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The Marine Band Concert.
Base Ball Gamea

There were no Atlantic Association base ball
games played yesterday, rain and other causes
intervening to prevent. In the case Of Wash
ington, scheduled at Lebanon, there was . more
potent factor than rain. There was no rain
and there Was no club. Manager Sullivan had
failed to get his team together and the game
WAS forfeited to Lebanon by tbe score of to o.
As each day passes 1t becomes more and more
doubtful whether Sullivan can raise the funds
10 support a team, and the prospect Of Wash
ington's departure from the diamond for the
rest of the season becomes stronger.
Other championship games played yesterday
resulted as follows:
National League.-At Cincinnati Cincinnati
y; Pittsburg, 6. At Cleveland Cleveland, o;
Chicago.
Players League.-At Boston Boston. 10
New York, IL. At Brooklyn Brooklyn, 4
philadelphia, L At Chicago-Chicago, 4; Cleve-
land, :. At Pittsburg -Pittsburg. IS; Buffalo. S.
American Association.-At Louisville Louis.
vile, z; Brooklyn, 2
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Death of "A Noted Centenarian

Geo. Murray, father Of Mr.. Daniel Murray,
assistant librarian Of Congress, died in Balti-
more last night, aged one hundred and seven
teen years. In 1882. when in his one hundred
and ninth year, he visited Washington, notice
OF which appeared in The STAR at that time.
his WAS considered the most noted and WELL
authenticated case of extreme age In the United
States He enjoyed the use Of his faculties 10 a
remarkable degree and could recount with evil
dent relish the interesting scenes through
which he passed
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ADJUSTMENTS,

ALBAUeH's - Gro. WILSON'S MINsrRELs.-
Geo. Wilson's Mammoth Minstrels will appear
at Albaugh's Grand Opera House on Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday. August IL, IL and
The company If large one and embraces such
artists as Lew Benedict, the wonderful Orion
TITO, the marvellous Duval. the favorites of two
hemispheres, the four emperors of music.
the funniest Of all acrobatic comedians and
dancers. Hi-Tom Ward and Fulton Bros, the
wilson sextet, the novelty team, Black.
son and Burns. Ed Kelly. Dan Quinian. the
only Geo Wilson and thirty other minstrel
kings Wilson's minstrels when here last
season made great hit and they are better
than ever. Only three days.
Music HALL-CLEyELASD's MINsrRYLs.-W.
$. Cieveland's Consolidated Minstrels, the
largest organization of its kind in the world.
will appear at Music Hall next Thursday even.
ing (lith), and finish the week. II is hardly
necessary to so into praise Of this COMPANY
1t is enough to say that with it are Billy Finer
son. Barney Pagan, Hughey Dougherty. Luke
Schoolcraft. the marvellous Cruggs. gentlemen
acrobats, engaged at $4,000 for the season,
and others to the number Of sixty picked
artists. or the features, 1.-The Phantom
Culrassiers," the "Jeweled First Part" and the
Alpine Mountaineers are each entirely new
and have never before been seen in minstrelsy.
Tickets now on sale at the box Office Droop's
Millers and Metzerott's.
KERNASs MAJESTIC CoNsoLrDATIoN-Ker-
mans Theater. with all its improvements dur
ing the summer. will open the season mex,
Monday evening with the Majestic Consolida.
ton and great concert and show in the sum.
liner garden. Among those appearing on the
stage are the Alexandroff Bros, Russian gro
tesques; Estells Sylvia. Edith Sinclair and Ed
Favor. De Boulien Bros, acrobats; Parker and
his dogs, James McAvoy, singing comedian
Rentz, the wizard Of the wire, and many
others. The price will be, as usual, at popular
rates, with no extra charge for the garden.
The garden party for the benefit of the sew
ing society of st. Adams parish, on the Tenley
town road, Will be given on Wednesday evening
from to IL, on the lawn OF Capt Van Zandt,
residence, opposite the church. Electric cart
pass the door
The first grand excursion Of She Columbis
Cycle Club goes on the steamer Charles Mac
aiester to Marshall Hall next Monday evening
at $50. The Marine Band will be with the Col
umbias and the Pasrime Musical Club will Civ,
| concert at the mansion. Tickets, 80 cents.
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GEORGETOWN.

The BRIDGE TO BE CLosED.-The Commits
sioners have ordered the bridge over the
Chesapeake and Ohio canal between 33d and
34th streets to be closed.
ARRESTED FOR AN AssAULT.-An assault was
made yesterday upon Henry Tucker. a half
witted white man, by Frank Grouse, who was
stoning him when an officer put in an appear
ance and placed Grouse under arrest
HIT WITH BRICK.-During a dispute yes.
terday between Thomas Belt and William Lee
colored, Belt threw brick at Lee, which
struck him, making an ugly cash upon his head.
Belt was locked up.
CATTLE MARKET-The following are the re.
ported sales of live stock at Arlington stock
yards yesterday: IS cattle, all sold: Best, AZ
to 41ac., good, 4 to &c; medium. 81 to 4c.
common, to Sc. 315 sheep and lambs: Lambs
Is COWS and calves, SIS to S45 Market good.
The market will be continued on Friday until
further notice.
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MATTERS IN ROCKVILLE.
Montgomery County Hap p,nings-Per
s0nal Notes Of Interest.
{ TIE EvrNrNe star

Correspondence Of THE Evrxrxe STAR
ROCKVILLE. Nd. August g.
Interesting matin and vesper services have
been in progress at St. Mary's Church during
the past week. conducted by Father RosensteaL
The unusually large congregations are due to
the attendance Of the summer sojourners in
our midst pleasing feature Of these services
10 the fine music. rendered by the following
trio OF voices: Mrs. George Dawson, Mr.. E.
Anderson and Mr. Adrian Epping
Philip ID. Laird. chairman of the democratic
state central committee, has called a meeting
OF that committee August IL at IL am. to
arrange for a primary election.
Hon. Spencer G. Jones of this town is men
toned as the probable democratic congress
sional nominee for the sixth district
Mayor ID. F. Owens handsome brick resi-
dence uptown is nearing completion.
The sale made through Mr.. Maurice Talbot
70 MI Copp OF the 300-acre tract adjoining
West End Park for $50 900 instead of $780,
OoO as enormously stated
MIR. Elisha Warfeld and bride of Tennessee
are visiting his parents near Lavtonsville--
Mrs. Lovetts Maught and son of Springfield
ONO, are guests at the home of Mrs Myra
Maught near Montrose. condition of
Mr. Herman Cash at Ingleslde is reported as
favorable.-Mr. Samuel A. Matlock Is much
better and his physicians promise to have him
out in short while
The grading and parking of the Leamon
properly, near Aubrey Park, is going rapidly
forward under the supervision Of Mr.. Joseph
Baily OF this place. DIR. Bohrer proposes TO
erect houses on several lots Mt an early date
MIR. Rhoderick of Washington a summer
solourner az L AXE View farm, is quite sick.
Miss Katie Braddock has gone for week 8
stay at Laytonsville. She is visiting Miss Addle
PuSh of that village.--Miss MAY Webb of
Baltimore Is the guest of Mrs. Dr. Warfield Of
Rockville. Miss Julia Watkins of Rockville
was crowned queen of love and beauty at the
tournament at st. Gabriel's, near Great Falls,
on Wednesday. b.
At an executive meeting Of the s. s. Cox
monument committee of New York Wednesday
evening the commission for the erection of the
proposed statue OF the late Mr.. Cox was
awarded to Miss Louise Lawson. who has a
studio in New York
Fred-'I wish my girl would hurry up and
marry me. if she is going to-"
Edwln-.ls she keeping you in suspense?"
Fred-'No, expense. - Detroit Free Press.
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A Lineman Made Unconscious by a
Powerful Shock.

A singular accident occurred last evening.
William Ross, a lineman employed by the
United States Electric Lighting Company, was
at the top of an electric light pole located at
10th and Z streets, putting in new carbons.
While at work his hand slipped and struck
against the cable. The electric current passed
through his body and he became insensible
from the shock, and would have fallen if he
had not been strapped to the pole. He re-
covered consciousness in a few seconds, and
with remarkable nerve. although suffering
great pain from burn in his right hand un-
loOsened the strap and descended to the
ground. Then he walked to the Emergency
Hospital Oh 18th street near F street. where the
charred flesh was cut away from the finger and
the wounded hand was dressed A portion of
the flesh on his forearm was also burned
After resting a short time he walked away
announcing his intention to resume work
Ross believed that the entire current. which
was, IL is stated, of 1000 volts, passed through
his body and came out along his left arm
which was touching the lamp. In describing
his sensation Ross said that il felt at first as If
he had been struck by great mass, or brick
house, as he put IL. Then he experienced the
most excrucIring torture while the current
passed through his body and until he became
lnsenslble. he thinks he appreciate how
kemmler felt when he received the current,
which was said to be only 800 volts.
The Marine Band Concert.
The program of the concert Of the Marine
Band at the White House grounds at $40 O'Clock
this afternoon is as follows: l. March-"Salute
to New York." Gilmore; 2. Gounod's music to
Jeanne Dare" 8. Cornet solo-Caprice de
Concert. Hartman, Mr.. William Grosskurth; 4.
Selection-"A Aladdin" Herve; 5. The National
hymn of the Brazilian Republic, l.. Megues; s.
Descriptive Fantasia, an episode in a soldier q
life, or recOllectiOns of the war; 2. March
''Glgerl. Wagner; s. National air-"Hail
Columbia" Fyles- John Philip sousa, con-
ductor.
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TIE TIGHT.-The string slips where the knot
10 loose, and health fails because of some little
neglected i'll or symptom like dyspepsia, indi-
gestion. &c. Where any evidences of stomach
or digestive troubles manifest themselves use
DIR. Henley's Celery. Beef and Iron. 1t cures
these ailments. nervousness, melancholy, liver
disease, &c. This is a good thing to tie to.
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TIRED ALL Over

dition before using Hoods Sarsspsrills Ihis prep
aration Is wonderfully adapted for weakened or low
state Of the system II quickly tones the whole body
gives purity and vitality to the blood aud clears and
all over"
Feeling isnsuid and dizzy. having no appetite and
no ambition TO work. took Hoods sarsspariiia with
the best results. As health invigorxtor and psdt.
cine Tor general debility thinA 1t SUPERIOR to any
thing else" A. A. RIKER, Albany ct, Utica NY
N.B.-Be sure to get the peculiar medicine
HOODS sARsAPARIILA
sold by AZ druFgstA q; six for o. Prepared only
by q HOOD CO.. Lowell. MssS-
100 DOsEs ONE DOLLAR 4
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what sort Of a tenant is Grabber?"
First rate. He's lived in my house for two
years and has never once asked for q ne
foundation for tn Y Sun.
Mr. Reeder-"What makes the landlady so
gruff with you? Aren't you paid up to date?''
Mr. De Ruyter-'Why, yes; but fellow from
the west has spoiled her by paying month in
advance "-Puck
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
IL ERNaN's NEW WASHINGTON THEATER.
~ Eleventh IT., south of Pennsylvania ave
GRAND OPENING. MONDAY. AUGUSrIl.
TWO SHOWS FOR ONE PRICE!
MAJESTIC CONSOLIDATION
THE ALExANDROFF BROTHERS,
From Circus solomonsky. Moscow
MISS ESTRELLA SYLVIA.
EDITH SINCLAIR and ED VI. FAVOR.
DE BOULIEN BROS. MASON and RALsToN
Jas McAvoy, The Healvs Roche and CastIeton, Prof
Parker and his Dog Circus.
In the Summer Garden.
A GREAT OUTDOOR SHOW.
Including the Sensation,
RFNTZ.
The Wizard of the Wire
Lad;e' Natinees Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday.
No Advance in Prices. aug
1yNROrTING AND P ICING RACES.
l. JENNINGS COURSE.
TUESDAY, AUiUsT IL 3o'CLoCK
FREE DAY.
No charge for admission. Objectionable characters
LIST Race. e:45 Class. Entries.
ID Pncers ! :.
Ths Best rotting and Pacing Horses in the District
Trains eaye T. and p depot l2:0I and 2:IO. aue-2t
TsLAND fA..k, HA.: PEAS FLRnY.-The nnest
Flea ufe Crumbs IL the cunt y. Music Dancing.
AZ. al rec. E'ery InJ.oD "A from Baltimore lIi
seat both Ill ectIons. 81. auJ-tu VS., tse3
A LbAuuh's GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
Mon. Tues aud We'd, August /, laaudl3.
MATINEE AUGUST I3
First of the Season,
The Worlds Choice
GREATER THAN EVER.
OUR MILITARY FIRST PART
SECOND SERIES KIRMESs"
Introducing the Great Gypsy Dance.
HUB 7. SMITHS
Latest and Greatest success
'swINGING IN THE GRAZ EvINE SWING"
Produced with Beautiful Costumes and Special Scenic
Box Oftco now open for Sale Of Seats aus
GLEN loHo CAFE.
THE PATAwOMECK."
is NOW OPEN FOR GUESTS
REGULAR DINNER 81.
SPECIAL DINNER LA CARTE.
The GLEN ECHO TALLY-HO viii leave the Sun
IieKs.s Tor :. ats desired shand be secured before
hand Parties the of four more west OF
the sun Eui. dlEg will he called tor tickets may be
reserved w teIeI hone-37-3 jy29
CALIFORNIA.
~ special Parties Semi monthly. Tourist Sleep
Z. HAWLEY, Asst Genl Trnfhc Manager "a 5 Broad
way. New York; Il. J. SMITH, Agent 40 south I'd
81. PhiladephiA or any baltimore Ind Ohio Ticket
Agent jsl5-wks-lOAs
BAY RIDGE
ON THE CHESAPEAKE
OPEN JUNE IA
NAVAL ACADEMY BAND
FINEST AEALa FINEST ATTRACTIONS
EVERYTHING THE BEST.
Trains leave b. and O. depot week days Oils 4 m
! 80 and $3.50 pm SundayA 9:35 q. m. 30 and
3:15pm
Leave Bay Ridre. week days. $50 and 80 D. m
6undaya and $50 pm
kOUND-TkIP TICKETS. o..
J. 7. oDILI. CHAs. O. sCuII.
0enf Manager. Geni PASSENGER Aren't
Arrangements have been made 20 that our hotel
guests may leave Bay kidts ct 745 NJ. and after
delightful drive along the Bay shore 10 Annapolis
take the S:S7 train, arriving in Washington q
10: 80 Am. without sxtza Gust
WIZ MExICK. supk
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Injured by Cable Car.
west-bound car on the Madison street cable
line in Chicago jumped the track last night at
the corner Of Madison and Morgan streets and
ran into an Ogden avenue horse car going east.
A number Of people on the Ogden avenue
car were seriously injured, but none fatally.
The more seriously injured are: J. E. Dunno,
left leg broken, right hand dislocated and se-
verely bruised; Fred w. Weiss, knee badly
sprained; A. Il. Sargent, salesman, foot crushed.
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CONDITION OF TIE WATER.

Temperature and condition of water at
a.m.-Great Falls. temperature. ~: condition,
y. Receiving reservoir. temperature. ~. Con-
ditiOn at north connection. 4: condition al
south connection. rs: distributing reservoir.
Temperature. 81: condition at infiuent gate
house. 50; condition at effiuent gate house. &c.
High tide in the river, Isl pm; low tide,
S1l pm
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A Corner Stone to be Laid.

The corner stone of the new church edifice
which the congregation of Mount Bethel Bap-
fist Church, colOred, will erect in Howardtown
will be laid Thursday, August IA The cere-
monies will be conducted by the grand lodge
OF +. A A Nasons, Charles f. Lemon, grand
master large number of ministers have
been invited To attend the religious exercises.
The following will take part in the services:
hevs. X d. Porter of Alexandra. Walter II.
Brooks, I. s. Robinson, J. W. Howard. DIR.
Robert johnson, II. C. Robinson. Dr. r. 8.
Laws, Clinton Dent and W. II. Holmes An
address will be delivered by Rev DIR Laws
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

FORECAST TIL EIGHr An SUNDAY.
For the District OF Columbia, Maryland.
and Delaware. fair; westerly winds; no change
IN temperature.
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Condensed LOCALS.

A marriage license was recently issued to
Thatcher G. Yates to marry Alice ]. Gray and
not Alice j. Lee. as was published.
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CITY ITEMS.
Three for Two!

Puzzled, ehf Well. we'll .ell you what il
means Our line of Hose, plain and fancy, that
we sold at 25c. is now marked 20c. or three
pair for Soc. three pair for the price of two.
See?
1t FRANC, One Price, cor eth and ID.
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Mosoow's RAGE, Aug. IL. Kernana

ONE PAIR GARTERs GIVEN Away with oxidized
clasp TO every purchaser Of the rld-renowned
Tetlow's gossamer complexion powder. the price
Of which with u is 19c. per box. LansbureL 4
Bro.
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An Exchange of Steamers.
While the Samuel ]. Pentz is laid up for re-
pairs the commodious steamer Excelsior will
be substituted on the river trips
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ATTENTION OF members Of Rochdale Society
is called to important special notice in THU
paper.
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AT W. II. VEERBoFF's, 1921 Pennsylvania
avenue. will be on exhibition and for sale next
week the familiar relieve head Of Christ. by
James Paxton Voorhees,
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CUTICURA REMEDIES

are in truth the greatest skin cures blood purifiers
and humor remedies Of modern times
Sold everywhere. Price. CUIICURA. Soc SOAP
25c. RESOLVENT. 81 Prepared b. the POTTER
DRUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION. Bost, II.
Send TOR How to Cure skin Diseases" 81 pages
80 illustrations and loo testimonials
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Uyou are Interested IN the protection of human
Ive sign me protest dgdint the atkinson biz, and
see that your nei0hoor docs, too.
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PowrRruI field glasses. HKnpLEn's s. 45s Pa. az.

OLD LoTs ofcarpets and mating at your own
price. You should see them
W. H. HoUsHToN Co.
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OLD FOLKS PAINS.

PIMPLES, Blackheads, red, rough chapped and oily
skin cured by CUTICURA SOAP
OLD FOLKS PAINS.
Full of comfort for all Palms. Inflammation and
Weakness Of the Aged is the CUTICURA ANTLPAIN
PLASIER the aud only pain killing. strength.
ening plaster. New. Instant neo6s and nfaliible.
au6-w&s
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A MrSrsrER,s CURE.

MINISTER AND HIS LITTLE Toy CURED OF
OBSTINATE SKIN DISEASE BY The CUTI-
CURA REMLDIES. PRAISES THEM IN THE
PULPIT, HOME AND IN THE STREET
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FoR THIS WEEK ONLY. One-third of on all
mems, youths. boys and children's clothing.
EIsENAN BROS, 7th and L SITS.
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WATCHES CLEANED and guaranteed for one
year, 81. r. C. HINES. 6l8 9Th street n.w.
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Buy Your Coal Of J. MAURY DOVE. Only
highest grades of family coal handled
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LOWEST PRICES EVER OFFERED for furniture,
carpets, &c. Many instances 80 per cent of.
W. H. HoUGHTON Il Co., 1ZI8-l220 L ST.
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Il
n.W.-Go there for the best of everything
that the market affords. both to eat and drink,
Cold Beer served in English stone mugs. 1t
c. Wilmer 4 Co., 1918 Pa. ave.
Best Gran Sugar, 64c.
Native Clarets, 81. So doZ.
Best Lime Juice only zoe.
Z. {. Ginger Ale, Sl.25 doz. auS-2t
Don't Forget told you would save YOU
something Oh Furniture, China. &c. Solid Oak
Chairs, Sc; Leather Seat High Back Dining,
" up: Ladies Carpet Seat Rocker, 9oc.
Jyz6 GRAsTY, l5lO-l2 It'll st. NV
Buy u Machine with a Reputation!
Examine our New High Arm No. and notice
how Its rotary motion, silent and positive con-
trasts with the rasping, heavy, uncertain action
OF shuttle machines. Office, 437 9Th NV.
Jul-tth.s,3m WHEELER WILSON MFa. Co.
JohnsOn's Restaurant, 4O5 18th st. n. W. 1t
Piles! Piles! PiIes!-Dr. Williams Indian
Pile Ointment is the only sure 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. thI5Ot
CastOria.
When baby WAS sick we gave her Castoria
When she was Child she cried for Castoria
When she became Miss she chung to Castoria
Whom she had Children she gave them Castoria
jal6-th,s tu,ly
Star Spring Water.
Saratoga Star Spring Water for sale in bot
ties and by the glass by ali druggists. SAML
Z. PALMER, Agent. ja25-s, tn, thlj0t
JOhnsOn's Restaurant, 405 18th st. n. W. 1t
Nervous Debility, Poor Memory, Diff
dence, Sexual Weakness, Pimples cured by DR..
Miles Neryine. Samples free at
MERITS DRUG STORE, 10l4 F St
$3 gal, 75c. qt. bottle. No. Rye Whisky
Best i'll the world for the money
ml3-w&s-tr MCGEE's, 637 near 7th st.
Bay Your Coal OF J. MAURY DOVE. Only
highest grades of family coal handled. jyl5-tf
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Thousands Of patriotic residents Of Washiaqton
hare enrolled Themselves against Iegdlizing man
slaughter. as is proposed BY the Atkinsoa IlI III
you haze not done 20. tohy nots
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REMEnBrs Kernan's two shows, AUG. II.

SACRED CoxoERr MusIc ct Marshall Han q
morrow Sunday.
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FRANC, One Price, cor.

a Large Stock of Baskets at wholesale onlv
Columbia Wooden Ware Co., 1875 It'll St NV Is
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MORE ABOUT HEROES wINDow-LIKUT. GUY
.coNTRADICTs EI-LIEUT. ARNoLD-THR LATTKI
Is CALLED TO THE STAND AGAIN BIZ Nh
CLAU0HroN
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JOhnsOn's Restaurant, 400 18th st.
n.w.--Go there for the best of everything
that the market affords. both to eat and drink.
Cold Beer served in English stone mugs 1t