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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-10
THEY PUNCHED THEIR HITS.
How the Newarks Walked Away with
the Senators.

The ball game at Newark yesterday was the
| regulation article with the regulation result.
Washington lost. From the way the Senators
started in any one might have supposed that
the Sand Spaniards were going to be batted
over into a neighbour ne state, but appearances
are always deceptive, so far as the nome team
is concerned, and when the game came TO It's
latter end the Newark crowd was shouting be-
cause their men got there at the rate OF TO D.
The hitting an d fielding was sharp throughout;
Newark punched its hits, and that tells the
whole story. Six of Newarks runs were
earned, while Washington earned but two.
Each team has one error chalked against it.
The batteries we're Dooms. Duffy, Sullivan and
ChiIds and Phillips, Nicholas and Bird
ELSEWHERE.
New Haven made it to l against Worcester
yesterday Cudworth captain of the Massa-
chusetts team, was the ball twirler for the OPP
position, and in the third and ninth innings he
was hit very hard and with considerable fire.
quency. New Haven got in IL hits; Worcester,
4. The errors amounted to 10, Worcester ap-
propriatng of them. Gilliland and Cahill
and CudwOrth and Guinasso.
The O.ioles STARE in to win at Wilmington
yesterday, and the Delawareans offered but
little, if any. opposition. The result was a
errors while Wilmington had but hits it had
two more errors than 1T had runs. Wehrle and
Williams and Baker and Townsend were the
batteries.
Hartford put ten men on the diamond at Jer-
sey City yesterday and then watched the Jer-
scy City total run up to 10. Hartford barely
saved a shut out. Lyston was hit without any
trouble and on his alleged pitching TIE Jersey
men piled up their big total. Jersey City had
u hits and errors. Hartfords hits were 4.
errors, 9. The batteries were McDermott and
Murphy, Lyston, Annis and Moore.
IN OTHER LEAGUES.
National League.-At Philadelph ia-PhiIa-
deiphia, g. Cincinnati, l. At Brooklyn
Brooklyn, 6; Cleveland, 8. At Boston-Boston,
10; PIttsburg, Z. At New York-New York, 2;
Chicago. g.
Players League-At Philadelphia -Philadel-
phla, u; Pittsburg. 16. At BOston-Boston, 16;
Chicago, 8. At New York-New York, IS; Buff
falo. T.
American Association-AtC Columbus Column
bus. 6; Rochester, z. At Observation-Disclosures,
/; Louisville, 8. At St. Louis--St Louis 5;
Syracuse, H. At Toledo-T0ledo, 8; Brook
Ign, 8.
WITH THE AMATEURS.
The Mount Vernon base ball team defeated
the Columbia Athletics yesterday afternoon on
Analostan Island by a score of 10 to Ia; hits, Is
to Il; errors. to 8. The Athletics battery
was Dickinson and DAILY, while Fuller and Boil
ger iilled the points for the Mount Vernons
Mr.. 4. Walter officiated AS umpire.
HOME AGAIN.
The Senators will play ut Capitol Park this
afternoon. The Wilmington team will also be
there. Three games Oh the home grounds
and then the Statesmen will so away for two
weeks.
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Young Ne.hodists Have a Good Time

About $50 OF the working young people of
the local Methodist churches had pleasant
time on the steamer WV. Corcoran last night.
The excursion was exclusively a compliment
tary one, given by the Young Peoples Associa-
tion OF Han.line NJ E. Church for the purpose
OF encouraging more thoroughly fraternal re-
latlOns between the live elements Of Washing
ton Methodism- The boat LETT the wharf al
$50 and returned before ii O'Clock Every
ihlnG went on yer.~ pleasantly. The guests OF
the occasion were delighted with the attention
shown them and tLey complimented the liberal
ity and enterprise OF the association Arrange.
ments generally were i'll the hands of a com.
mittee-Mr. q. ". +. SwartZell. chairman: Mr.
j. l. Nu5er. Miss Laura T. Towner, Miss Ids
OSeal and Mr.. Clarence T. Mccoy.
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Ernest Smallwood, colOred boy who blacks
boots at the corner of 9th street and Pennsyl-
vania avenue, was before Judge Miller this
morning for being in an unlawful assembly.
He was engaged with other boys in game Of
'crap." When Policeman Jamison appeared
on the scene the boys ran, but Smallwood was
captured. The boy denied the statement OF
the officer and said that he did not run. Judge
Miller told the boy that there was no use COM
ing into court and expecting to get off by tell
ing what is untrue. He would only have i'm
posed the usual So fine had not the boy told
such deliberate falsehood. but as he had lied
the fine would be doubled-SIO or 80 DAYS.
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The American Pathological Association began
its twenty-ti annual meeting at Norwich,
Conn. Tuesday. President Charles r. Lou
man delivered the annual address.
Abbas, the jockey, was thrown from his
mount, Moretta. in riding for the Drexel stakes
at Washington Park, Chicago, Tuesday and
killed.
Mrs. Mary Gallenstein of Erie, Pa. under
took to stimulate her kitchen fire with kerosene
Tuesday. An explosion followed and she was
roasted to crisp. Her baby was also badly
burned.
Gov Hill has declined the invitation Of the
executive board OF the Texas Bar Association
to deliver the annual address before the
association at Galveston August 2. In his
letter the governor says that Official engage
ments will prevent so long an absence from
the state as the trip to Galveston would neces-
state
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Race Trouble in Virginia.

Lynchburg special to the Baltimore Sun
says: Great excitement has prevailed at Leba-
non the county seat Of Russell county. during
the past week, owing to an attempt at incen-
diarism. A negro woman was caught in the
act of setting fire to house and arrested. Two
negro men took her part and made threats
against the mayor of the town, Mr.. Boswell
In the difficulty that ensued Tom Robinson.
one of the negroes, was shot and killed. The
woman is i'll jail. A number of other colored
persons, who had sided with the two negroes
were expelled from the town.
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Sunday School Prize Winners,

The closing exercises Of st. Aloysius Sunday
School were held last evening at Gonzaga Hall.
There was a large attendance Of parents and
friends OF the pupils, and the musical program,
well rendered by the young ladies of Notre
Dame, was greatly enjoyed. The distribution
OF medals was as follows: To the girls-Katie
French, Mary Z. Foley, Jennie Hurley. Maggie
McMoham, Hortense McGowan, Lizzie O'Neill
Clara Richmond, Lizzie sullivan. Annie
Whorely, Katie Whorely. To the boys-gradu.
ating class. james Smart and Chas Berkely
second class. VIM. Quinn and John ONeill
third class, Charles Moran and Bernie Nesbitt
Premiums were distributed to many deserving
pupils.
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Interpretations.

The certificate of incorporation by Charles
W. Hurley, James Z. Dean and Mackall Colbut
of the Tenleytown Baptist Church has beer
fled.
The certificate of incorporation of the Peli
can Club las been filed by Il. F. Craycraft G.
A. Orrison, IhOs. F. Bowie and W. II. Slye.
Good shepherd Lodge. No. l, of the United
Sons and Daughters of Joshua has filed a GER
tIhcate of Incorporation by Peyton Washing
ton, =. Fltzkugh, John Bennett. George Haw
klns, David Holmes and Alice Jackson
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Badly Hurt by a Fall.

James Howe, a conductor of the Washington
and Georgetown railroad was badly injured
between IL and l o'clock last night He fell
into an excavation on NJ between LIST street and
New Jersey avenue, and received bad cuts
about the head and bruises about the body.
He was taken to his home on Virginia avenue
between 9th and 9TH streets southeast and at
tended by DIR. Herbert
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His Foot Crushed by a Street Car.

Yesterday afternoon Joseph Kelly, fourteen
year-old boy, was badly injured ON 18th street
between Z and F streets northwest He was
employed as driver of the hill horse of the Belt
Line railroad at that point and, having hitched
his horse to a car. was in the act of jumping on
the dasher when he slipped and fell, the wheel
of the car passing over his right foot. crushing
it badly. He was taken to the Emergency Hos
pital and Dr. Ellyson dressed the injuries. after
which Agent Sweeney of the Newsboys' Home
took charge of the lad, who stated that he had
no home,
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If You FEEL TIRED,

Weak. worn out or run down from hard work. by i'm
poverished condition of the blood low state Of the
system, you should take Hoods Sarsaparilla. The
peculiar tonng, purifying and vitalizing qualities OF
this successful medicine felt throughout the
entire system. expelling disease and giving Quick
healthy action to every 1t tones the stomach
creates appetite and the liver and kidneys
Thousands testify that Hoods Sarssparilla snakes
the weak strong"
NIB. you deciae to take Hoods Sarsaparilla, do
not b. induced to try any other instead
HOODS sARsAPARILLA
Sold by all druggists eli six for s. Prepared only
by G. HOOD CO., Apothecsries, Lowell. Mass
4 100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR
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Election of Officers.

At the meeting Of the Young Mems Catholic
Club held las. evening the following officers
were elected: William II. McGrann, president;
Edward J. Hall, vice president; Rosa +. Down.
ing, recording secretary: Charles NJ. Werle,
financial secretary; James A. Mulquin, treas
urer, and John Trapp, sergeant-at-arms.
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A Woman Murdered in West Virginia.

A horrible and somewhat mysterious murder
was reported yesterday from the E!khorn min
ing region. A special to the Baltimore Sun
from Hamlins, VIVA. says: A colored man
named James Early and white woman named
johnson have been living for some time in a
shanty near the mines of the EIkhorn Mining
Company. Monday afternoon the couple had a
quarrel. and after it was over the woman went
to bed. Shortly afterward the report of a shot
gun was heard In the cabin, and Early ran out
and said the woman had shot herself She was
found to have been shot in the hip with heavy
charge of old nails, slu9s and screws. and died
in about two hours. Early was held for the
murder
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Dissatisfaction i'm San Salvador,

A private telegram received in Mexico from
San salvador says: The government has or
dered rigid censorship over cablegrams and
there is extreme dissatisfaction with the new
provisional government and civil war is i'm
mnent."
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The Deserted Cats.

To the Editor Of THE EVENING STAR:
1t is suggested to the Society for Prevention Of
Cruelty to Animals that something be done for
the cats and kittens which are left in the back
yards to starve by the family who are off to en-
Joy themselves at the mountains, seaside or
camp groves. KAATsKILL-
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The POpe's Successor.

The Paris correspondent of the London
ChronicC. says that the pope will convene a
meeting of bishops and cardinals at Rome in
the spring to consider the position of the
church and the question of his successor.
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CITY ITEMS.

Cranberry 4 Co. to introduce their new
Association Special Racket have reduced prices
for few days from $40 to $3.50. Az Penn
sylvania ave-, 1913 St lts
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Tennis at Woodley Inn.

At the tennis tournament at Woodley Inn
yesterday in the first match Mr.. Parks beat Mr.
Staylor 6-2. 81 In the second match Mr.
James Keenan,, who never played before, met
Mr.. Francis, who has not played for several
years Mr.. Francis won the match, 60, Gil
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SAplffar

Has the coolest and best ventilated Ladies' and
Gents Dining Rooms in this city. Fans always
In operation up and down stairs. 5O2 9Th ST.
NV. iy5-eol4t
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have been issued as follows: Emmons & King
nineteen brick dwellings 100 to 122 E, 100 to
l04 Massachusetts avenue and 500 to sis LIST
street northeast, S48.000, and thirteen brick
dwellings 1903 to 1873 California street northeast
1928. 400 Theo. A. Harding, one brick dwelling,
1926 18th street northwest, $4,000; p. Daley,
four brick dwellings, 507 to 5l3 Oath street
northwest; $4,000
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Fits, Spasms, ST. Vitus Dance, Nervousness
and Hysteria are soon cured by DIR. Miles, Nerv-
Inc. Free samples at
EDWARD p. MERITS l0l4 f St
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Buy "A Machine with a Rem,

Buy a 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-t, til. s, SIM WHEELER d WILSON MIRO Co
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

Gem Ice Cream Freezer costs less an
does better work than any other. All dealers
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CLOVER Blossom SYRUP in soda water makes
n delicious and refreshing drink. Ask for 1t at
Simms' soda fountain and at all trst-class drug
stores
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Piles! Piles! Piles!-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 thl5U
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When baby was sick we gave her Castoria-
When she was Child she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss sine chung to Castoria
When she had Children she gave them Castoria
ial6- til q tuly
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NOTHING BETTER can be had for romping
around Iii the country than our 81 childrens
suits. EIsEMAS Bros, 7th and E.
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Infant Mortality,

To the Editor OF The EVENING STAR:
As physician desire to call the attention
of the public, particularly Of mothers, to the
cause of the large number IF deaths of infants
in this city. especially among the poor and
ignorant Cholera infantum and diarrhea are
charged for many deaths they are not respon-
sible for. More infants die from starvation
than any other cause. This arises from artif-
cial feeding with condensed milk which is
diluted 20 such an extent that the children are
taking virtually nothing but water. Hundreds
OF times have / observed that mothers use
only q teaspoonful Of milk to pint of
water. whereas they should use tea
spoonful to not more than four table,
spoonfuls of hot water. and from q mixture OF
this strength an infant two weeks of age should
be fed n moderate quantity every two hours.
The trouble is owing to the ambiguous direc-
ton on the cans. 1t uses a chemical express
sion (parts), whereas it should use teaspoonfuls
and tablespoonfuls. As this is such serious
matter deem it nv duty to enlghten those
having the care of nursing children. C.B.P.
ATTRACTIONS AT BAY RIpaE.-Friday, the 18th
instant, grand juvenile corps de ballet and
kermes, under the direction of Prof VIM. 4.
Auer, in which 200 young ladies and gentlemen
Will appear dancing the national dances, In
costumes imported expressly for the occasion.
The greatest event of the season. Unsurpassed
and unequaled new music by the Naval Acad.
envy Baud Round trip ~.
! INDIAN HEAD evening trips. See adv.
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Sfar Snrinr Mater

Saratoga Star Spring Water for sale in bot
ties and by the glass by all druggists. SAM'L
{. PALMER, Agent. ja25-s, tn, thlJOt
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The BEsr AND PUREsT BEER in the market is
HeurIchs extra Iaie' lager. TIE ARLINGTON
BoTTILNG Co. Telephone 63i-3.
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cor Sth and ST. NV iy7-lm
bicycle EXCHANGE, COR MASS. AVE AND
Duh st Il. w.-Blcycles and Accessories Bought Sold
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CLEvrLAsDs Superior BAKING POWDER
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II IL uchest In cream Of
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REASONS WHY Tits highest In leavenine
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SUPERIOR Food raised With IL keeps
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THE BEsE 1t railways gives uniform re-
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BIC SALE OF PoRTIEREs, rugs and refrigera
tors at half price at W. h. HoEKEs, entrance
on Sth st.
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VITAL
Health Officer lovnsend's repOrt for the


Health Officer Townsends report for the
week ending July shows: Number of deaths.
1870; white, 70; colored, 81. Death rate per
1000 per annum: White. 22.3; colored, 81.
Total population, n. Seventy were under
five years of age, Sc were under one year old
and % over sixty years. Thirteen of the
deaths occurred in hospitals and public in
situations. The deaths by classes were as fol-
lows: ZymotIc, A; constitutional, 20; local. A;
developmental, Is; violence. t. The principal
causes were: Diphtheria, 2. consumption, 10;
diarrh9al, 30; typhoid fever, Z; scarlet fever 1;
pneumonia, 4; congestion OF the lungs, 2; bron-
chitis, 1; whooping cough, l. Births reported:
Twenty-eight white males, 70 white females, II
colored males, ~ colored females. Marriages
reported: Sixteen white; cOlored.
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S4JOASD 50 trousers to order. EIsEMA
Bros. It'll and +.
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FUssELLs kirsch ice cream. new fruit deli
cacy; original with and made only by
FUSsELI, 1927 New York ave.
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1BY A CASE OF HEURIcH's extra pale"
lager. The ARLINGTON BorTLING Co.,
9th and SITS. NV.
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INDIAN HEAD evening trips. See adv.
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DISTRICT GOVERNMENT,
PROPOSED REMOVAL OF A FOUNTAIN

PROPOSED REMOVAL OF A FOUNTAIN.
The Commissioners have received letter
from Lieut.. Amiss of the first precinct, in
which he recommends. in view of many COM
plants by citizens, of the obstruction of the
street at the intersection of 10th
and ID streets northwest, caused by
persons driving vehicles waiting their turn to
water their horses at the drinking fountain
near said corner, that the fountain be removed
to the south Of Pennsylvania avenue near the
hay market
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-10

CARPETS CLMPHORATED and made moth proof
free of charge. EMPIRE CARPET CLEANING
WORKS, 65l-635 Mass ave. w. Telephone 425-2.
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$3.50 SUITS. sack and cutaway styles. Else
MAN Bios. It'll and T..
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ATTEND our 60 20 suit sale. EIsENAS Bros.
9Th and Z.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

FORECAST TILL EIGHr An FRIDAY.
For the District of Columbia and Maryland,
lair cooler weather; northeasterly winds; con-
tinued cool weather friday; rising temperature
Saturday: warmer sunday
For Virginia. continued cool weather; fair,
except showers near the coast; northeasterly
winds.
The Signal Office reports that a warm wave
has appeared in Dakota, where the temperature
has risen from "a to II degrees. that this rise
in temperature will extend over the upper lake
region today and the lower lake region and the
OHIO valley Friday. Cooler weather will pre-
vail in the middle Atlantic states today and to-
morrow, with rising temperature on Saturday
and warmer weather on sunday.
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CONDITION OF TIE WATER.

Temperature and condition OF water at Z
am--Great Falls. temperature. rs; condition.
%. Receiving reservoir. temperature, 50. Con-
ditiOn at north connection. IS. condition at
south connection, SO; distributing reservoir.
temperature 80; condition at inhuent gate
house. IA: condition at effiuent gate house. g..
High tide IN the river, 2:2l pm; low tide,
S:I7 DIN
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PANTS to order. 81 50 aud 80. EIsEMAS Bros,
9Th and Z.
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Day and Evening Excursion
of the
GERMAN EvANG LUTHERAN
CoNCoRDIA SUNDAY SCHOOL
To RIVER VIEW.
ON FRIDAY. JULY II. 1890.
Steamer J. 2 ntz will leave 9TH st. wharf at o 80
am. $50 ana pm. y9-2t
SArUkDAY NIGHT EXCURSION
NORFOLK. FORT MONROE. VIRGINIA BEAcH
AND OCEAN SHORE PARK
FINEST Surf Bathing Elegant Meals
STEAMER EXCELSIOR SATURDAY. JCLYl2
From eth st wharf. at .. NJ Arrivins nj Fort Mon
roe 9 am. and Norfolk = ALL. sunday morning
Sure connection with tram for Virginia Beach
Returning. leave Boston Wharf, Norfolk sunday
AFTERNOON al . O'Clock. arriving Washington
day ms rnliig ~ q o'cloCk.
Round trip TO Norfolk and Fort Monroe a.
Round trip TO Virginia Beach $3.50
Round trip to Virginia BrAch Including dinner n.
Ocean ahoIe Park Hotel. 81
Tickets and rooIns at $40 1851 Penn ave and AZ
steamers wharf. Telephone call 100.
Ds-3t MN WEIGH surt
IrOk CHARTEk-THE STEAM YACHT '.BEIIE
II L." Bl DAY. WIEN on MONTH
To responsible private parties only. Two cabins
Five state TO ms Especially lifted tor fauil, Iartls
Every thing complete ana hrst-C4ass COOk n dsIi
Tor further particulars anu terms ap;y board Of
yacht At 1th 81 wharf.
wP wATRoUs,
yo-'bm $40 ct NV.
RLAcKIsToN ISLAND,
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Use THE JOHNSTON BREAKFAST COFFEE. Sol
By all grocers At 25c. per pound package.