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wOMEN's TEMPERANCE WORK.
Reports Made at tho Sessions Of the w.
C.T.U.-Mrs. Livernore's Address.

At the sessions of the w.C.TU. at Me.ropoli-
tan ME-. Church yesterday Mrs. Denham read
the report Of the flower mission and the good
it had done by the distribution of fruits and
flowers and other delicacies to people who
would not otherwise enjoy them.
The report of evangelistic work was pre-
scented by Mrs G.. L. Clark and on prison and
Jail work by Mrs. Fl. H. Hendrickson. Mrs.
Perley told Of the work Of social purity and
Of the Hope and Help Mission. During the
past year 167 women have boon received into
the mission home. places have been found for
I2I and IL. 227 meals have been served The re-
ceipts of the home in money have amounted
to 81, 397.12 and the cash on hand amounts to
$ll4l6.
Mrs. Alfred Wood read the report of juvenile
and Sunday school work, which showed that
there now fifteen legions. five of which
have been organized in the past year. There
are 2, los members and III, GOO pages of litera-
ture have been distributed
Mrs. b. r. Ca.lin told of what had been done
in the furtherance of Sabbath observance.
The report of the executive committee, read
by Mrs. Cohen. showed that the following
trustees had been appointed for the Hope and
Help Mission: Mrs. La Fetra, Mrs. Moulton,
mrs. CatiiD, Mrs. Knowles. Mrs. Mcdowell,
Mrs. Wood, Mrs. Merrick. Mrs. Mofsatt, Mrs.
Shelton and Mrs. Blackboard.
MRS. LIvERaORE's ADDRESS.
The evening session of the convention was
made the occasion of an interesting address by
Mrs. Mary A. Livermore. tho well-known au-
thor and temperance lecturer. A large audi
ence was present. Rev. DIR. Coroy presided
and introduced the speaker of the evening. who
took for her subject The perils of the repub-
lic." One OF The greatest of these perils. she
thought,wns the present system of unrestricted
immigration. The concentration of wealth
was another. while iiiiteracy was n third. In
discussing this latter peril Mrs. I.vermore ad-
vanced the opinion that the time would soon
come when there would be an educational test
for the voter. But chief of all pcrils, she
thought, was the liquor habit which was largely
responsible for all the others. She insisted on
the right Of the government to prescribe what
n man should or should not drink. In con-
clusion she upheld the union for going into the
field of politics, and prophesied the final and
complete overthrow Of the liquor traffic.
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Two Years I'm ALBANY Penitentiorv

Yesterday afternoon the coiored boy Alex
snder Campbell, convicted OF an assault with
intent to kill James Collins on August u last,
was called up for sentence in the Criminal
Court The jury had recommended HIM to
mercy and his counsel suggested that he nigh.
be allowed TO SO on good behavior under o
suspension of sentence.
The chief justice doubted his power to sus-
pend asentence. although such practice had been
followed to some extent In cases where such
lenieney should be exercised he thought the
better way would be TO release the party on his
recognlzance to appear for sentence. In this
case, where tho prisoner, armed with pistol
had shot at a man, he felt il his duty to impose
sentence, and in Consideration of the recon-.
mendations Of the jury would impose the
lowest under the law-two years in the peni-
Tertiary at Albany
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Elopemcnt and Mnrriare.

Mr.. George T. Harper, younS man living
on 7th street northwest in this city, took pas
sage here on the early Richmond train for
Fredericksburg, Va, yesterday morning On
disembarking at the old town he was met by a
handsome young miss, whose age appeared to
be not over seventeen. They took the next
train northward, due here at IL "a, but unfor-
turately for them the Richmond. Fredericks-
burg and Potomac conductor recognized the
young lady az Miss Matte 4. Houston Of STAFF
ford county, Va, the daughter of q railroad
man who lives near Wide Water Station in that
county, and he suspected that she Was clipping
He telegraphed to Alexandria asking that the
couple be detained till the father OF the girl
could be informed of her movements Officer
Smith Of the Alexandra and Fredericksburg
railroad service met the train Mt Alexandria u
few minutes after IL o'clock and requested the
couple to aliSht They complied with the re-
quest, but declined to acknowledge their names
or give any information save to assert that the
lady was eighteen years of age that day. Off
Ger Smith detained them in the waiting room
no message having been received from the
father of the girl, he told them they might 60.
They were not long in boarding the train and
as 1t pulled out they acknowledged TO
an Alexandria Gazette reporter that they
intended to get married. About 2:3O
O'Clock the necessary license was pro-
cured in this city and by 8 o'clock the young
couple wero at the home OF the grooms mother
with the certificate of minister az to his mar
rlage with the young lady.
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Fined for Not Feeding Calves.

Mrs. Frances Ebert was before Judge Mills
yesterday afternoon charged with cruelty to
animals. Agent Key Of the Humane Society
was the prosecuting witness and he charged
that Mrs. Ebert loft two calves in the cattle
pen for six days without food. Two witnesses
were called to show that the animals were left
in the pen during the time charged and said
they never saw any one feed them. Mrs Ebert
testlhed that she gave a man money to pay for
feeding the calves and her son corroborated
her testimony. He said that his mother gave
colored man twenty-five cents to purchase
food with. Mr.. Dumont said that twenty-five
cents was wholly inadequate to pay for SIX
days food. This is the first case of the kind
brought by the Humane Society and Judge
Mills imposed fine OF SIS or 80 days.
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ol6-eoSd
DE- LIoHruIrL
Has resumed his practice and removed bis once 70
his residence
l4il ST. NV:
EARLY MANIFESTATIONS OF CONSUMPTION.

IL q Terson has obstinate cough. which CON-
mencod without any obvious cause q cough which 10
VI INST dry and hacking. and subsequently attended
Tor time with irOthy UcilasinO expec-
torauon, accompanied 10y wandering pains ahOut the
chest and loss OF flesh even TO slight extent he is In
all probability Consumptivo. H. besides. thcro be
bunoItysis splitting Of blood. the amount
u Giaehn, the probability is increased almost
certainty. IL. IN addition to tese synrtonls the
breathing becomes harsh. hurried and deep iuspirs-
uons evoke q few clicks of dry and cracking sound
OF II the voice becomes permanently weak and hoar
there can Ice little doubt that the person suffering
from consumption.
person. free from dysentery. and who has not re-
sized IA tropical climates suffers obstinate dar-
ihUa which goes on month aIttr month with slight
remission or in.ermissiOn. though there be no
cough. he is most likely consumptye should tins
diarrha be followed by chest syIaIoms Of the slight
est amount, the existence vi consumption is an .b
solute Gel tainty. IL young adult. not addicted
| TO oncrsating habits and not leading q dIssolute
life, without clear steadily loses welh be Is IN
al probability. cOnsUmpiiye. though cicst symp-
toms should have appeared. Mhcn such. however.
manifest themselves additionally the establishments
Of consumption is almost u fixed fact. In al cases
where OF the manifestations described mako their
an earance VIC should advise immediate exafniua-
ton OF the cLest aud Prompt resort aIpproplAte
treatment
Atan early stage Of consumption radical cure can
DC frequently ELECTED, AID health placed upon hrIn
ana p' rinGnent footing, while with every step
vance which the disease allowed take the chances
Tor Ierfect recovery diminish corrcspoadngly. Our
headers lear in mind that the most sLiI!fl aud
ecient treatment can do no than TO sound
and useful much OF tho lungs is Present at tie
time when the progress of consumpton becomes sus-
pended No means earth replace the lung It's
sue Inch Las becp destroyed by the liberated pro-
he earlier, therefore, is attended
TO- the better are tic chances ior satisfactory TcsA
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Cutting the Cutters for throe days only
October Is, IL and Is
A Good Beaver Overcoat for sc. so; worth $40.
A Good Melton Overcoat for Sc. so; worth $40.
A Fine Kersey or Chinchilla Ovcrcoat for
1915; worth Sl2.50.
An Extra Quality Beaver Overcoat in Blue,
Brown and Black, color guaranteed, for S9. so;
worth S15.
for So III. FRIEDLASDER,
1t Cor. 9Th and 4 SITS. n W.
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NASH tVARGAlNS.
LADIES' CLOTH DRESS GOODS, yard and q haif
wide. pure wool, Navy Blue Gieen, GARNET Brown,
Black; special cash bargain SOC.
HANDSOME PLAID DRESS GOODS, ali new styles
wide double width. SIC, Toe, 81.
DOUBLE WHITE WOOL BLANKETS, immense
size, extra heavy, 1919. $3.50. 81, st, 50.
BLACK GROS GRAIN FRENCH SILKS, cash bar
gains, S7hc., 81. Sl.25 800.
FRUIT OF TIE LOOM COTTON, very best quality
yard wide. SEC.
Colorcd SILK Velvets, Soc. Toe. 81.
HENRIETTA CASHMERE, SERGE elegant French
dress goods. nearly yard and huff wide, pure wool
special cash bargain 56c.
SHEETiNG COTTON, immense double width OK
ceiicnt quality, pc.
BID COMFORTS. extra heavy, immense assert.
ment 8I1ec.. a. SLID. 81. SO. SL73, 81.
LADIES CLOTH DhESS GOODS, wide, double fold
pure wool, all coors. cash bargain 2.Jc.
BALBkIGGAN English Stockings, very best 2Jc
quality; THREE pairs for 50c.
BLACK SILK MOHaIR ERILLIANTINES wide
double TOLD, 2oc.. Sic. 3Tlec.
Black Surah Silks. :}:lc.. SOC, G2c
lonsdale Calnbric. finest quality, loc
Double Blankets, SL2J, $3.50, So.
GATHERS STRICTLY CASH STORE
I'll MARKET SPACE. NEAR 7Tusr
CASH PURCHASE AMOUNTING TO s5 EN-
TITLES YOU TO VALUABLE fRESENT. OF
A SECRET ABOUT FINE DRESS GOODS
"A will be exposed through Tie Star ten DAYS II
Will sun rise the ladies. We advise you 10 Wait with
Your purchases. ol:I-tit
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1t Was His First Onerse.

II am very sorry indeed, because it is the
first time was ever arrested, and / hope you
win excuse me this time" said VIM. A. Byers,
who was arraigned before Judge Mills today
for being profane on the street.
I've got ticket in my pocket" he added,
"and want TO 20 away"
Where are you going?" asked the court
ITO Garrett Park"
'sYou can 90"
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ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

ALBAuaH's.-McCaull Opera Company in
"The Seven Suabians."
NATIoSAL-Francis Wilson and Company in
''The Merry Monarch"
HARMS Inshayogue."
KERSAS's.-Howard Big Burlesque Com
pany.
GLoBE.-New York Gaiety Company.
81. PETERS CHURCH-Concert and Fair.
OYSTER SUPPER.-St Marks Church.
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A Fam TRIAL

OF Hoods Sarsaparla for scrofula salt rheum or any
affection caused by impure blood is sufficient to
vince any of the superior and peculiar curative
powers Of this medicine. Read the following:
My daughter Mary afflicted with scrofulous
sore neck from the time she was 22 months old till
she became six years of aye. Jumps formed in her
neck. and one Of them after growing to the 81 of
pigeons egg became running sore for over three
years We gave her Hoods Sarsaparilla, when the
lump and all indications of scrofuL entirely disa
pearcd, and now she seems to be healthy child ~
J. s. CARLILE. Nauright, Nj.
HOODS SARSAPARILLA
Sold By all druggists 81 SIX for So Prepared only
by G. HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell. Mass.
100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR 2
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ELPnONZO YOUNGS COMPANY.
42S 9th St. bot. D andE.
u nr Ct o o D 3 .

One Case Remnants Of Light and Dark CALICO, &c
Ono Case Remnants BLEACHED CANTON FLAN-
NIL. ope-tLiru less than yuue.
CANON FLANNEL III all grades from &C. up.
liLlOM CASE COTTON. lUc.
1U-4 SHEEfING, lSc.
BLACK CAShM ERE sHANIS, single and double
Large limo BLANKET sEANLS, singie and double.
BED COMFORTS III great variety.
bl.ANkErS rs all prices from 7oc. Up.
COTTON BATTING Tor quitting
LADIES' ALI-MOOL uOsE, &c.
BORTREl'S DUPLEX CONSISTS, al
ALL-WOoL pkEsS fLANNEL, ~ yards wide, SOC.
Extra Large DAAAsk TOWEL. 2!Sc.
yard WIDE, 26c. -
sTKiPED SHIFTING, 10 and l2kc
YARN SACQUES for Children, from 2sc nm
Iuil line CENTS UNDERWEAR
LADIES' AND CuILDkEN's UNDERWEAR
TABLE LINENS. NAPKINS. &c.
4. Il IowNRR SON.
80 13l6 9TH O. nv
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BRICK YARD BURNED.
Entailing a Loss of Between Fourteen
and Fifteen Thousand Dollars.

The brick works of VIM. T. Walker located
at the south end Of the Long, bridge, caught
fire this morning at about 10 o'clock and totally
destroyed the new machine house, which had
recently been completed and all the machinery.
The building was burned to the ground, and
nothing whatever OF its contents could be
saved. Mr.. Walker estimates his loss at be-
tween $4,000 and $4,000. The cause of the
fire is not known. The insurance is very
siIght
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Phillips Digestible Cocoa,
A very nutritious drink for children.
Buy Your Teas and Coffecs From
the Grent

Buy Your Teas and Coffecs From
the Great
Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company
Granulated Sugar GIsc in 10-pound lots to any
one buying lea. Coffee or Baking Powders
from us. Now ID the time to buy.
Handsome presents given away with every
pound of Thea-Nectar Tea or A. and T. Baking
Powder. All goods delivered FREQ to any part
of the city.
Remcmber,we are still giving out Glass Ware
Crockory, &c. Checks given with every 25c.
worth of Tea, Coffee and Baking Powder. SOL
and SOB eth st. NV; 1920 l4th st. NV; 3lCi NJ
ST., Gcorgetown; So, 50 and 60 Center Market;
80 Western Market; . and Q O-st Market and
l0l Northern Liberty Market
N. Ii. BOWMAN, Manager.
Tel. call, $751; oI5-4t
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The Negro Problem

In response to letter signed by number OF
prominent colored citizens OF the District ask.
ing Hon. Frederick Douglass, tho United States
minister to Hayti, TO deliver public address
on Tho negro problem" prior to his return TO
his post Of duty, Mr. Douglass has signified his
Willingness to grant this request and has named
the evening Of the 2lst instant as the time.
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PALMS, EvERGREENs ROSES AND OTHEr
PLANTS AT AUCTIoN.--Parties desiring decora
tive plants would study their interest by at.
tending the sale OF magnificent palms and other
plants at Dowlins's auction rooms tomorrow
friday at 10 o'clock
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DOUGLASS & BRo.
iNTEE-OCIAN BUiIDINa, 9TH ST.


TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY We
shall tempt you with the following. but the prices
will be for those days OILY:
One Lot Extra Size Bal 5Oc Hose. sizes S1d and o,
Soc. pair.
One lot Ladies' Fast Black SOC. Hose at Doc pair
One Lot Ladies' Fast Black BE. Hose at 25c. pair.
One Lot Ladies' Fancy Boot Patterns. black feet, at
2Jc. pair.
Four Lots of Ladies' 65c. Black Hose light and
heavy weight, double soles. high splced heels, at
soc. pair.
thildrsns Genuine English Fast Black Ribbed Hose
o. 20c., Doc, JUc., O5c., Zoe, &c per pair
Infants Z and Long Lambs Wool Hose in Black
and White.
, DR.. Warmers Health Underwear for ladies in White
Cream and natural wool.
Furley Buttrums Celebrated Underwear for ladies
and clIllureu Also SaXony. Persian and Australian
Wool Underwear in Rcd and White, ribbed vests and
drawers
g Dozen Drawn Work Stamped soc. Bureau scarfs,
Doc. zach.
Q Dozen Knotscd- fringe Stamped SOC. Bureau
Scarfs, Boo. each.
g Dozen Knotted-fringe Stamped Soc. Bureau
Scarfs. 20c. each
IL Dozen Damask SOC. Tray Cloths at o5c each
25c.
We ask your especial attention to full line of tho
best imported Germantown and SaIony Woods.
DOUGLASS & BRO.
lat 1,al1f
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HERED1rAnY HuMons

Easily cured in childhood by the CUTICURA RENE
DIES, the purost and bast Of all humor Skin.
scalp and blood Diseases with loss of hair speed
ly permanently and economically cured in early life
thus avoiding years of torture. designation and
tai as well physical suffering. Parents remember
this and do your duty. 10
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Another GKEAT REDUCTION IN SUGARS.
The Great atlantic and Pacific Tea Company.
sci and sos 9TH street, corner eth and north
west Best graduated sugar. Ga cents, in 10
ID. lots only. to any one buying tea or coffee
from Us.
II you want perfect coffee or tea use A. d
p. cOndens milk.
Our Csc. Java and Mocha coffee can't be
beat
Check given with every Csc. worth Of tea,
coffee. baking powder and condensed milk.
Tel call 1851 n. Ii. BOWMAN, Manager.
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DR.. c. W. Benson, the weli-known Balti-
moro Specialist in Skin Diseases and Diseases
of the Nervous System. has opened an Office i'll
Washington, D. c., for the treatment of all Skin
and Nervous Diseases and removing super
fluous hairs, warts. moles, marks, tumors and
oil blemshes. DR.. Benson or his partner, DIR.
L. o. Mannakec can be found every Wednes-
day from $50 a. m. to $50 pm at their Office,
1912 q ST. NV. olG-5t
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IMPoRTANT.-Attend the sale Of hyacinths
tulips and crocus a. Dowlings auction rooms
1!th and Pennsylvania avenue, tomorrow at L
o'clock. Adolf
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CHILpKES's HosPrTAL.-As will be seen by
notice elsewhere this excellent institution, by
reason OF tho completion of its additional
buildings, IL now prepared 10 enlarge its field
Of usefulness BY accommodating q larger num-
bar Of patients than heretofore.
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Save Time, Money and dress makers disap-
pointments by purchasing one of our Ready
made Dresses. Worsted suits for Ladies from
50 up; for Children. from SOC. up Or bring
your material and we will make your Dresses 10
order on days notice. CUr-PnICS DRY
GOODS HOUSE, 500 18th st. NV ol5-3t
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For the Eve of HauSolaanora

Housekeepers will be Interested in the OFF,
cial notice published elsewhere i'll today's STAR
announcing that water pressures will be re-
evening until o'clock tomorrow morning.
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CITY ITEMS.
"Be Very Carefulo

about several things! BE very careful to
wear Medium-weight Underwear these cool
days. "G.NC." to get the right quality and
"B. VIC. to ascertain our prices and see if you
can beat them 0nytchere
FRANC 4 Son, ONR PRICE,
1t Cor. 18th and d streets.
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TlIr LATE Wan.

The war is long since and Grasty has grown to
bc man since the smoke Of cannon darkened the
southern sky.
II You don't know who Grasty is where he does
business and what he sells and thGt you can save
money by Visiting his extensive double stores! then
there Is not much use i'll writing history &C.. far
you are concerned. aud doubt you know the
Grasty has been here about months and
people have discussed him, and probably cussed
HIM. than any other business man in the city.
Those who buy have discussed his exceedingly low
prices and those who sell have cussed his very small
profits Nobody ever heard Of Decorated Dinner Set
Tor S7.0S English Toilet Set. sl9S; six Tumbers,
l3c. ;CarpetTucks 1c. box; Padded Carpet Lining Sc
yard; Solid Oak Chamber Suite, $40. 95 Plush or
Hair Cloth Parlor Suite, S27.5O; Oak Sideboard
$12.o0 &c. Best Cane Scat Chairs. Imitation Walnut
Sc; Solid Old Chairs. SIC; Ful-size Carpet Seat
Rocker. 9Sc.. &c. until Grasty came. II you want
CARPETS. OIL Cloths. Furniture, China. Glass, Tin
Ware, &c. don't buy until you have been to IDOL.
7th st. NV and asked to see Grasty. SEQ what you
CAP do. Don't doubt till you try.
SCI GRAsTY.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE TO vorzas-Reduccd
rates for voters are now being offered by the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway. For full par
ticulars apply at Office, No. SIS Pa ave.
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BAKERs COP LIVER OIL AND MALT arrests
cough, increases flesh, saves life. Thousands
endorse it. Sold by druggists.
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ATTENTION is callod to the advertisement of
the sale st auction on Friday, October II, of q
lot fronting 20 feet on 18th street northwest
between Il and =, improved by q frame house,
No. ITO.
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Cheap and Pure, it wins its way and cures
every time. does Salvation Oil. % cts a bottle. 4

The Perfection OF Style and Elegance.
The results attained in our department of
Artistic Tailoring rank our productions abso-
lutely fautlcss. In every detail of style, lit
and finish our Made-to-order Garments IN
surpassed, even by expensive merchant tailors.
You pay US only for what you actually receive
in goods and workmanship. Test the merits Of
our tailoring department whom you order your
next suit. Consistent prices.
ol5-2: NOAH WALLER d Co., 625 Pa. ave.
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CLrvE1Asps Superior BAKING Powder.
CLrvELAxps Superior BAKING POWDER
CLkvELAsD's Superior BAKING PowDrR.
ABSOLUTELY Tar Brsr.

BECAUSE
II il pura and wholesome.
1t is richest in cream Of
FEW tartar.
REASONS WHY 1t is highest in leayenir,9
CLEvELkND'S rover
INFERIOR Food raised with IL keeps
bAhING POWDER moist and sweet
is II is in the end. more eco
ABSOLUTELY nonicnl than any other.
4HE BEST. 1t always gives uniform
results.
1t is absolutely free from
adulteration.
Ceveland's Superior Baking Powder is for sale
by G.. G. Cornwall Son,
John ii. Magruder. c. c. Bryan,
+. Page, Chas. l. kellogg.
VIM T. Abbott Elphonzo loungs Co,
winner L Co. Wn;. Y. Brown,
Shirley Schofeld John Keyworth,
Burchard Co Howard Keyworth
Theod. L. McCanley, NJ. Mccormick,
NJ. p Metzgcr,
And other high class grocers
my6-tu.th, fSm
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SUCCESSFUL wHEELMEN.
The Arlington Club Capture q Hand.
some Silver Cup.

During the bicycle races held at tho Fred
erick fair the Arlington wheelmen OF this city
won a handsome silver cup, valued at $50,
given to the club scoring the most points for
places. Their chief opponents were the Chesa-
peake wheelmen of Baltimore, who made 81
points to Al by the Arlingtons.
Six Arlingtcns started in the races and won
thirteen prizes and seventeen places, as fol-
lows: 7. E. Robertson, three frsts and one
third; Guy Mitchell, one first, one second and
one third; W. r. MackriIle, one first and two
seconds; Z. G. Bowen, four seconds and one
third, and W. T. Robertson, two thirds. In all
these races W. T. Robertson was the scratch
man and the rest had handicaps, which nc
counts FOR third places. The Arlington team
was composed of W. r. Mackrillo. Guy Mitchell
and William I. Robertson. The team returned
to the city last night with their prizes.
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CARPETS CAMPHoRAIED and made moth proof
free of charge. ENTIRE CARPET CLEANING
NCRKs, 6Jl-635 Mass ave. n. ". Telephone 425-2.
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MILK and Whisky Testers. Hempler's, 45S Paav.

GERMAN BY THE "WoRD-CHAIN system" "
Prot. Philip H. Mueller will resume his classes
in German at Lehman Building 1425 New York
avenue, Monday, October 20.
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They All Do.-Everybody uses .'Teaborry'
| for the teeth and breath, the newest. brightest
little toilet gem extan.. L. L. MERTZ ol4-eo3
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An ATTRACTIVE SALE of furniture, &C., at 80
Farragut square tomorrow morning at i
o'clock.-Adut
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