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ANACOSTIA.
A SUNDAY SCHOOL, rFAcHr.s' xxy

SUNDAY SCHOOL TEACHERS NETTING.
The teachers of Campbell A. NJ. E. Sunday
school met last night and discussed the current
lesson from John xvii: 1-19. Superintendent
VIM. H. Liverpool presided. The teachers in
attendance were Miss Fannie johnson, Mrs.
l-iveypool, Miss Bessie Lear, Miss George
Lear. Miss Belle Bentford, Miss Lottie Seldom,
Miss Mary West Mrs. Scott, Mr.. Loudon and
MIR. Alexander Frazier.
An EVENING PARTY.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. Osborne gave an evening
party last night at their Polk street home. The
customary gaieties were INDUCED without stint
and Mr.. Osborne rendered good banjo music
Among the friends who drove over from Wash
ington we're: Miss Anna Egan, Mr. George
Elan, Nj. Clarence Rowe. Miss Celia Egan, Miss
Ida Tiffany, Miss Hart, Miss Webster and Mr..
Louis Davis Supper was announced ct IL
o'clock.
Mr.. oREENLEY's COMPANY.
Mr.. Griffin Greenley entertained Q gala
throng of guests last night 1t was in cele-
bration Of his return from an extended western
trip and his parlOrs were fittingly adorned with
souvenirs of his tourings. Many trophies of
the chase substaptiated his repute as q rifle
man. The younger element of the company
danced. the elderly folks took to whist and
everybody ate and laughed. It was Joyous
evening. Some of the visitors from Washing
ton were Miss Margaret Branded, Miss Estella
Brandell, Miss Bertha Peterson, Mr.. SUIT Mr..
Haymans, Mr.. Ashley and Mrs. Stoughton.
NOTES.
The United States marshal sold on November
3 all OF lot Is and part of lot IA, section 8,
of Barry farm subdivision, to Joseph A. Gold
stein Of Washington for 81, $50 as levy upon
Judgment in case brought against William G.
Taliaferro of Hilsdale.
Ihe Grand Army entertainment to have been
given Friday night has been indefinitely post
poned.
Miss Maud Stangier gave musicale for juve-
niles last night.
The Anacostia and Potomac Railroad Com
papy Is putting in double track from it's Office
70 Pleasant street Polk street between Valley
and Jefferson is being regulated.
Ihe Benning road to the top Of Sheriff Hill is
IN dangerous condition. Last Monday the
butcher wagon of Mr.. Thomas Kane was cap
sized and wrecked The hill is being cut away
and used to fill in the causeway for the new
Benning briage
Anacostia Tent, No. 1873, Independent. Order
OF hechabltes, met at Masonic Hall last night.
Two members were initiated. Secretary Scott
reported Ito members in good standing.
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Attempted Suicide.

About 9:45 this morning John Brown. shoe
maker, white, about forty-ive years old, iiv-
ing at 1lO7 H street northwest. was discovered
in an insensibie condition by gentleman who
called at his shop TOR a pair OF shoes. DR..
Barker was called in and afforded Hin tenn
oorary relief The first precinct was notified
and the patrol wagon removed the man to fhe
Emergency Hospital. where he was attended
by DR.. Hall. This is the second time that
Brown has attempted suicide. The plan he
pursued this time was the Old one Of tufiiing
on the gas with the hope of being sEfsocated,
but his life WAS saved by the timely arrival Of
the customer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-11

This morning the room Of the Court in Gem
eral Term was well filed and the clerks Office
presented a busy appearance, the cause Of it
all being the admission of number of MEM
bers of the bar who had successfully passed a
recent examination and whose admission was
moved by the examining committee. They
were as follows: N. P. Andrews, A. ID. Andrews,
Z. c. Brandenburg. ]. ]. Becker, W. O. Belt,
H. B. Browueil. +. W. Clyborne, Charles Con-
radius, c. NJ. Cleary, b. s. Elliott, P. Gordon,
]. T. Gibbs. NJ. Gibson, H. G. Griswold, W. B.
Holder, V. E. Hodges, T. D. Hitchcock, j. NJ.
Lackey. s. Lyon, n. A. Loury, ]. Longstreet,
c. G. Mcdonald, E. Morgan, W. H. MARROW, jr,
A. s. Mattinsiey, L. ]. Perkins, Z. Turner, G.
W. Rea, C. W. Smedes E. w. Spalding, Joseph
Schneider, Leo Simmons, W. W. Wright, C. G.
Wheat
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The funeral Of the late Thomas Goss, for
many years an employe Of the navy yard, took
place yesterday afternoon from his late resi-
dence in East Washington and the intcrment
was made at the Congressional cemetery. The
services were conducted by Rev. ]. d. Wilson
and the escort was by the Grand Canton OF
Patriarchs, Magenenu Encampment and Har-
mony Lodge OF Odd Fellows. Franklin Lodge
knights of Pythias, and delegation Of the
Veteran Volunteer Firemen. the latter repre-
senting the Baltimore veterans. Of which he
had long been a member.
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News was received in this city las. night Of
the death of the mother Of the Rev. E. s. Todd.
d. d., pastor Of Hamline NJ. E.. Church. DR..
Todd was called to his old home in Adrian,
Mich, more than n week ago by the death Of
his father. His mother was then extremely i'll,
so he remained with her until her decease. The
officiai board of Hamiine N. L. Church met
last evening IN special session and appointed
Messrs. John Benton and William Mayse a COM
mittce to draft resolutions OF coincidence
Nessrs. 6. W. +. Swartzell and G. c. Hough
we're charged with the duty Of providing and
forwarding to Adrian a suitable floral tribute
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Funeral Of Gen. Boughton-

Tho funeral services of Brevet Brig. Gen.
Horace Boughton, Y. S. ", were held at his
late residence, sls 18th street. at II o'clock this
morning. The services were in charge of the
@. A. r., and DIR. L. H. York orficiated. A
committee composed of Lieut.. Col. Thomas b
Hood, Mai. Charles F. Lewis, Capt William
Fletcher, Capt Nathan Bickford, Capt. Robert
Armour aud Lient- Lyman T. ". Gushing az
tended the services ana represented the Loyal
Legion. Gen. Boughton was buried at Airing
ton and the rituslistic services Of the g. A. r.
conducted there were in charge Of Alva s.
faber, junior vice commander, department Of
Potomac
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The Orioles Done Up.

The football eleven Of the Franklin Athletic
Club came over from Baltimore yesterday to
battle with the team from the Columbia Ath-
letic Club. The game was played at Capitol
Park and when the Orioles left the ground they
had been done up to the tune of SO to 0.
Neither club put up its best eleven nor did
either eleven put up its best game. There was
an unusually large crowd out to see the game.
which was called at o'clock with the ball in
the possession OF the {. A. C's. The score was
a large one, but if the local team had put up as
good game as usual it would have been much
larger.
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v.,er.n Volunteer rir.,nep.

Las. evening the fyetersh Volunteer Fire
mems Association, headed by the Marine field
mnsic. visited the kermes Of the First German
Reformed Trinitatus congregation at Masonic
Temple. They were welcomed BY DIR. C. A. Max
wiehle, chairman of The committee, and Mr..
J. ". Thompson responded, after which the
old boys entered inso the pleasures of the
evening.
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ALEXANDRIA.
ELECTION OF CITY SURVEYOR,


The joint convention of the aldermen and
last night, the presidents OF the two boards in
the city Offices. For city surveyor Messrs H.
c. Graves. D. ]. Howell and John Milton were
nominated. The first ballot stood: Graves,
IL Milton, s: Howell, 4: and on the second
ballot Mr.. Graves received 10 and Mr.. Milton
., and Mr.. Graves WAS declared elected. Mr..
Graves was the first pupil sent from the Alex
andria public schools to the University of Vir-
ginia. and he graduated as civil engineer there.
Several ballots to ili a vacancy among the
physicians OF the poor took place, Drs. Purvis
neither received the thirteen votes required
for an election, and after several ineffective
ballots the joint meeting adjourned.
NEW FORT ON THE POTOMAC.
In the United States court. Judge Hughes, at
its session here yesterday afternoon, Peter Pull
man, W. P. Graves, E. E. Downham, A. Sayar
and Arthur Broadwater were appointed COM
mission to appraise the land of Julius Pelton Mt
Sheridans Point, in Fairfax county, Va, oppo-
site Fort Washington, which it is proposed to
take for the purpose of building there fortii-
cation auxiliary to Fort Washington.
CITY COUNCIL
The city council held o session last night. a
quorum being in attendance in both boards.
J. ne committee 70 consult with the authorities
of the Washington Southern Railroad Com
psny reported progress Bills for the removal
of grass from streets and to establish a record
of interments were passed inan amended form.
A proposal Of Mr.. ". S. Moore to rent the
Pioneer mill cooper shop at 500 per annum
and to repair it WAS referred An order was
made directing the attorney of the city to pro-
eeed and collect by law, all rents, DC, due on
the Pioneer mill, cooper shop, &c. A crossing
on Alfred and Princess streets was ordered, the
application Of J. A. Marshall for compromise
Of paving bill was refused and many references
were made.
In the corporation court, Judge Norton,
yesterday the Jail commission reported that the
Jail needed some repairs. On the probate side
Of the court the will of Nancy Jefferson was
probated and t. B. Nelson qualified as ex-
ecutor.
The county board of supervisors met yester-
day, but the delinquent taxes not having been
collected, no order for road improvement was
made.
The democratic ward meetings to elect dele
gates to the coming congressional convention,
on the oath instant, will be held next Friday
night
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Class Officers Elected

At meeting Of the class OF 80, Georgetown
University Law School. held Tuesday, Novem-
Der 10, the following officers were elected for
the ensuing year: President, Elroy n. Clsrk.
Iowa; iirst vice president. Newton B. Gorham,
New York; second vice president, Chss A.
Eccleston. Maryland: secretary, John u. Leon
ard, District of Columbia; treasurer, George A.
Z. Chris;isncy, Michigan; sergeant-at-arms,
James Cole, New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-11

At The meeting Of John b. Finch Lodge,
L o. g. T.. No. 6, hast evening Ave new men,
bers were enrolled During the evening the
lodge had . visitation from the Grand Lodge
ofhcern The grand vice tempiar made re-
marks, also Mr.. Russell Of Perseverance, and
p. c. I. s. II. Sherwood OF John D. Finch
Lodge, Chief Templar y. ". Deekman and
Gvsnd Chief Templar J. W. Van Week.
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Yesterday there was recorded an assignment
of letters patent by W. H. Harris to the Column
bia Fuel Company in which the assignor trans
fers his letters patent, dated October Is last.
and all improvements he may make in the pro-
cess and machinery for the manufacture of gas,
he reserving the right that after the first year
should the company fail TO pay dividend OF
per cent to erect plants and engage in the manu-
facture.
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Two THINGS
TO REMEMBER IN REGARD TO cATARRH.

1ST. 1T IS CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASE; AND
2D. IT REQUIRES CONSTITUTIONAL
REMEDY.
These two facts are now well known to the medi-
cal fraternity that local applications like snus and
inhaiAnts regarded rs hest likely to give only
temporary relief. To effect permanent cure Of ca.
terri requires a constitutional remedy like Hood
SArsapara. which by purifying the blood. epairiny
tie diseased tissues d npartng healthy tous to the
Affected organs, does give thorough and lasting cure
Read this from Mr.. p. B. stoGt. w,ii-know n mer-
chart and iusnberinsn Of Sheridan, Ind:
81 want say for the benef: OF suffering humanity
that
HOODS sARSAPARILLA Is A PERMANENT CURE
FOR CATARRH.
After suffering with arrh In my head for nun.
Der o. years. and using every o5taina6e remedy was
requested by druggist Mr.. c. l. Elliott to take
Hoods SarsapariiA. did and after usnv thrce or
four BOTTLES healed Of the annoy ,nx aissass
the human system IL heir to-" p r. STOUT.
AN al NO. 4" MAN.
''Ths above testimonial is from an No. l nan Of
wealth and influence" G. z. ELLIOTT. drusgiss
Sheridan. Indiana
HooD'e sARsAPARILLA
It the bess blood puAsr the best nerve helper tina
nsst strsngth baildse. 0iystra trial. Il
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

AIRSvaH's-HArryA skins company in Tar
and Tartar
kAuoSAI---'-Shenaa,loak
AGADLAY OF Auslc--Ihe New York CASINO
Company IN The Jolly StuI!crts" and "Cayal-
Terra Rus,.cana-"
HSEHas BDov--Aax Fehrman in "Encle
Isaac
NAsoSic TEAriE---The hermes.
h OF T. Hall Nelson Division Fair and
RAzasr.
A.Sn SCscoL HALl--prof Warrants Lecture
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A Veteran Printers Funeral.

This afternoon the funeral services over the
remains of John H. Cunningham we're held in
the chapel at Oak Hill. Mr.. Cunningham was
q veteran printer, having begun work at the
case more than fifty years ago. He was born
in Georgetown and spent his entire life in the
District He learned his trade in the Office Of
John Towers, at the corner Of Pennsylvania
avenue and 9th street. At one time he was
foreman Of the government printing Office. He
was also in business for himself.
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AIoproIA. FAILING HAIR.
HEAD pfTIABLE SIGHT. HAIR CAME OUT
IN FIN6ERFULS. CURED BY Gu
TICURA REMEDIES.

In November. 1883. there came q bald spot on the
back OF my head In January, 1889. this commenced
TO larger and other spots came until the back of
my head was almost destitute of hair. My head was
pitiabie sght the har by the fngerfuls and
seemed entirely dead. ! consulted your book How
to Cure Skin Diseases" and found that had "Alo-
peciA" immsd:stely began the use Of the CUTI-
CURA REMEDIES. The hair stopped falling out,
but at FRS l despared Of having any more hair
perseveredi In the of the CUTICURA RENE.
DIES, however. and in three months time light,
downy growth OF hai- came out. which turned dar;
and became coarse. Now my head is entirely we'll and
covered with hair
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H.ury Jobc.o, ro,n,l a,,,l,,

In the Crimir:al CoI-:, Justice Bradley, yea
terdzy Henry Johnson. a ~ell-buils DARK yei-
low 1asn, was placed on trial for houseereakiLg,
at;ths residence Of braithwaite Patrick, No. iz0s
e0th street, in Ssptemberlast. Mr.. Albert Siilers
sIpea,e cd for the accused AMI claimed that be
was insane. and the question for the jury was
- to whether he knew the difference between
right and wrong This question was left to the
iurS. Who found . verdict Of guilty as indicted.
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Tho finish yesterday between Larchmont and
Margherita id the mile and half was well
worth trip to Bcrning Thesother races we're
all well contested while The Sttenda,:cs was
fair. The fourth race, after The SrAn's report
closed, az six furiohgs, was won by Busted,
George W. second md Pliny third Time. LIS.
The last eyeut, ut one mile and a halt, was
won by short heat by Larchmont. Margherita
second, Count Dudley third. Time, 2.40%.
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q MusIc IN The Crawford sho,

VrsIr cur boys and clLdren's clothing de-
pGs:ment this week. We've the largest sssort-
nsnt, highest qualities, lowest prices.
EIsLMAN Bros. 1th and E
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FINE FrBxrrURE AT ACcrIoN.-Latimer 4
Sloan will sell tomorrow commencing At 10
o'clock, at residence No. 1880 18th street,
superb collection Of household effects. For
full particulars SEQ. advertisement in auction
columns. s. s. ~. .sss4
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vALuAsLE Two-sroRY Back HOUSE, No. ls97
18th street northw est. al modsrn improve
msAts, win be sold tomorrow afternoon ct 4:S0
o'clock BY RatelfGe, Darr ca. anctionssrs.
For terms, DO, zee the advertisement
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

The Weather.
LOCAL FORECAST FOE WASHINGTON AND VICINITY.
Slightly cooler and fair.
FORECAST TILL EIoHT A. n. THURSDAY.
For the District Of Columbia. MARYLAND and
Virgins. generally fair; westerly winds; slightly
cooler; fai- Thursday.
ooSDJIIoS OF TIE WATER
Temperature ard condition OF water at
an: Great Falls, temperatures. 81; condition
70 Receiving reservoir. temperature, Sc. Con-
dition at north connection. IS; condition at
south connection, &c, distributing reservoir,
temperature. 81; condition at in1uent gate
Rouse. 36; condition at efiluent gate house, S.
High Water. Low Water.
$40 An. Sa9p.m. 94y am 1910 Nm
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Do NOT miss the Kernes at Masonic Temple
eyery night from Nov, lnber 2 to November IA
Be2ent for the New German Trinity Church,
corner 9th and y sire. . northwest
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ADVERTISING.

If YOU WISH TO ADVERTISE ANYTHING ANY
l. where q any time Clio. r. HOWELL .
CO., 10 Spruce e.. New iork. au2l-ly
LIVERY 0Sk IN MED OF INFORMATION ON
II the sub1ect % advertisng viii DO well obfains
yoIy % book tor AdyersIs<rs. 3os paSss. pncs FL
mailed. po<tzee pad. receipt OF price ContAinse
careiu compilation IRON the American Newspaper
directory o. ali the oess pepers and class journals;
ktSes lie circulation ol etery and Gooa
deel q information about rsses snd other msssr. 81
tanning TO the business Of sdvertlslnS. Addr0O
kowELLs AD"GRTIslNo DUkkAU. 10 spress
st.. New York sux1-1y
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CARPETS CLEAsED by the Empire Carpe,
Works, 63l-c35 Mass II. W.. are made moth
PROOF free OF charge. Telephone 425-2
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In CONNECTION with bulb sale tonight at
Latimer 4 Sloan's auction rooms there will be
a fine collection Of exhibition chrysanshemums
on saie-AdcG
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BEWARE Of aduiterated cheap wines and
liquors. Chr ASSDER, 800 1th 81 NV, knows
how 10 protect his customers by securing pure
matnred, wholesome beverage
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What Grssty Saws.

Atwood Carpets, Csc. Atwood Filling, Soc.
Seamless Mating, zoe, Good Mating, l5s-
First Quality White Fur Rugs, no small, "a. IS;
lined do, sass. Six-foot Extension Table,
81. %; cluster leg do, IS. 1000 barrels China,
Glass, de-, for cash only. GRAsrY, The Pusher.
Double Stores, I5l0-l2 9TH 81, between P and Q
NV. nol1-eo2t
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Election Of Trustees.

Asa meeting OF the board Of. trastees of the
Mutual Projection Fire Insurance Company Of
she District hehi Monday afternoon Msssrs.-
Il kaunmLann' and James l.. Norris were
eisctea trustees Of tie company to fill tie va.
caaeies - ssed BY the resienation Of Mr.. William
Therapson AL The death OF Admiral s. T. Carter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-11

Srr Our pants to order, IS. EIsEAAx Baos.
7th and E.
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DON IA5 LAIhANAU0N1 TKlCES
For butterine simply because it's sold to you
for butter, but go to SCKIESERs, 32s, 329, $50
Center Market, aud get the best butteriue for
only 20c- per pound, rolls or prints; lbs. or
over, ioc- Swiss cheese a speciality.
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HEADS Of families and others should read
"Butter Tall" by GEo. N. OYsTEB, JB, on first
page
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Postal Telegraph Co. have adopted tn,
"Caligraph" to the exclusion Of all others. 1!
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No CoRSs in ahe Crawford shoe.

GESUINE BCCKsKIN
Gloves anS mitteus are a speciality with us.
Every pair warranted.
FRASo 4 Sos, One Price,
Cor It'll and d.
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4 yHEsAPEAkE a OHIO RAILWAY.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT SEPTEMBER 20. 1901
Trans leave daily from rnion station "a 4 - en-
and streets. ~ -
Through the grandest scenery IN America with the
hAndsoinest and most complete solid Train serylcs
West from Washington.
200 N Cincinnati Past Line with diuinr car
irol washington and Sold fran ~ CincIIna without
shAhse afffNins NJ Cncianat nj 30 eonnectinx
intne " Mon depot tor lndlAnaI.ois, 1T. Louis &c
LILO M tue famous z. Y. Ne-tibuse lAtnitsd''-
SOLID Nertfonled nxin with dining for Cine matt
OHIO, Lexington and Louisville. ky arrisins al can.
.innAtl al o:l3 o. IA Lexington 10 n.. LouisNlIl
SaO y m, connecting IN lnlon depots Tor ali ponfs
-O ~ IA Eapress Tor OUrons q villa
Richmond. Waynesboro. stsuntol and PRINCIPAL Viz.
ginis POINTS
plo.3. = m via X 4 z ralw.y and Rlchmond 20 Old
f9int Comfort and Sorfolk-oNll RAIL LINZ.
Pullman locailons and tickets Al Conpanyis Ofbo~a
5l3 and l42l pennA. ave.
se.2 II. W. FULLER. Geal PASSENGER Aren't
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Selling Long Gray Hair Switches and Bang
at reduced prices at s. HRLLER's. no7-5ts
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OuR SrocK OF mems suits Is the largest in
the city. Prices range from so up.
EIsEMAS BaUs, It'll and Z.
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Headache, Neuralgia, Dizziuess,
Drunkenness, Spasms, Sleeplcssness cured By
Dr.. Miles Nervine. Samples free at
lr MEGTZ's DRUG Stone lOl4 ct.
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C. M. MANNING, sunsburg, NC.
LITTLE BABY,S SKIN CtIRED

When my baby was about one month old. Q skin dis
ease made its appearance on his forehead and con-
nued worse until it covered nearly his whole
BODY A physician pronounced it eczema. and first
prescribed potassium and afterward a solution Of
arsenic. but no good results followed. purchased
your CUT1CURA REMEDIES and the first lot took
away almost entirely all signs Of eczema. The second
lot removed all signs Of the disease and the child
now perfectly well and hAs fine skin. thank you
most heartily for the Of my child.
j. D. CALLAHAN, Magruder, n. c.
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DoS'r ExrR,y,s>S1 PnIc

YAap-wrDs Heuriettas, pc; Atwood plaids,
60c.; LoaSdale cambria. i0lsc. BRoDHEAD $,
14th ST. near .
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500 More OF Those Extra Fine o. so
SaIony Wool German Hand knit Jackets selling
so rapidly at S1.49 at c. ArERBAcn's. It'll and H.
Domestic Sewing Machines and Patterns
oc30eo-lm
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"NIsLkTsr' Sc. Druggists.

SEE OuR suits TO order, SIS.
EIsEMAN Bios, 18th and E.
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HAVE YorR hEPAIEs made promptly and at
reasonable prices by c. u. COLLINS, builder and
Carpenter. III and 1Iy 10Th ST. NV.
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SEE OCR stock OF mems overcoats. Prices
from 80 up. EisEaAS EHos., 5;h and E.
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The Wheeler and Wilson, No 8!
A marvel of simplicity.
And runs too light TO require
Either water or electricity oc29-lm
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foa chiidren's oyercoars go 20 EIsENAN
BRos.. It'll and z.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-11
..r1o.rDA couon DxorsP' Sc. Drussis.s.-Adr.

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