have been requested
chemical examination of the leading
MY analysis of Clevelands Superior Baking vcrcs
The statement the LABEL that only ingredients used are
cream OF tartar bcarbonate of boh highest purity
and little flour to preserve the strength.
My analysis also shows "Cleveands Superior is free
from ammonia, alum, or other substitutes
Owing to the purity, strength, effective
ness, and constancy of composition of
Cleveland's Superior Baking Powder,
have adopted the same for use in my home.
HENRY A. MORT, Phi. D., LID
Late T. S. Government Chemist
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Sold everywhere. Price. CUTICURA. Soc SOAP
2oc. REsOLVENT, 81. Prepared by the POTTER
DRUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION, Boston.
VSend for How to Cure Blood Diseases"
BABl'S Skin and Scalp purified and beautifcd by
CUTlCURA SOAP. Absolutely pure.
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CUTlCuRA RESOIyENT.

The now Blood Purifier, internally ito cleanse the
blood Of all impurities and poisonous clements and
thus removes the eause,. and CUTICURA. the great
Skin Cure. and CUTICURA SOAP. exquisite Skin
Besutiher, externally ito clear the skin and scalp
and restore the hair, every disease and humor
of the skin and blood. from pimples to scroiulx.
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ALL AILMENTS OF THE FEET treated withou
pain. DIR. J. J. GEORGE IL Sons. Chiropodists
No. Ills Pa. ave. Hours, nm. to 6p.m
sundays, to II
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For the Comfort of tho Public

To the Editor Of THE EVENING STAR:
Has the progressive Metropolitan Railway
Company ever considered the benef. to the
public, as well as to their company. that would
result from neat shelter for transfer passen-
gers. conductors and car drivers at Dupont cir
Gle and = street. believe that the necessary
permit could be obtained. The present resorts
under he caves OF private houses will certainly
be declared nuisances when the houses are oc-
cupied. \.
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Transfers of Real Estate,

Deeds in fec have been fled as follows: J. NJ.
Henderson to c. NJ Acklen, lots % and "a,
block S. T. 4 BIS sub Mt. Pleasant: 8. Same
to J. W. Harper, lot IS, do, DO; E. Same to
Anna t. Hopperton, lot 20, do, do; s. l.
". Norllinser ct al to II. ?. Gilbert parts rs
to q. Old Georgetown; s3,35l. II. 7. Hutton
to X. ID. George, lots IL and IL, block 80, north
grounds Columbia University: =. W. z.
Lyons to II. q. Borden lot .. square 756; 8.
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The Prisoners Stairway.

Hereafter the prisoners brought to the Grim
inal Court for arraienment and trial will not
be compelled to pass through the crowd in the
court room, for q stair way is being constructed
from their apartments in the basement to the
dock in the court This will add to the secur-
lily OF the prisoners and will save them from
being stared at by the curious, as has been the
case heretofore when on their way to aud from
the court room.
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ADJUSTMENTS

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS THE World IN EIGHry
DAYS. the World IN Eighty Days
will be presented at Albaugh's Monday even
| ing. September Is. Everybody knows the ex-
ccllence of this performance. especially ii is
presented under The personal supervision of
both the Messrs. Eiralfy for the first time in
| several years. novel and original act is done
by the SalamDos. the dynamite wonders. The
new MikadO ballet has been transferred from
London IN all its oriental luxuriance Among
the many scenes presented is the snow storm
in the Rockies. realistic production o. a
Chinese palace, the Giants Causeway and many
Others. Imre and Boiossy kiralfy will both be
here TO superintend the production and it is OK
pected that their efforts will result in a COM
plete success. Two hundred people will be used
in this performance. The Messrs. Kiralfy have
just received from India the famous elephant,
MaZuek. which will take part in all the per-
formances during the week.
Harris BIJoU-'OUr In THE SrREEVs."-N.
$. Wood. popular young actor, will present
his latest success. Out In the Streets" at the
Bijou next week. The play is melodrama
taken from novel of the same name. The
dialogue is thrilling and the situations are cal
culated to gain the plaudits of popular price
audience Scenic realism is made one of its
special features and a number of effects are in
troduced which gain the approval of the spec
tators by their novelty and their fidelity to the
locality represented. They include an inn
pressive view of ST. Patrick's Cathe dral 5th
City Hall Park and the burning oil works at
Greenpoint. An excellent company appears in
support Of Mr.. Wood. Tonight Miss Lillian
Lewis in Credit Lorraine"
KERSAy's-THE PARTISAN FOLLY COMPANY.-
The Partisan Folly and Spectacular Company.
five big shows in one, will be ut Kernan's next
week to inaugurate new in amusements.
There is a strong olio of specaties and novelty
acts. The famous Partisan folly dance. Ia men,
net, executed by sixteen beautiful young ladies
in gorgeous costumes; the $4,000 Circassian
minstrel scene. real feast of oriental riches,
and burlesque, said to be the greatest ever
produced. The Bachelors Isle" written by
Press Eldridge. In this burlesque will be pre-
sented the wonderful scenic effect of y balloon
voyage through the air, the only effect of the
kind known. There is a car load of special
scenery and the show is great all around. To-
night the Creole Company will apI ear for the
very last time here. There will De no return
engagement
\ free oyster roast will be rendered Mr. John
PistoriO by his friends at Clifton Beach tomor-
row. The Jno. W. Thompson leaves at ~ a III.
sharp. Tickets. IS cents.
Babies and childrens day, last OF the sea-
son, at River View on Monday.
The Samuel J. Pcntz makes her las. regular
trips to River View tomorrow.
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DIR. L ALEXANDER. Optician, All Pa. ave.

NINE. T. b. HARRISON, 1929 at NV, has
Just received an assortment of the latest styles
in imported hats and bonnets for early fall
wear.
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RHEUMATIC PAINS.-In one minute the CUTI-
CURA ANTI-PAIN PLASTER relieves rheumatic.
sciatic. hip. kidney. chest and muscular pains and
weaknesses. Price 2oc slO-wks
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ALL TIE NEW BLOCKS in Fall Hats are on our
tables. Full lines Of J. Ii. StotsOn's soft and
stiff hats FRANC Il SON. One Price,
Cor It'll aud D.
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Why Go TWENTY MILES in tie country devoid
OF al: improvements to buy a lot when for the
same price you can get lovely site on Wesley
Heights. adjoining the new Methodist Cniver-
city. Sale opens September % and closes &C.
tOber %. JOHN i. WAGGAMAN, 18th and g.
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FORECAST TILL EIGHr An. SUNDAY.
For the District OF Columbia and Virginia,
ram Saturday and Sunday; cooler, decidedly
30 Sunday; southwesterly winds
CONDITION OF raE WATER
Temperature and condition Of water at z
a.m.-Great Falls, temperature, IS; condition,
3. Receiving reservoir. temperature, 50. Con-
ditiOn az north connection. 8; condition at
south connection, 10; distributing reservoir.
temperature, 81; condition at inf;ucnt cato
house. %; condition at effiuent gate house. p
High tide in the river, 1913 pm; low tide in
the river, LIS pm.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

Buy Your Coal of ]. MAUnY DOVE Onl'
highest grades of family coal handled. iyl5.t
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Nervous Debility, Poor Memory Diff.
dence, Sexual Weakness, Pimples cured by Dr.
Miles Neryine. Samples free at
MERITS DRUo STORE, 10l4 st.
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sEr SPECIAL NorIcE. O.S Baptist.

WHEN You need any kind Of printing go to
HERMAN J. MARrrS, electric power printer, 904
u st. NV. Good work and low prices.
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DeIesates 10 Z. {. VI. n. Z. convention.
Carroll Institute has elected Messrs. d. /.
Murphy, Henry W. Sohon and Edmond Mallet
delegates and Messrs. Thomas J. Sullivan, NJ.
u. Johnston aud William II. DeLacey alter
mates TO the C.Y. M.N.C. convention.
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FIdHT shy or III BE careful of one thing
your health Thousands of people go away in
summer IN search of health and return i'll the
fail with malaria or some 0f its evil results IN
the shape of chills and fevers, bilOusness. jaun
dice. liver trouble, chronic rheumatism. gen.
ersl debility. &C.. &c. DR.. Henley's Celery.
Beet and iron (s1 per bottle) will cure these
ailments quickly and surely. 1t pays to use it
Tor Its tonic and Strengthening power.
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YouR eycsisht fitted, ~. HxMrLEn, 45s Pa av

NINE. WAsHIyGroS is now prepared with her
fall styles 10 make dresses, wraps, &c.. at short
notice. 6I3 18th street
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De. WARMERS CoEsETs. 95c. Lonsdale cam
brio, 1Os.c. Monarch shirts. 91c.
BRopUEADs gO7 F at
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The ORIcLK. 800 It'll and 1910 18th sts. will
be closed Monday. We oler for Tuesday only
1000 yards of remnants of 25-cent Cashmcres
Gnd Henriottas. IN all colors, at 10 cts per yard
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BUSINESS AND LAw.-"My son shall take tho
fuii regular course IN Spencerian Business Col
iege before he studies law. That 10 what
ought TO have DONE" said distinguished at
torney. 1t is business he must deal with IN
courts and he shall understand il thoroughIy."
Two hundred and ten students have entered
the college for training since September /; one
hundred and 6fiy for the full business course
AdpI
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200 Boxes LEMONS, Barrels and Crates
Oranges JUS: landed in New York aud receiving
by L. H. HARRIS, 9Q7 La ave.
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Yesterdays Base Ball Games.

Yesterday base ball games resulted thus:
National League.-At Boston - Boston, 6;
Philadelphia. ~. At Chicago (irst game)-
Chicago, II; Cleveland, 2. Second game
Chicago. IL; Cleveland, L. At Cincinnati (frst
game)-Cincinnati, Z; Pittsburg 8. Second
game-Cincinnati. IL; Pittsburg. /.
Players Leaguc.-At Brooklyn-Brooklyn, 8;
Boston, Z. At Cleveland Cleveland, 8; CHI
cago, 4.
American Association.-At Columbus-Co-
lumtus, =: T. ,uisyille g.
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LAnGE ASSORTMENT OF new patented gold and
silver eye glasses ard spectacles. L. ALEXANDER,
optician. All Pennsylvania avenue.
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. OUR STORE will be closed Monday, Septem-
Der Is EIsEMAS Bros, 7th and E.
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BETTER THAN EvER.-Our well-known. reliable
fine felt derbIes at II. 81 and q. New STYLES and
staple shapes. A. L. LEWIS, 1875 7th st.
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Dress Makers, Attention.
Having secured the Sole Agency for the we'll
known Simons Accordion Plaitings, we are pre-
pared to execute all orders Immediately.
STAIN 4 FIsKE,
Az 9Th st. NV.
White Sewing Machine Office. SGT, th&s, lw
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PRINTING, estimates sent. MILASs. 519 9TH St

WESLEY HEIGnrs, a most delightfully."- stu
ated property and adjoining the new Methodist
University. will be offered to the public Sep
TENDER IS and close October %. Prices 10 and
IL cents per foot. A splendid opportunity to
double your investment in ninety days.
Join T. MAnGAMAN. l4th and G.
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LIaHIsISo RoDs, electric work. J. II. kusHL-
mo.
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DoS'r FAIL To Go to the Womans Ex-
change for your meals; everything first-class.
Open till o'clock on SUNDAYS. 600 18th st.
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Now Is THE TINE TO ISvEsr. Charlottesville
is tho place. Buy Belmont land stock.-Adut

The LAST EXCURSION TO LuRAY CAvERSs.--
The last excursion OF the season to the cayerns
OF Luray will leave Baltimore and Ohio etation
$50 AIN. Wednesday. September II. Round
trip, including admission TO the caverns. Ga. sol
Reserve your seats in advance without extra
cost at 6l9 and 1851 Pennsylvsnia avenue.
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Buy Your Coal of J. MAURY Dove Only
highest grades Of family coal handled
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Our STORE will be closed Monday, Septem-
Der 10. EIsEMAS Bros, 9TH and L.
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CARPTTs CAMPHoRATED anu made moth proof
FREQ of charge. EMPIRE CARPET CLEANING
WORKS, 63l- TO Mass. ave. NV. Telephone 425-2.
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FINE PORTRAITS at Kets Kemethy's, 1lO9 Pa. a,

GUNS FOR HIRE. ]. II. kUEuLISe, LOG Pa.
ave.
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Annie o. Lee has, by Capt. G. A. Mushback,
entered suit against the Baltimore and Poto-
mac Railroad Company to recover $4,000 by
reason OF injuries received in a collision near
Bennings September ID last
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Use THE JOHNSTON BREAKFAST COFFEE Sold
ly all grocers at 25c. per pound package.
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LIGHTNING RoDs REPAIRED and erected. j.
II. kUEHIISG.
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Mary-Who had that little lamb
Had Teeth as white as snow;
She always brushed them twice day
With "Teaberry," You know.
s9-eo3t Ep Mvpr,
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GUSs. guns, ammunition, &c. ]. II. KuEnL-