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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-08
CITY ITEMS


Grocers, Look! Looki
Wholesale
Sugars
Importers s.s,
Dry roasters
of Coffees
Spice grinding.
Johnston's
Breakfast Cofess
JOHNSTON BRos. & Co., Central Sales Office,
$50 Louisiana avenue.
Largest
stock and
greatest Of
Fine Teas
south of
New York. 1t
Broad Run Creamery Butter, strictly fno
quality. II you want fine butter try this article.
1t" METzGER's. All TIN ST. NV.
Fine Upright Pianos for rent VICTOR
BECKER, 800 9th st. NV. First-class tuning
and repairing; moderate prices. oc7-2t'
8. Heller, 72O 7th ST.. is making specially in
Ladies' and Children's Hair Cutting and sham
pooling. Also cures Dandruf. oc6-5t-
'sSun Rise Chop" Tea, SOC. ID. Have you
tried It'll It il excellent. METzeEns. 7th site
Whose Sugars do you use2 JoHSsroS's. 1t
The owners of high-priced turpentine mix
lures may cry cheap" so it is, but it gets
there every time; We mean Salvation Oil.
Java and Mocha Coffee, SOC. MErzeERs, ST.
Phillips Digestible Cocoa
Does not Distress and adds flesh and weight.
Whose Baking Powder now? JoHSsToS's.
Pure Old Rye Whisky. 75c. at. MErzorn's It,
Nervous Prostitution, Sleeplessness Opium
habit, Dizziness, Blues cured by DR.. Miles
Nervine. Samples free at
2tr MERITS DRUa STORE. 1914 St
Java and Mocha Coffee, SOC. METxaxR's Q, 7th."
Selling Long Gray Hair Switches and Bangs
at reduced prices at s. HELLERs. oc6-5t+
Whose Coftees are fresh2 JoHNsroS's 1
An Invention Making Sewing a Pastims
Wheeler Wilson's New High Arm No. -.
1t charms on light. Its use enrspturea
Office 1877 9Th street northwest. dll-tr
Pure Old Rye Whisky, 75c. at. MErzaEB's. 1t"
Whose Teas are best2 JoHNsToN's. 1t
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srx-PIkcE parlor suite. plush, S26- Five-piece
silk tapestry, $50 ~. Chamber suite, antique
finish, $3.50. Chamber sIite, OAK, antique.
2cX24 beyel glass. 81. s. X. Brown Son,
10Th and Pa. ave. NV
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Fine Upright Pianos for rent VIcTor
BECKER, $50 9Th st. NV. First-class tuning
and repairing; moderate prices. oc7-2t'
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OrR EXTRA REINFORCEMENT has the seat Of
Sur 4sc. Canton flannel drawers.
Franc Sos, One Price,
Cor. 9TH and ID.
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transportation Of Pennsylvania Voters.

Transportation Of Pennsylvania Voters.
The Pennsylvania Club held largely attended
meeting last night, when the question of rail-
road transportation to voters was discussed.
The railroad had offered rate OF one fare and
a third, which WAS deemed unsatisfactory, and
effort will be made to obtain further con-
cessiOns.
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GRsAr alteration bargain sale OF odds AID
ends at r. GoLDscHNIp, 1907 F st. NV.
See fourth page
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EXTRA STAYS RESIST THE WEAR In our 43c
Canton flannel drawers.
FRANC i Son. One Price,
Cor eth and ID.
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CHOICE HYAcINTHs AND TULIPS AT AUCTION
Latimer & Sloan, auctionsers will sell tomor-
row at II clock at their auction rooms, 14O9
G street, a choice lot of Dutch bulbs.-Adut.
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TIE Mosr COMPLETE STOCK Of mems clothing
IN the city il found at EIsEMAS Bios :. It'll and E.
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JoHSsroS's baking powder, &c. quarter pound
''AiANIToU,'

CARPETS CLEANED by the Empire Carpet
Works, 631-635 Mass ave. NV, are made moth
proof free OF charge. Telephone 1852
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NorIcE-B oliihs j. Laws has removed his
stock Of wall papers. pictures. picture frames,
&c. from l427 Pa. ave. To all 1th ST. NV
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Our SrocK Of boys and children's suits is
the largest in the city. See the school suits
We are selling at g.
EIsENAS Bros eth and E.
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lr's A G1RL.

lr,s A GIRL.
''Only GIRL" was the sneerins remark Of crusty
old bachelor. only girl" Pray. sir. where would
yet get your and boys if it the girls?
And inssmuch as we intensely interested in the
male persuasion i'll business sense heartily well
come the little stranger, although it's only girl y
We cater to the wants Of men and boys and endeavor
supply them with
FINE READY.MADE CLOTHING
At moderate prices. Note the following quotations
Read. mark and nwary digest them" to the preser-
| Walton OF the contsnts-of your purses:
SUITS OF CLOTHES FOR MEN,
Cheviots Tweeda Silk Mixtures. Camden Stripes
and Paids Rock Cassimeres &C. strictly all wool of
excellent make and perfect in 1T. Worth double the
price we name, which is
cuTAwAY COATS AND VESTS FOR MEN,
Black worstsds strictly all wool-make and materials
fully to the required standard Worth at retail all
OF Slo If they're worth q cent.
OUR PRICE. $3.50 FOR COAT AND VEST.
SUITS OF CLOTHEs-FOR MEN.
Harris Cassimeres and Wire Woven wiltshi, res
The Quality Of these goods is above suspicion Our
former prices these suits S164J. Sl56O and
S14 7o.-We are Offering them this ssssop
AT $40 SUIT.
TUXEDO COATS are having Q regular walkover
this season. We have them. COATS AND VESTS OF
| CLAY woRsTED. At
Make note Of this for future reference.
OvERCoATs FOR MEN We doubt II q Landowner
line Of Fall and Winter
Overcosts was ever shown
in this city. Campbels
Kerseys. Scotch Tweeds.
Notified Msxins, English
Metons and all 70
| SHORT PANTS SUITS.
Sizes 4 to IA years. $1-5O. 81. $3.50. %, $3.50.
S387, a
BOYS SUITS. COATS. VESTS AND LONG PANTS
Sizes ID to IL years "a, $3.50. 60 So ~. 81. 80.
| "a. e7.50.
This is only the entering wedee.-we shall make it
worth your while to follow up closely.
VICTOR E. ADLER'S
10 PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE,
827 AND go 7TH ST. NV.
CORNER MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE
| STRICTLY ONE PRICE
OPEN SATURDAY UNTIL IL PM
| oc7-tr
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WEARS LEE LEATHER Our 4sc. Canton
flannel drawers.
FRANC 4 Soy, One Price.
Cor 9TH anC u.
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ITIoS OF HE WATER

FoR Cool WEATHER, medium-weight under
wear, kid gloves, dark nsckwrar. brown and
black derbys, &c. LEWIS & Son, 1921 y. Y. ay.
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The leading mineral water and ginger cham
payne in the world. CHARLES KRAMER,
Telephone sos. 137 It'll ST. II. ".
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A PAIR OF PATENT STILLS gwen with every
child's suit. EIsENAN Bios, 7th and E.
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MoRrAR-sporrEn SKIN

Accurately describes psorasss. the second great skin
dsesse Think Of shedding quart OF scales each day.
of akin cracked. oleediz8 burning and itelins, al
most beyond human endurance; hair hfsless or gone
Suffering hardly to be appreciated L not this dim
cult skin and scalp disease 10 cursf And yet cUTI-
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An Invention Making Sewing Pastims.
Wheeler d Wilson's New High Arm No. y.
1t charms on sight. Its uso cnrspturek
Office 1877 9Th street northwest. dll-tr
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Mrx's DERBY HATs. Latest styles Low prices.
Large stock. Leaders at s1.50. ~ and "a. 30.
Extra value at these prices A ]. Lswrs, IS5 Ith.
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SPICES ground in Washington. jon,

CARPET cleaning and carpet laying at low
rates by A II. CHAcE Il BRO. GIG La. ave.
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Nervous Prostitution, Sleep lessness, Opium
habit, Dizziness, Blues cured by DR.. Miles
Nervine. Samples free at
2tr MERITS DRUG STORE 1914 r st.
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LOCAL MENTION,
The Weather.

rorzcAsT TILL RIGHT A u FRIDAY.
For the Distric. Of Columbia. Maryland and
Virginia fair till Saturday; cooler, except sta
tionary temperature on the coast; northwest
erly winds
CONDITION OF The WATER
Temperature and condition of water at
an. Great Falls, temperature. SO; condition,
3e. Receiving reservoir, Temperature. SO. Con-
dition at north connection, 30; condition at
south connection. 80. dIstrip uting reservoir,
temperature. 81; condition at infuen: gate
house, Sc, condition at eifluent gate house, S.
Bigh Water. Low Water
liza Am IL So pm $50 am Sis pm.
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HAIR ToSIc for restoring gray hair to its
natural color 1879 st. n. W.
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UNLIKE CASH HOUSES
WE DEMONSTRATE PRACTICALLY OUR
FAITH IN THE INTEGRITY OF AMERICAN
MANHOOD BY PLACING ALL IN A POSI-
TON TO ENJOY LIFE. ADDING A HUN.
DREDFOLD TO YOUR WEALTH WITHOUT
COST OR BURDEN.
OUR EQUITABLE
CREDIT
SYSTEM.
ExACTING BUT AN
INFINITEsIMAL PORTION OF THE
HoUsEKEEPERs' WEEKLY OR MONTHLY
SAVINGS. SURROUNDS YOUR FIRE
SIDES WITH THE ENDEARMENTs AND
SWEETS OF COMFORTABLE AND
HAPPY HOME. THE WORD OF HONOR OF
A'LADY BEING OUR GUARANTY FOB
FUTURE PAYMENTS.
PARLoR AND BED ROOM FURNITURE.
CARPETS. -..-.
DRAPERIEs.
STOVES,
WORKS OF ART,
OFFICE DESKS. CHIFFONIERs. TOILET
SETS. wARDRoBEs. BuFFETs. EscRE-
TORRES. CHINA CLOSETS. SECRETARIES.
FANCY CHAIRS, HALL RACKS. CABINETS.
EAsELs. PsYoHEs. BOOK CASES. &C..
ON CREDIT.-
HOUSE HERRMANN's
CASH AND CREDIT HOUSED
s17. sls. sel AND sss 7TR 81.
90 az AND sss MASS. AVE- \. v.
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STAGE EXCURSIONS.

IALLl-. Dewitt's Coach Line. Round Trips.-Ho
\ Arlington. Soldier Home. Cham and Cabin John
bndses 10 :. m. ? m. 90. 10 .ac. 200 PARK and
Legation buildnes p. m. Ia. Navy lard Barracks
and Departments, with guide iOr
No visit complete without rlde on our great
hand Tally Ho- Leaves SIS 18th o.: .. ". sel-tr
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MIssKs' AND CRu.DKKS's opening at NINE.
HAaaIsox's, 1919 ct, Saturday. Oct. TO-
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HAVE YouR REPAIRS made promptly and at
reasonable prices BY 9; D; Collins, builder and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-08

I'HE CEN iURl DICTIONARY ADVANCE
orders TOR the complete volumes should he sent
to CHAS. l.. CONDIT. 1923 G st. The office is open
from to pm. ocS-3t
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CLEvE1ASD,s BAKING POWDER.

CLEvELANDs BAKING Powder
WHOLESOME.
LEAvENS MOST.
LEAvENs BEST.
Send stamp for cook book.
Cleveland Baking Powder Co., New York
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T INSEED OIL AND WINDOW GLASS FOB SALE
II Al nufacturs rs price,.
sy LANES y. AcSIkk; nsaisr n 1ntidin& sappiiss
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

n oRFoLK, FORTRESS MONROE AND PORTS
~ mouth. Va Norfolk and " Washington, ID. C.
Steamboat Company's PALACE 81 EAAf Rs MAsh
lN0IvN and NOIlfOI1k, leave every DAP IN TIE
at Z p. IA. from wharf foot Of 9Th st.. eonnectIIa<
with ali through trains for the south and O0sa
5la. ols, 1851 and l4;sl Pennsylvania ave.
e0- Ask Tor tckets va the New Line
JNo. CALLAHAN.
se2l-3m Gen supt.
EoR NORFOLK AND OLD POINT TAEE
II Steamer LADY OF The LAKE Fsresl 20 HouId
trip S2.OU. Steamer wharf. terminus n
csOe cars. TUESDAY,. 1HU hsDAY. sATJkD .asI
sJNDAl. pm Laehted with sIsstrlstty and
furnished thrOushoct. Through tickets Boston.
elndlng meas and state ~ as. and Ne~ fors
%. 10 releplops cal. I:syO q a " ofhCe.-5Is al
l42l. and u. q v. ols and 1851 fenna- ave.
1ylO ALI kkD WOOD. q. IA
STEAMER I. v. ARRowsMITH PROM IN
~ 81. wlarf.-On Monday and "Wednesday. ct D. n
for Colonial Beach. Cotons. Nonlin Crsek. sInitt
Creek. CoAn and loconco Rivera hesuruIk, land 90
lnterlleoate lsndings- Arrive q sdns-
On saturdays al 30 m for Colonial Beach. Co
tons Co1n and iooomico hsturuibs. land IT Co.
ton add Ooioni~A bssclL ARRIVE ~ MHsLlnston sa~-
days. .. y pan
Du-3m c. ". RIDLEY. Gent Manarer.
STEAMER '-wAKEFIELD
- LeAvss th-st. wharf on MONDAYS ThyksDAls
- -.s SSSDA1 sseninks. ,.- 49, -.
touching ~ alternssaiase l.ndfnssL
/ Passages sceonaaA4o<lsSlons nrst -clase
Z. ". RIDLEY.
Ss 0snsr.l ksnasss.
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Java and Mocha Coffee. 80


Selling Long Gray Hair Switches and Bangs
at reduced prices at s. HELLER's. oc6-5t+
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Whose Baking Powder now? JoHxsTox's.
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NoTARIEs PUBLIC.

~ and Ierr1sory, Notary and q. q Oomu1IusSo,ur
JNo. 4 BEALI. LA q 4 y.
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N. C. wHrLAS, zoos st-Corsets cleaned
and rsboned.
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Java and Mocha Coffee, SOC. MErzaEa's, ] st.

The owners of high-priced turpentine mix
lures may cry cheap" 80 it is, but it gets
there" svory time; we mean Salvation Oil.
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BICYCLES.
Now Is YOUR CHANCE 10 car BicYcLE
wesrs sailing our stock OF the celebrated Humber
sna Narwick Psnection Bicycles for less than cost
MAGAZINES that cost sl3o and sl4o for $50
The WARWICK CYCLE COMPANY.
se14-lm e1s I'm INV
I'VE HAVE IN STOCK
number of High Grade. SOLID Tyr.d whse,s Il Low
figures for cash.
Call and zee them. Open evenings
CAPITAL DART. PSYCHE, TOURIST. ETo
1921 ST. NV.
wHEELERIEs AND CYCLING RINK,
92l II ST. NV
SMITH WHEEL MFG. co. ssls
MERcIFUL MAN
Is MERcIFUL TO HIS BONES
along on q modern bone shaker!
aoRMULLy JEFFREY MFG CO.,
ls2s 18th st. NV
I. B. GRAVES. MANAGER. au27
'hE AesI IoLIAlDIA SAFETY BIUlCLA
Has arrived
Tits beauty and puts AZ others TO sleep.
GEO. g. ATwATER co.,
ta3 l424-2oPenn. ave.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

Whose Teas are best2 JoaNsroN's. /
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ADVERTISING.

In NUU Misn 10 ADt khIIsE Al THING Al ~
Il where st any time write 0ko. r. hON ELL q
CO.. 10 spruce ST. New York sn2l-ly
LIVERY ONE IN NED OF INFORMATION OF
IL the advertising VII 40 well 10 obtain
copy Of book ADVERTISER. 5oe p&<ss. prlce o..
Mailed. postage paid. receipf Of pr1ce. Contains
careful compilation from the Anlencsn kewspsprr
Directory OF all the best pagers and clan ,ollrnaLs
g1vee the circulation rxtxnx sSery ro<<
deal Of Information and other ps
kOWELL's AD~kkfIsINo BUREAU. 10 spr1ss
st.. New York su;kl-0
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BsoxepSx cures headache: ase.-AduG
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Whose Sugars do you use2 JoHNsroN's.

"Sun Rise Chop" Tea, Soc. ID. Hsveyo,
tried it? It 10 excellent. METzaEn's. 7th ST. L
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Spice grinding.
Johnston's
Breakfast CoHees.

Broad Run Creamery Butter, strictly I'm
quality. II you want fine butter try this article
1t% METzGER's, AT TIN ST. n. W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-08

wsoss cofees to ask for? JoHNsroS's.
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Pure Old Rye Whisky, 75c. at. METzaEB's. 1
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ADJUSTMENTS.

/
u ERNAN's IIYCEuM THEArE
Al Pennsylvania ave and ntG St
This week-Mstinee Saturday.
JAMES II. WARD
And
CARRIE CLARKE WARD
In McCloskey's Sensational Drama,
THROUGH BY DAYLIGHT.
Prices: Nisht-l5. 25 so and 15 cents.
Matinee-lo, 10. q ana % cents.
Ne1. P1 RssTs S RND COMPANY
n Ew NATIONAL THEATRE
THIS WEEK ONLY.
The Eminent English Actor.
Mr.. E. s. WILLARD.
Supported BY Mr.. A. NJ PALMERs-C0mpany.ia
THE MIDDLEMAE.
By HENRY ARTHUR JONES.
Author Of The Silver King. .saints and si,as,.
&c
ONLY MATINEE SATURDAY.
Monday. October ia FAIR REBEL
Seats are now on sale oc5-tf
A oADEAf q Corner Sss 81 s.h and 81. THIS WEEK
LAST MATINEE SATURDAY Ara
FREDERICK PAULpIN0
THE STRUGGLE OF LIFE"
The press and public pronounce this the greatest
scenic meodramatic production Of the axs
October 12-Hoyts "a TEXAS STEER"
Sale Of seats now in progress oc60
q GEORGETOWN ORCHESTRA,
JOhEF kASPAR. Conductor.
TWELFTH SEASON.
Soloists:
Mile. CLEMENTlNA DE WERE.
Prims Donna soprano
Mr.. JAMES SALVAGE. Baritone.
Miss LEoNORA Won sToSCH, vioiiniste
Prof Antoine Gloe;zner, Miss Lolita Nils Mr.. Henry
Xander. Pisnists. and Others, Assisted by
wilhemJ Club and Large Chorus.
Grand Orchestra Of 100. String Orchestra Of 80.
First Concert. METZEROTT'S MUSIC HALL,
DECEMBER IL. 1891.
By request the management will reserve seats for
the Entire CouI Sc at MetZerott Co q, ITO st.
n. W. beginning WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER q, 1891,
at am. subscriptions for the three con-
the three grand concerts. Reserved for the
second and third concerts will lie forwarded by mail
one week IN advance OF each con ert. oc6-6.
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s. Heller, 720 7th ST.. is making specially |
Ladies' and Children's Hair Cutting and Shan
pooling. Also cures Dandruff oc6-5t-
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RAILROADS.


X icAAYAp And DANNILLE RAILROAD CO
~ sencdu-e n snsc' o,cl,rI :; lssll
s,A,,a saSs ,ssys and ys At psnDsyi'-Di- PAsssA~-
go aTa; oy ,SF LyhshsSrE and s,srnsa..,f
ii 10 a m.~naiiy ior Manassas. w.rr-utOn. cu
peier oran.re thAroftes die. Lynchbur.. Danvilis.
Gre nseoro kasigh. salisbury and stations N-atsn
carolina iN,o aud stations h,iAnts snd Chsriosts
ms, STATION 70 ~, "a ssr y I.a. a
west
Pullman pusei sl.rrer. New Iort ana wasting TOO
20 New Orleans wa Aontguuiyr, aud Mobaie and Pull
Dan,.ils Wit Pullman sser.g ior Aa-a.,s We 90
iumeia, and At Sreenssore snh Pullman sls~psE for
- pm Day, eNc-pt sunday. Tor Nsrrenton
and otsns- through tTa'n for tnons Ro, RiV-Itoa
10 80 p, n.-Dsily WASHINGTON AND SOUTH
Tram Pullman N..tlbu 81 IA a 60 oonsl.uug 81
lrsvIns hOom. Dnns. slerIHns and Buffet. sIueh
most MAsn .hc.nt snd Luxurious DeSlEn butt .I-
hs.y ,or ihls ssr,ies; 40 ,t,I. i.rs ohsrs.. a
49,. a. =, ar,s = m following day m.sist IN.
wa MONTGOMERY ana Tor Memphis Meriaisa. Nss
Si.~ss -, We si.ln. hsin Iaasa
20 ettra iAEs Changed between Atlanta and Nov Or
:, n y, m--Dsly. southern EIpr--, for lyaohburs.
p~n.Lle 1r-snsooro. ksssh. Salisbury and ststaous
tons south Carona DIVISION 90 Augusta and stst
AusrA and Charlotte DIVISION 10 Atlanta. ~hsre
ana Southwest Throash oosches New hOrk TO Az
Pullman Buffet sleeIer. Ne~ York and wsShlus4o.
" nMhehNlls va l,nchburg, Dsnsills. SALISBURY.
sna ~ ssern North carolina Division. and ~sshins
TRAINS ON WASHINGTON AND OHIO d.
ssi.ShoN iesNe Washington y 40 . daily, a Is 4.
oshy. ehd 20 pm. except SUNDAY. R~turfnG
GrNeG Nsshlnstou 30 .. m. aud 3 81 y M. d~lly
ado % ~ a m, except Sunday.
NJ ihfSush trains IRON IA. south via Charlotte end
DAn'e arrive an Warrington = - IN. 10 - m
burg lossl :. Is m and ii rs M M d" m S
llckets, eesping car reservation aud lnforxosstSn
FURNISHED and bssaxAse checked oface lsnO Rsnn-
sylvanin ave and al passenger station. f-nnsyIvanss
railroad. orb and ste Washington, u. q
oc3 JAMES l. TAYLOR. Gen P..s As~nA
(NHksAPEAkE OHIO HALLWAY
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT SEPTEMBER 70 rsel
Trains leave daily from Union station N. P.D eah
and streets
Through the srsndsst scenery in Am.ncs. with Oh.
nandsonest ana most complete solid Tram Serves
20Qp. m.-''Cinrirnat Fast Lane with dini>s q,
from Ashlnston ana solid Tram to Cincinnati without
change, arriving at CINCINNATI a 80 come. "A
In the Union depot for lndianal,olis -. Louis nc
IL lOp. IN. the famous n y. v. Nestibue lamissd"-
solid vestibuled train with dining Cine m
Ohio, Lexington and Louisville ny. srrivins On
cinnHu at 10 pm. Lexington 5 80 D. IA. LouisvAl.
300 p. connecting linton depots for poTrs.
200 D. M Erpre-s Tor Gorlonsville hs loftes vile
Richmond. wsynesboro'. staunton and principal VIZ
ginia points
10 81 via r. y p railway and Richn ond 90 OF
Point Comfort and Norfolk-ONLA RAIL Llkl
Pullman locations aud tickets al Compsnys Ofbess
ses2 X. W FULLER. Cent Passenger Asess
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-08

Phillips Digestible Cocoa
Does not distress. and adds flesh and weight.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-07-30
THOSE CAPE COD WOMEN KNOW.

The World has beautiful letter full,
of suggestive ideas, from Buzzards Bay,
where Mr.. and Mrs. Cleveland are spend.
ing quiet summer. 1t seems that
Mrs. Cleveland is not going out much
of late; and her stately form is clothed
In loose, flowing garments. But let us
let the World correspondent tell about
the situation. 1t Is bit of very sweet
and delicate reading.
Nearer and nearer do Mr.. and Mrs.
Cleveland seem to grow to each other.
Somehow the villagers know about 1t.
Mothers draw their little ones to their
breast as she passes and whispers a
prayer. They see the soft, radiant smile
that shines from her dreamy eyes, they
notice the fluttering of her lips, and
now and then the dew In her eyes.
They are quick to see and know--these
Cape Cod women. That Is because they
are women, and they know more In a
single glance than men can learn in all
their lives. So when the shadows
lengthen and the nightly prayer is said,
the devout villagers have a little whis-
pered sentence for her. The pines
breathe in each others ears. The rest
less waves gurgle and laugh over the
secret. The birds chatter about it and
the days move slowly on"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-07-30

EDITOR JONAS Cook, of the Harper
(Kansas) Sentinel, evidently thinks that
Melbourne, the Storm King, has struck
the right idea with his rain machine.
Editor Cook, who is brother of Attor-
ney Allen Cook, of this city, Is one of
the most prominent educators and lee
turers in the state Of Kansas, and his
opinion of Frank Melbourne's theory is
as follows:
"a great many persons have been the
oriZing and experimenting of late on
how to produce rainfall. Nearly all
have held to the one theory of explo-
sion. Frank Melbourne, of Canton, O.,
has advanced new theory by which he
claims to be able to make 1t rain any
where and at any time. His theory
seems to us to be plausible. He rea-
sons thus: Air is composed of a mix
ture of two ogases-oxygen and nitrogen.
Water is chemical compound of oxy-
gen and hydrogen. BY generating
hydrogen and sending it up into the
air and freeing 1t at a distance above il
will combine chemically with the oxy-
gen of the air and produce water in
stantly. The reasoning is plausible and
we have faith In It,"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-07-30

In waving the operations of the
Alien bill, to accommodate Niedrlng-
haus, the man who secured
the prohihitory duty on tin,
Commissioner Owen, speaking for
t he Harrison administration, says:
"When the present conditions change
and the tin plate industry becomes es-
tablshed, or when there shall be found
a sufficient number of skilled tin plate
workers to carry on its manufacture
with a reasonable degree of business
facility, then the importation of such
workmen will be in violation of the
contract labor law" Thus the admin.
istration of President Harrison, upon
the representations of one man, and
that man tin plate manufacturer who
has discharged American worknen
because they demanded some benefit
under the tin plate tariff, suspends the
operations of law to protect Ameri-
can workingmen against the pauper
labor of Europe. The Amalgamated
Association, represented by President
Weihe, who had sought compro-
mise with Niedrlnghaus, but was
not so much as accorded an interview,
is not even considered. The discharged
workmen of Niedringhaus are not
considered.
This is a good illustration of how
Protection protects, and of Protection
for the workingman according to Nc
Kinley. The manufacturer is pro-
tected at both ends. He gets the bene-
fit of the tariff and he secures the sus-
pension Of laws to import pauper labor.
The workingman gets the usual reward
of duped and deluded man; a notice
to quit.
This is how McKinleyism, as fos-
tered by the Administration, protects
employer and employed.