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A Flag Raising at Falls Church.
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FALLS CHURCH, VA, September g.
Yesterday at pm. was the time appointed
for our citizens to assemble at the school
building to raise the United States flag recently
purchased with subscription money above its
roof. The people came In crowds, young and
old, aud the large hall in the third story was
filed to the uttermost. Capt A. p. Eastman
was master OF ceremonies, a guaranty that the
exercises would be worthy OF the occasion.
They were opened with music by choir from
your city. Prof. ]. W. Bischoff, organist; Miss
Cora Boyd. soprano: Miss Ruth Thompson
alto; Mr.. Fred A. Grant, tenor and Dr. Il. ].
Woodland, bass. Rev. Mr.. Wade Of the Me
Church South made prayer, Capt. Eastman
Rev. Mr.. Rathbun. Rev. B W. Pond, L. s. Alb
bolt and Rev. Robert Nourse made appropriate
speeches. Mr.. Nourse ssid he though t that the
flag to be raised that day over the school build
ing would be the first one in the state of vir-
ginia At the conclusion OF the speech max
ing, the choir sang America" accompanied by
the audience. Loud and enthusiastic cheers
were given for the flag. Those present ad-
jOurned outside and the fag was raised. "Ihe
Star Spanglsd Banner" was sung, more cheers
were gwen and the people separated LIZA.
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Virginia State News,

Frank w. Cunningham, city collector Of
Richmond. has been commissioned ordinance
oficsr Of the hrst Virginia militia with the
rank Of captain.
Gen. Groner has appointed Miss Mildred Lee
. member Of the state board Of lady manager
Of the worlds fair.
J. C. Asbury, . colored lawyer of Norfolk,
has announced himself . candidate for Con.
gross in the second district
The Lyuehburg agricultural and mechanical
exhibition will take place October TO 10 in
elusive.
Ripe strawberries vsrs gathered from Wild
vines few days since In Spottsylvanis county.
ported quite i'll
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

e. TuK EVENING srAa's subscription list
the books Of the ofkce, and IL press and de-
livery rooms are at all times open to the well
come inspection Of any person having color
able interest In the correctness Of it, claims a.
to circulation. This is . guarantee 10 advsr-
tisers that is given by few papers In The world,
and by none otter ~ Wdatineton!
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Among the Ball PlayerS

There we're these base ball games pl syed
Saturday:
American Association - At St. Louis-St
Louis, q; Baltimore, 8. At Toled0-Toledo,
Is; Athletics, s.
National Lesgue-At Ciucinnati-New York,
Is; Cincinnati, 8. At Clcveland-Brooklyn z;
Cleveland, L At Chicsgo-Boston, 2; Chi
cago, 6.
Players Lesgue-At Pittsburg- Brooklyn. 8;
Pittsburg, 8. At Chicsgo-P Philadelphia, Z;
Chicago, l. At Cleveland-Boston, 0; Cleve-
land. y. At Buffeio first game Buffalo, 8;
New York, O. second game-Buifalo, 8; New
York. q.
Sundays games-At Toledo (6rst game)-
Toledo, IL; Athletics, 0. Second game-
Toledo, Is; Athletics, l. At Columbus (frst
game)--Columbus, 4; Rochester, z Second
gams-Columbus, 2; Rochester, z At Louis
VILE first gamo)-Louisville, 3; Syracuse, 10.
Second game-Iouisville. IL; Syracuse, l. AT
st. Louis (hrst game -Baltimore. 4; st. Louis,
2 Second gams-St Louis, 8, Baltimore, l.
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Carslessness Causes Eight Death,.

Eight men we're killed by collision Of freight
trains on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad yes
tsrday. near Evansville, Ohio. The xreek was
caused by the failure of telegraph operator,
a mere boy, to deliver an order to one Of the
trAina The killed were: John buckingham
engineer; Willism Fierestoone, fireman, Free
man Keller, brakeman; John Cochran, Ben
Smart 0rasfeS, 0lenbasA, Zanesviils, George
w. Stoneburnsr, Zanesville; Tom McCrsry,
not found; one apknevn. John Kemp. an en-.
gineer, had his leg cut of, and Fireman Will
son hand mashed. There was collision at
b arnesvills Hill, on the Baltimore and Ohio,
between a sxpses and . passenger train.
but tass beth sneiass end sxpssas oar we're
Z uiued.
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Congressman Vaux Rcnorninatcd.

Congressman Richard Vaux Of Philadelphia
was rsnominatsd by an enthusiastic meeting OF
i.000 Of his followers IN that city on Saturday
night Resolutions were passed calling upon
voters Of the third congressional district TO lay
aside all party prediction and unite in IN
effort to induce Mr.. Vsux to accept the nomi-
nation Of the meeting, aud with that object in
view he was nominated, and in the event of his
acceptance no was pledged the meetings. most
earnest efforts to insure his recollection. A
committee was appointed to inform Mr.. vaux
Of his nomination aud urge his acceptance.
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Birchall Wants No Prayers.

Many hundreds Of people yesterday visited
the Blenheim swamp where Bsnwelrs body was
found. Birchall ste three meals and seemed to
enjoy them. Students from the Baptist Col
lego aud also several members of the Salvation
Army visited the Jail at Woodstock, Ontario
and held service, but Birchall did not take
part. He devoted no time and apparently had
no thought Of spiritual affairs. There was not
20 much curiosity over the crowns summing up,
but there was great curiosity to know how
Biackstock will patch up plausible explana-
ton of the damning evidence against Birchall
1t il generally conceded that Judge McMahon's
charge will be dead against Birchali
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Sale Of the Wrecked Warships.

The wrecked warships Vandalia and Treu-
ton, which we're prsserted to the Samoan gov
eminent, have been sold to San Francisco
wrecking firm, and their removal has already
begun. The terms OF the sale require the pur-
chasers to bear the whole expense of removing
the ships aud pay the samoan government
from one-fifth TO one-half Of tho profits, the
exact amount to be determined by Arbitration.
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Cincinnati Officials in Bad (,dor.

II Is rumorsd in Cincinnati that three MEM
bers Of the board OF public improvements in
that city will be removed from Office by Gov
ernor Campbell for irregularities. One men,
Der Of the board, Louis Reemel,u, telegraphed
the governor Saturday asking whether there
was any charge Of erookedness against him.
The governor replied thst he did not charge
anything against Reemelin. but he believed
him to be dishonest aud demanded his
resignation before today.
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She Found LongfeIlov,s Skeleton.

Mrs. Hannah Cook, who in 1919 started the
third power loom put up in Fall River, Mass,
died on Saturday in the eighty-seventh year Of
her age. She was At the time Of starting the
loom fourteen years old. Mrs. Cook was also
the dscoverer Of the skeleton which was cele-
brated by Lougfellow in his poem, 1.-THE Skel-
eton in Armor."' The skeleton was found in q
sand bank and was destroyed by the Atheneum
fire in iS43
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EDUCATIONAL
N WARRINGTON.
THE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.

THr coLuMssAx UNIVERSITY Law soHoo1.
,A v. IS. 6 wifi SttfSs a.E,sr ,.,.,,..
q %: -
sa ys ass y saD1.s oo11 b!,, 81
,,o....r Of tn. Law RssI and es.en., Properly
OF GSns s. and e cfim:' snc uMs,,aspesaOfa
oeiss S ssiosnsy aener. 4 sSs nnissa s;.,..
rrofsseor Of k9uity Jurisprndencs Of Common Law
s Esn So I
1ermssly y. 8 District At.ornsS. Distrsst Of Co
Lecturer On Criminal Pse.ain. and pr.euc. md ON
wr111alhss KY \. naG aftfSgsfE.Y. ESQ.,
I'' sESR e F. E'i Dssis co @%rME Law
Associate Professor Of P;ssee Judes Of Moo. Court
ROBERT c FOX. L. L b. Treasurer.
place IL H az II. x take
sSSasr 10Th sTa c,a streets nv on MEDNhsDAY.
d e sc. SSsn ~ s IN s1 x.
Professors, and when other announcements viii bs
q NJ on tn.
CONSTITUTIONAL Jurisprudencc Of the United states
rsse y
lecture. will b. delivered weekly through the entire
The other Professors will announce tho extension
given to their several courses
sions is open daily tsunda,s e.cepe for study and
soee,es for legal debate and associate study eris,
In connection with the school.
The Registrar and Librarian will be daily in attend
pm to enroll ssudsE,s and snsxsr a iauEie o'clock
Catalogues. giving detailed information. can be OBJ
st. ", and Of Lowdermiik Co. I4.4 St NV, At
the eftee of the Treasurer, l435 Pa ave- VI on sp.
sI2-Is JAMES C YELLING, President
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&3-'...>.@"
SIS TIN ST. NV,
Have opened q hrst-elsss retail ,r,dit
JEwELRY STORE.
Where they Will constantly keep on hand complete
stock and lsrxe assortment Of Diamonds. Watches,
Jrwelry. silvs-ware. &C.. which they will sell on
special credit system cheaper tan be bought else
where for cash. thereby enabn patrons to have
tie Use of the article while they are paying for L.
keep full stock Of all the best grades Of Ladies'
and Gentlemen's
GOLD AND SILVER AMERICAN WATCHES.
lneladins Split Second and Rspeaters. Also
HOWARD. ROCKFORD. ELarN wALTHAM. HAAP.
TON AND SWISS MOVEMENTS
FINE WATCH REPAIRING A SPECIALITY
Call and learn how to buy goods On our special
credit system before purchasing elsewhere
Open evenings
Goods delivered on fEst paymsnta
THE JAMES POWERS CO..
SIS TIN ST NV
s23r Up stsira
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ID Rr G. o o p,.

One Case Remnants OF Light ana bark CALICO &c
= 11s tzse Reinnsnls BLEAChED CANTON fLAN-
MEL one third less than value.
CANON fLASAEL IN all GRADES from 5c w
JlLLOM CASE COTTON, lVc
lU-S sHkE1ING, lsc.
BLACK CAsHMEkk sHAwLs, single and double
Lake line blANkkT sHAwI.S ansle and aouai.
Bad COMFORTS IN great variety
BiANkErs At al prices from use up
COTTON BATTING for quitting
LADIES' ALI-NOOL HOSE 25c
bOkI REFS DUPl.EN COhsLls, IL
ALL-woOL DIR IS FLANNEL, IhsYsrds vida soc
5rtra Larry. DAMASk TOWEL .5c.
HENRIETTA CAshLERI. black and cclors ons
yari vide. 25c. Wv
srklPED SHIFTING. 10 and lnke
1AL$ SACQEk for Children, from 2Sc nm
f1Il line GkNTs' UNDERWEAR
LADIES AND CHlLDREN's UNDERWEAR
TABLE LINENS. NAPKINS. &c.
=. h IOwxED q sox.
80 l3l0 tn 81 NJ
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EDUCATIONAL.
md WASHINGTON.


m WASHINGTON. go :
Mas MYERS scHopt r. ~
FOE IoGSa LxbiEs AND LITTIi anna
Thorough instsacsion. S:ss q f.scS:. For ,.r.,..
nss: sSSsss the n RsSnss ST: ,oo
four e seven ysars Of sse with sspsIsss room and
snS0- IN: Mas ELIzABETH =. MYERS.
TSaE sATioNAL C y!!Sl q ]! scTEScE INsTT:
;se :: .: :ss
k :sSs; os'SS'; Tsks ssSSS pr..s.a on
ss = on s.HS as
:soDs IN e Ss ~ Sss susTs5 As0
MISS PAUL. GRADUATE OF FREBkL NORMAL
" Institute, vii reoEen her KinaerTsrten and
pupil. htsed for fourth grade in public scGOois 81
Mas. ANNIE LOUISE POWELL
VOCAL INSTRUCTION,
s27.1n 1913 Rhode Island ave.
MAKIAN0 MAINA's VOCAL SCHOOL. ITALIAN
rrrparss for Gsna Gpors n,as
Eeopening september i. si6 Hist NV. s13o.:s6S.
A gN0LD wILFRIED MtfER. GRADUATE OF
Win mali circular Tor further nornsian' rsterenecss
~ n. W.
$40 Inn
IllHE WOMAN's GYMNASIUM,
L WILL r Stt tiTH Ht sT;;n
PROF.. and Mis-. MxHIvia Si iSH Instructors.
s3G-Jm
PS,11 ssr. Ps B. MI. II cs.PcosL
reasonable Studio s"i llth st NV Cali or send
for circular. s31. lms
q GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY.
SCHOOL OF MEDICINE.
Term opens October / At 5:3Opm
g. L. MAaRUDER. MD. dean. SIS Vermont svs.
NV.
Once hours: Before 10 am 800 to pm. s25.2w
4 ,HIIpkEN,s GLASSES IN ELOCUTION
~ livery VERY "a SATURDAY M9RNINa AT 1880:
.as AAA1 IA f issn 4. 4. y.
MEDICAL AND DENTAL DEPARTMENT., Ma
V1 tional University; Tbs Seventh Annual Course
aud terminate April 30. 1891. For Information and
announcements Apply TO H. II. BANKER, NJ D.. dean,
lllU II 1t. NV. Telephone. No. z. s24-2w
Miss TRUE. 1904 18th ST. NV
M will K.ve Instruction in the English branches,
Latin. DRAWN. aud Painting. either at her home or
that Of the pupil. s1T-2ws
rINHORoUGH INSTRUCTION IN BOOKKEEPING,
l. English Branches, General and Commercial Mnth-
ematics shorthand and Civil Service and Academic
Training. Terms Reasonable X. II. WOOL. A. NJ,
FINHE SCHOOL l127 18TH ST. NV I'D DOOR
POLLOCK and NOEkR, offers primary and gram
mar departments {roebcl kiuderT rten anu training
class Tor teachsrs Desarte physical culture drawing,
music, German Sunny rooms open fires, coach with
Attendance. s2.t-7ts
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VIVHE AkT STUDENTS LEAGUE
l. Will resume its classes ut 900 + St
THE FIRST MONDAY IN OCTOBER.
For particulars apply at rooms
after m lata OC.10

NATIONAL CoLLEGE OF PHARMACY, COL
~ lege Building. sos ct. n.w.-Lectures In this
trance Viii e held IN the lecture room a Of
the College on Thursday. September 20, at pm.
lSr Sts: .n sad q app to tho college
s2,-iot II. I. KAIUsosKI. Secretary.
SCHooI, OF SHORTHAND AND TYpEwhiTiNa.
coz lin AND SIS w. .w
Thorough prepar alton for official and business posi-.
stsnt demand for graduates from this school, Day
and Evening Sessions. Terms moderate. Gail or
VNHE MEDICAL. DKNTAL AND PHARMACEUTICAL
duis sS ethical sf hsxs will ss
WI be from 55oio 70 ?. Daily Lectures and
CLINICS.
SURGICAL ssSlGs 3 Sy f Praf 4. !. a a9sG.m
sas iSs @ f fafa
S Set saTss 3 81 bS sstT S.l y berry
hye and T.. Lar by by DR.. + Oliver Belt
speeit Instructon in Autop,ies by Prof. D. p Lamb
aud Drs. J. I. Lee ii. T. isssn.n and walter s.
Over: sl0-2w
INSTRUCTIONS IN THE GERMAN LANGUAGE
Bsnehs. BY Miss G. DENdLEM. ' common .ls. NV
ELocurIoNN, "a AS S., SEATY NY ,..,
yTh. scurs: in EXECUTION prepare. tn. Pupil for
tions. ---'"
tues, Debates. Public Addrrsses Ater.diner spssk.
s iesa 1, rpt 0ns;ory and o'ca
Diplomas Degrees and Teachers Certificates con-
terred Inc success Of our graduates has surpassed
MARTYR COLLEGE.
slS-4m At
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vTHE CORCORAN SCIEN rIEIC SCHOOL OF THE
Columbian uuiversity.-This school will open a
. clock p. H. &C VbEk !, with the following
course OF instruction. All DEPARTMENTS OF Ell-
gn.h, M1hsmaie, Civil Enginserng. CHEMISTRY. As
chuntcal and other branches oil drawing, with Ice
fnre courses on Astronomy. AnthropOlosy. Zoology,
botany 81 All clsescs nIret In the evening
open TO both sexes For iurther apply 10
the dean. PrOf. l.. T. EhISIOE, LID. slS- lm
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Mss AMY C. LEAVITT,
PIANO AND HARMONY
slS-lm LEG Massachusetts ave. NV.
SHORTHAND
- taught ~ sixteen easy easons Proficiency in three
lnouths: Typewr,ing taught free to students. hes-
t0ns day AMI evening. students helped obtain
sitions Head school Of Acme PhVnovrsphy.
A3l L ST. NV.
au3O-lm i. j. MULVEY. Principal.
NJ SS TAC1E A. DANIEL WILL. RESUME LES
N1 sons In Vocal aud 1nstrumen Music October
at her residence,
sl7-1nis 7l5 5th stp
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EDUCATIONAL.


m WARRINGTON.
GIonaErows ggNsIy,.ssfTYx
FAcutzx
REV ::! HAys > re s, ss' ,.s,: a.
'hAh1 bs.s y e. a 10 1.eaisy: LID
HON EiILiAM A. RlcnARpsoN. LID.
Lsess On s,ssssCSf sd SS%in.. n' Law md
Lesal NsximA
stsa.S Il sSs M
Adnirsi,y and GomSsiais1s jarisprSa.ncs ~
r.s..1s eS t.. :0 IA /! Law o,
u.s. s soSi. asS csaTs S, SnsD p
Lecturer % o0nEgon L.s f.ssdins and Equity
Lecturer ssasslG PsJ.lI CONTRACTS
and Negotiable Paper.
Frsesios aud f e.,.meSssrsn Law s3.'''''0n''
u. Ross PERRY, AN,
N''''' ~'''' Tort. domestic h'''a'a'' and
MOOT COURT
Circuit Court, Prof 0k0Rqh < HAMILTON
ANDREW {. BSXDLES and Il soss ffR mShHis
Introduetory lecture and .nnouncsments for the
snsI,ns 'es e 6ns sd pa.ss corner Sh and
An INTERESTED ans most cordsiiy invited TO s9pn ~
The library now contrasting the English and leading
az s Il n ,s1 n.s so2s: Sns.
With sS%sDoaisu: rssdin room. .,i,eGed and vii
cegsed. to students and alumni OF the school IVA
:ss re: T sn On
$3.50 pm. for Information, enrsSlment, &c Cireu-
sI sss': 3. NV is.
s., L W. and L0xdsrm,ik Co. i424 81 NV. aud
or ON aIll;cation personally. or by letter, 70 the
sS- I'm SAcret ana TIE
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DENTISTRY.

EREE pExTAL INFIRAARi,-TIETH FILLED
JIG and ARTIFICIAL teeth inserted vttbout cs1 excsxA
cost Of Material ~ 1890 b a. nv. Densll bepaft-
uiens Of the Coiuzn blnn uuiversity, froD b. nm
daily, sxcept SUNDAY. Extnctsoa froa Innr1paEY
open nom Octooer 10 June so $40
M 6TAkR PARsoNh. bkNTIsI. oTH ST Goa
DEhv.-ffpt-slsss fsllinek inserted. AppiicoskcG
70 gums prevents -sh ia exsfHctile. AL osan<ku n
0ehtlstyy. Al lfe<cng 1sSauos sex ,0rA M
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AM kINDERGAkTEN
VIII open October6
an

A RI INsTRUCTIoN-THE GREATEST oPPoR.
A tunity offered 10 Parents Children Tescuers
Designers. Decorators Artists 10 learn 10 Draw and
PANT perfectly for almost nothing for those who com
nence nov o. by Sept 8. Cali aud wonderfu l
Irogress Of students. Portraits order FROM as T.
$4,000 j; H. MOkkELI.. the teacher, has had ~
, ,i ~ hurole s20o000 worth Of paintings ON
September latter .5eL SU4 Est NV su.sl- I'm
NT VLkNUN SEMINARY
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NATIONAL MEDICAL COLLEGE

MEDICAL AND DENTAL DEPARTMENTS OF THE
COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY
Tho Sixty. ninth annual course OF Medical Lectures
and tourtn Dental course will cegin on Wednesday,
October /. At y. M, in the college building 1873 Ii
st. n. W. Introductory Medical Lecture By prof. Viii
liam Lee n. 2 Dental Introductory BY Prot Mark
I he autumn examinations will he held on Thursday,
October at 80 p H. For circulars OF both depart
NV. ONCE hours. 10 ~ a. and to pm. Tele-
phOuo 500
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vNHE COLUMBIAN COLLEGE.

The exercises of this institution the Collegate De.
Pattment q the Columbian University, Will lie re-
suineu on MONDAY, Septembet 22 at O'Clock am.
III the Hall o. the University The college In open TO
students OF both sexes Application for information
concern NJ hours OF examination preliminary TO adj
mission should be addressed tho or secre
tsry Of the faculty Applications for catalogues shoud
lie addressed to the registrar. MIR. H. O. HOuGkINA
Al JAMES a. WElIINI
su"tOm President
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FlNHE wOMAN's GYMNASIUM
l. GA 18TH ST.,
WILL EEOPFN OCTOBER I.
PROF. and MRS. HAKTVI9 SISsEN, Instructor

DA1NT1NG. DRAINING IN CHARCOAL AND
Il Crsyop taught BY Miss LULA CANfIELD Terms
reasonable Studio S!i 18th st. NV. Cali or send
for circular s31.lm
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II INDkEGAkTEN AND SCHOOL AND
1AINDER6ARrES NORMAL TRAINING CLASS
lSl - sunderland Place south yf Dupont Circle.
Term begins Get j. $500 Mrs. LOUISA MANN 81 .3m
MISS MAY II. MEAD. TEACHER OF ThE PIANO.
AVA certihcatsd pupil Of Herr haif OF the ioys ou.
servatory Of Berlin For md other pArtcul,rs
cal Ct or address 9o2 2.d at n. W. SIS Inn
business SCHOOL
- 1909 New York Ave.
Conducted by the \ N. CA, ana for member, onlx
Studies in Arithmetic. Book keeping. Algebrs Geone.
Try, Drawing trechaffca Architecture, tOpograph-
lcail, shorthand sBen, ftmsn and Fam. 81 Tyne
Writing bloomington. with Jayne speed s;tachmentl
languages q hRl.sh. French and Germany lor mem.
bership and schedule APPLY st the Office. su-;sm
M1sS BALCh, 1907 10TH 81. n. W. WILL, RE
Xu oren Ter class for young ladce l. Pupils
prepared for higher grades the public schools Vas
sar and wellesley Colleges Thorough preIaration for
Foreigners specially. str
COLUMBIA CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC 0i3
~ Penna ave.-Ihorough instruction; primary and
sdvanced courses piano. violin. &c. EDWIN HART
Irin.. late OF New England Conservatory Of Music
Boston. arlp
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

TWO CANS HEw SALMON, 25c. TWO Ina BEST
- chcscs 81: ! oossss roFt EAsss Y5c; bettie
bottle fxck berfy Wine y5c 6as bottle
Sa5.nn Garst xse, Nc hosus Whsky.2te bOIss
OF sRER
1l1-Sms 12A6 18th ss.Av.
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1902 FIFTEENTH ST. NV
The Misses Kerr's Home School for Young Ladies'
and Little Children viii reopen September "a
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TIME COLUMBIAN COLLEGE PREPARATORY
q, sseHU1d, i3S1 r. NV, prepares for College.
aud for business. The course will be extended and
improved during the coming session, which will be-
E1n September ~.
For further information address
su2y-lm A. T. MONTAGUE PRINCIPAL
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1890-01-11
SYNOPSIS OF THE STORY.

This story is supposed to be founded upon q
manuscript found In the papers of Allan Quater-
main, which were given TO the author as literary
executor In it Quaterrnain tells the story OK his
marriage.
CHAPTER Describes Allans first meeting,
when a child, with Stella Carson, at Christmas
gathering Stela's dress caught fire and Allan
extinguished the flames. Stella's mother was
Spanish and she eloped with cousin, leaving
Stella with her father, Squire Carson. He de-
termined to leave England on account OF the dis
grace, and at about the same time Adams mother
died and Allan's father took him to South Africa,
where Mr.. Quntermain became missionary
among the Kafhrs. When Allan was 20 his father
died.
CHAPTER u.-Allan sold the effects and decided
togoon a journey of trade and adventure. Among
his men was Kaffir named Indabazimbi. a witch
doctor Between him and another witch doctor
there had two years before been lightning con-
test which resulted In the death of his contestant
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Isent back for the wagons, and wher

Sc11s U3Ck 1Ok the WdtSOilS, anu Wu6Il
they arrived on the morrow, formed a
camp, about mile away from the pan.
Then began the work OF cutting out the
elephants tusks; 1t took over a week,
and for oAvious reasons was disgusting
task. Indeed, had it not been for the
help of some wandering bushmen, who
took tleir pay in elephant meat, do not
thin we could ever have managed it.
st last It was done. The ivory was
far too cumbersome for us to carry, so
We buried it, having first got rid of our
5ushmen allies. My boys wanted me to
80 back to the cape with it and sell 1t,
but was too much bent on my Journey
to do this. The tusks lay buried for five
years. Then came and dug them up;
they were but little harmed. Ultimately
l sold the ivory for something over
twelve hundred pounds-not bad pay
for one DAYS shooting.
This is how began my career as an
elephant hunter. / have shot many
hundreds of them since, but have never
again attempted to do so on horseback.
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MANI no apoi-
ogy to myself, or
to anybody who
may happen TO
read this nara
tivein future, for
having set COST
the manner Of my
meeting with In
daba-zimbi; first,
because it was
curious, and Sec
ondly, because he
takes some hand
in the subsequent
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Q[IATERMAN'S WEE
By Il. RIDER HAGGARD.

author of .'CoIoneI QsIayitch, Y. c." M.
Nelson's w." "a TaJe Of 1Ares
LIONS" "AISun QudterTnain,
''She," 'Jess," ETC.
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CHAPTER ".

FTER bury
Ing the ele-
plant tusks,
. and having
~ taken care
full notes OF
Il the bearings
andpecuiiar-
- tiles of the
: oountry 80
that I might be
able to find the
spot again, we
proceeded ON our
io,.rpav For n
month or more
we trekked along
the line which
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cM MAKE no apol-