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IL You HAVE anything to sc.i-reai or per-
sonal-consult LArrNER SLOAN, 1909 G street
northwess.-Adst.
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CUTICURA REMFDIFS

Are in truth the greatest skin blood purifiers and
humor remedies of modern times.
Sold everywher. Price, CUTICURA, sOc. SOAP,
o5c. RESOLVENT. 81. Prepared by the POTTER
DRUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION Boston,
sF-Send for How Cure Skin Diseases" o.
pages. so illustrations aud 100 testimonials.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-28

THARP's WBOLEsaLE AND RETAIL wine and
liquor establishment: e; SIS s:.u.w. Is the only
stO-e in the city where the pure old Berkely
rye whisky saE be purchased. ...-
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AUCTION SALE of dry goods and ladies' and
chiidren's cioaks Monday, New, 20, at 10 o clock.
K kurnitzki, auctioneer; 5. Samstag, sales
man. 637 ID st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-28

FUssEIL's Ice CREAM is delivered every day
in the year. Leave an order for temorr0vis
dinner at 1927 New York avenue, 20 = 'Ira .,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-28

Do Yor know that the largest stock. lowest
prices. new styles and best makes Pittsburg
lamps. gas stoves. gas fixtures and coffee pots,
AUpDiMAS, GA Eth st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-28

BRADBURY Pianos sold on $40 payments.
i. G. SMITH, 1926 Pa. aye.-Adrt.
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The NewsbOys' and Children's Aid Society.
The Newsboys' and Cbildren's Aid Society at
the late house warming melted the sum of
S292.27. including the following donations:
Loyal Legion, Mt. Pleasant. So; Mr.. Samuel
knight, IS; Mrs. NJ. W. Gait, IS; Mrs. Reginald
Fendall, IS; Admiral Case, $40: A friend, IS,
and Mrs. Judge HaSner, So. Any further dona-
tions may be sent TO the treasurer Mrs. l.
mcfarland, l727 street.
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FoE THE CHILDREN.

DE me NH.LDhEN.
All our chldrens suits. to l4-year sizes.
tina. were $3.50. So S6.5e. - and $50, and
overcoats. 10 I2-year Sizes same price, VIII all
60 thus wecA at IS.
EIsEMAS / BIOS, 7th and E.
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The CRAwFogD SHOE is comfortable after
being worn all day.
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LECTURES.
STAGE EXCURSIONS.

ALLY DeMitt's Coach Line. hound Trips no
Arlington. Soldier Home. Chain aud CABIN john
brid.ts. 10 an, : m. :',c: TO Zoo Para and
LeSatlon buiidlngs. pm. 2pc, Navy lard Barracks
and departments. with guide, l0c.
No visit complete without ride our great in
hand Tally Ho- Leaves Jl3 18th II. NV sel-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-28

THE CRAWFORD SHOE keeps its shape till worn
out Does yours
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-28

Our Success. Our Success.
Freshly roasted Cotfees
Special presents.
731 7sh st. Bet G and H SITS. 731 It'll st.
73l 7th st.
GREAT CHINA
E'L' AND JAPAN
Bet. G and H. TEA COMPANY. Bet Il and H.
This is the
Tea Company
whose Coffces
are roasted
in this city.
CofTees roasted in this city.
Lookout
Lookout
-., for concerns
whose Coffees
-. are roasted
J. So. III distant
r.r cities.
-.... Such Coffees
.- are stale
long before
arrival
Freights
are long
delayed now
and ready roasted
Coffees
are terribly
Our Coffees are roasted hourly
IT,. in this
~ city.
GREAT CHINA AND JAPAN TEA Co.,
Bet G and H. QD 731 It'll st.
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TaE Washington lean and Trust Co.

PiAxos FOE RENT.
+. G. SIXTH. 1925 Pa eye.-Adct.
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HEAT by Muddiman's gas stoves, latest de-
sigas, 6l4 18th st.
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FoR artistic colorinSs and effects in wall papoy
20 TO L. ". HENDIRanN' =. IlI3 Z 81. NV.
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Foot Ball.
Princeton College versus Columbia Athletic
Club at Capitol Park Tuesday. December /,
3l5 p.m.-idct. ..s'; ..}'~
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PALACE ORaASs sold on So payments.
+. q. SMITH, l225 Pa. ave.-Adrt
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w. Il. Hartley L. Co., 91S 7th st. n. w.. show
the largest stock of Ladies' Evening Slippers
and Ties all colOrs. at lowest prices in the city.
It, 9l6 7th. 9lS It'll. 9lS It'll.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-28

TIE CkAwFoED SHcE Is sold at the same p-ice
at ali Crawford shoe sto-es-
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GUNS. guns, Ammunition. 1906 Pa ave. n. W.
GREAT mark down sale vi children suits and
overeeats shls week at
EIsEM,N Bros, It'll and Z.
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wO HfSdS
TO REMEMBER IN REGARD TO cATARRH


TO REMEMBER IN REGARD TO CATARRH.
lsr. IT is 4 CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASE; AND
2D. IT REQUIRES 4 CONSTITUTIONAL
,. REMEDY.
These tvo facts are now so well known 70 the med-
cal fraternity that local applications, Ike snus and
inLaants regarded a. bess likely give only
Temporary relief To effect permanent Of
Sarsaparila. which by purifying the blood. eparing
the diseased tissues inpartng healthy tone to the
affected organs does give thorou9h and lasting
chant and lu,nberinan of Sheridan. Ind:
II want TO tor the benent OF suffering humanity
that
HOODS SARSAPAHILLA is A PERMANENT CURE
ron CATARRH.
After suffering with arrli in my head for num-
Der Of years. and using every obtansble remedy Was
requested by druggist, Mr. C. l.. Elliott. to take
Hoods sarsapara. did so. and after using three
four bottles healed Of the most annoying disease
tho human system is heir to-" +. B. STOUT.
AN "A NO. IMAM.
"Ths above testimonial isfrom.an No. man Of
wealth and influence" c. Z. ELLIOTT. druSgist.
sheridan. indiana.
HOODS SARsAPARILLA
It's the best blood purHer. the best helper the
best str~nx. h bsiider. aiveit q trial. /
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FLORIDA CoUGH DRors.' &c. Druggists
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$3.50. sc, $3.50, 81 AMI $50 chiidren's suits
ami oyercoats all 90 al 50 for this week at
ElSl.al.x Bios. It'll and u.
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EIKCTRIc WORK. ali kinds. J. III. KUEBLISe.
ATTEND our great sl4.oJ sale of mems suits
and overcoats.
FIsEMAS Bros eth and L
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CARrETs CLEANED by the Empire Carpe,
Works. 65l-63J Mass. ave NV. are niade moth
proof free OF charge Telephone 425-2 hn.T
G,r-,Ss Tor hir.. L KUN ~. 10n,s pa va
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-28

We are making 1t possible every day from now righ,
on till alter Christmas Tor hard earned dollars to dc
surprising things in every line We carry. J.
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LOCAL MENTION,
A Cold Wave Coming.

The signal office has hoisted the cold wave
signal and says that the temperature will fall
TO about twenty-four degrees by sam. to-
morrow.
The Weather.
local FORECAST FOR WASHINGTON AND VICINITY.
Cloudy weather with but little or no rain;
winds shifting tonight to nOrthwesterly. Cold
wave Sunday.
FORECAST TILL KroBT A. " SUNDAY.
For the District of Columbia. Maryland and
Virginia, winds shifting TO decidedly colder
northvesterly. with a cold wave; cloudy
weather and possibly light rain turning into
nurries of snow; clearing tonight, decidedly
colder and fair Sunday. -., .,Ia =
High Water. Lowiws ttr
5:22 am Sal pm. 81 u. IN Aidnight.
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AUCTION SALES.
II ATIAEk 4 SLOAN, Auctloneery.
AN ELEGANT
THREE-sTORY AND BASEMENT RESIDENCE.
No. ZIG VERMONT AVENUE,
AT AUCTION.

On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. DECEMBER
NINTH. 1901. at FOUR O'CLOCK, in front of the
premises shall offer at public auction that valuable
three-story and basement residence No. ll16 Yer
mont avenue. containing sixteen rooms with modem
improvements. carved walnut mantels inc chsnde-
ers. capacious and elegant bath rooms psntries and
closets wide halls wide and deep lo with fine brick
stable, side and alley and taking altoether.
Of the most desirable residence properties in the city
and where property is rapidly increasing In value
Terms: One-thfrd cash: balance in one. two and
three years. with notes bearing and by
deed Of trust the property sold. AL convey.ncing
and recording at purchasers cost deposit Of $500
Will be required ut the time OF sale.
uo2Bdkds LATIMER SLOAN. AucttoneerI
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The MONUMENTAL.
037 and 500 F st. NV.
Fine Millinery. Cloaks. Hosiery. Gloves. &c

We are making it possible every day from right
on till alter Christmas Tor hardearned dollars to do
surprising things in every line carry.
If you've TO buy Holiday GooIs-buy them; buy
them now. II it, Doh. face the music !" it's an
issue that cant he Godged. If a Cloak or Wtap. a
Hat or Bonnot, Ribbons Ftrs. Hosiery Msytno
Under7cedr. tmbreias. Ha,.d&erch,eIs Gtebes, StSk
on Aust,a UEderuear, Iayas,ts H.ar C8fskfs. NecS-
u6ar. Fancy Goods. Fans .Ee.-why not avail of the
price make and anticipate those needs to-
day-this week.
We have made price Involvement that will count
We're ready; are your
OUR CLOAK Way.
IT'S GREAT CLOAK YEAR,
JACKET AND REFER SALE.
ram ana piagoha' f'"e!ers 81 9S
Hipped scanned Refers. 81 inches long, IL 9S
Diagonal Cheviots. Astrash IN trimmed BIO
Ca. sea i'ee'es'.... eS
Aie 'e, :......; BIB w
Sable and Mink-triinned Refers from. y Ii S35
Uotn CaPes from 81 30 TO s3S
Moufiion trimmed Coat in Bedford Cord and
Chefiot rom SIS to SiJ
FUR CApEs
81. 80 French Coney ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 40 AZ
Slb Persian Lynx ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. & l. s93
~ Ast,aAuan
90 TO-, MN ......s24
head"ear interest in a price way our kind OF head
wear. our way vi price interest Today We shall cut
the prices more yonr way; here's how: 80
UNFRAMED HATS nv '--.,-.'
Our Woo Felt Hats from this dag from nc. to 15c
The best Imported french Fur Eel. Hats and Bon
nets. that We're sold at 81 81. 81. 80 3d. at e. 49,
TRIMMED MILLINERY. EGGS
wonder of beautiu vi models in Nidwntsr Styles of
Headwear-Hats. Jet Toaues and Bonnes.-at surryis-
ingly low prices.
RIBBONS
The largest most select assortment of Ribbons in
the city, in every width, color and quality for fancy
work. millinery and dress trmn,inx, 1T une fourth
be.ow the regular price. number one to puu,er
sixty. , -
All the best which import Also the best p and
p the Paris the Foster. both ladies' and gentle
inen. Every pair warranted and fitted to the hand
Fine Ostrich Tips in ali coors 1t Soc. bunch Real
value, u TO 81 %.
nOea-4t' THE MONUMENTAL,
HOLLAND WINDOW SHADES, 2ic. WOKT6
- %oc Plain Opaque Shades, nc. worth 5Oc.
,,..,, hAFFS ENIERPRIsE. l2sl 18th g. As.. j
nos9tSs Leader Low kgicAa,.
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gee OHSAxKsrs, pictures. J.. Jay Gould's.--
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sPrAkISe FrBns. lishtning rods. y.H.KyEuIlss
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kIIckrr SALE Tuesday a: Ellis. .
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~ SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY
OF WASHINGTON.
NE COR ioTH ST. AND MN YORK AVE
CHARTERED By SPECIAL ACT OF CONGRESS
JANUARY -. 1867.
Leorksnized under Con. reese Uytober 4. $3.50
Trsnsscts the bushes. Of.
TRUST COMPANY
Al al various branches
Also the business oia
SAVINGS BANk
fAFI DEposlI COMPANY.
Capital,
ONE MILLION OF DoLLARa
Acts 90 executor. administrator, guardzn Of IN.
tstes minors. estates Of lunatic.
description
Wills kept without change.
Receives money deposits in sums OF TEN cENTs
snd upward aud allows inter~s, thereon
Money deposited the day and on the fir~s
.cond ana lind dAys Cd the month will draw interest,"
from the FIRST day.
ty.
eehs nrStrlaes real estate snd other secur1nee N
suns Of s5Oo and upward.
Receives SILVER WARE and all kinds Of yALU-
ABLLs upon DEPOSIT In cAIacious STORAGE vaults Of
Insuil'assea dryaess anu security.
SMALL SAFES FOR RENT FROM 60 to sI25 PER
ANNUM.
Cfhce hours-Daily from y 70 m. and untn
ctherwise ,rteTed. IN addition TO the regular ohos
lcurs, LntlI . O'Clock pm. a. iollo~s.
On the 10th Gay each month.
On the last business day oI each month
On tEe nrst, sesunu allu thlrd DAYS OF each month
tsundays -IEea).
Nhtn Tie loiu .alIs IN sunday tho lstA Nv al "
sNbstiietea
Management
lTssId.
BENJAMIN 3. SNYDER
Vice Presidents.
CHARLES q. GLOAL k, First.
sAAtS N. JOHNSTON. SecOud
treasurer,
T. FRANCIS RIGGS
Secretary,
ALBERT A. sIIEIEvANr
Director
BENJAMIN 2. Snyder. zenas c. Robbins
Albert l.. sturteyAnL Andrew hyn.,
Oeorre H. Plant. Matthew Is. EIn.ry.
Lewis CIelLane. Charles A. James.
Henry A. MIIard. T. FRANCIS klsls.
James Nj. johnston thArIes 4. OsiOssr,
Il. koss Perry. John u. lArke,
Thomas ID oc. John 4. kO<AerA
oc5l William L. Clark.
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lhE EMINENT Nlh6lNIAN AND GREAT HEROIC
4 $ G IS: III T. T T. :: ::
III / {. f III i E. $$ ! i
And strons Supporting Company. In Her Enjoy
sble and Laughing Success
LA BELLE MARIE"
"a wOMAN's REVENGE"
Miss Herndon in the dual roles Of
JEAN INGLEsIDE.l A Country Girl
MARIE DUBOIS. SAwoman Of the World
During the production Of the tramp scene in act
Miss Belle Tucker will introduce her inimtable light
songs.
Miss Herndon's costumes are marvels of beauty.
NeW York Fashion Journal
Next week-"A PAIR OF JACKS" 1t
A LBAUGH's GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
TONIGHT ATS
Last performance Of
c. B. jefferson. Klaw & Erlanger's grand produc-
ton (by specisl arrangement with Neil Burgess).
THE COUNTY FAIR
THE COUNTY FAIR
THE COUNTY FAIR.
THE COUNTY FAIR.
THE COUNTY FAIR
SEE THE GREAT HORSE RACE.
SEE THE MERRY HUsKING BEE
Next week-MAGaIE MITCHELL
no2s SEATS NOW on SALE.
81 RAND KAFFEE KLATCHE."
~ 70 be held a. pythian Hall: 9Th st. bet. Mas.
Morning Star Lodge: No; 3: o. g. T.. Decs,nbsr7 z.
and y, lS9l. Come help US do good Single admis-
sion only 10 cents. It,
L ERNAN's LYcEUM THEATER
~ Pennsylvania ave. and 18th 81.
TONIGHT TONIGHT
THE TWO JOHNS.
POLLS OPEN FOR VOTING ON DRINKING AND
SMOKING.
Next week-Reilly Woods Big Show. including
PEGGY PRYDE. no2S
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WOODS CO.,
BANKERS. nol6tr

N N. Is. CURLY. fRHDkKICK q. STENENa
w Menlherx OF tire Washington stock cl4An-r.
81 El-El a SIEAENS,
Real Estate. lns uranCe and stock Brokers' lsk1
Lea estate bouzht. sold and rented. locai ss.uri-
ties bulll and sod. Money loaned list~l s,ri-
ties anu real estate. Special attention g hsi lASs
NektllleHts- olD-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-28

What Mrs. Cleveland Reads.
Send % cents to the Ladies' Home Magazine,
1925 Arch st., Philadelphia. Pa, and they will
send the magazine for a whole year and a re-
bate premium worth nearly q. 1t is the most
wonderful offer vet It,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-28

HOLLAND WINDOW SHADES, 2lc; WORTH
"A 2'c Plain opsqus Shades, 3yc. worth 5Oc.
kAFFS ENIERPRISE. l23l 18th g. as.. j
nosSoSs Leader Low kgic6a.s
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FoR WAsnISGIoN DREss BEEF
Goto JorS l.. kELLy. Center Market, 9Th ST. wing
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FLORIDA Coron Dnorsr' SC. Druggists.
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SPECIAL Presents today. 73l 7th, bet G and
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Trustees Sale of las l. STREET n ,rthwest.
Rover and Ebert, trustees, will sell, through
Latimer & Sloan, on Monday next at 4:30 p. M,
in front of the premises, lots IL and IL in
square 2i6-AdcL
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ELECTRIC BELLS. burglar alarms 12cs Pa ave
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T. WALKER SONS, .04 10TH ST. n w,-CAR.
~. pet Inlpg. Asbestos Goods. Minor Brick and Clay
2 and 3-ply kooflnY, Lime, Cenent aud Charcoal
sik !. I. NALkkR SONS.
AH, What. A DIFFERENCE IN THE MORNING
~ with all fhose extra verses sung by Disby Belp,
n0lSx HENRY WHITES. s3o 1t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-28

There's No Need for you to be "out of
fashion, when for 81 we can furnish you the
new Dunlap style Derby-usual IS grade
Shape and quality guaranteed.
FRANC & Son. One Price,
1t Corner 7th and ID sta
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-28

Reduction Saic.-For a short time we will
sell all OF our 50 and 81 Shoes at - and "a. 80.
Best makes. W. u. HARTLEY & Co.
1t~ 9lS 7th NV 9iS 7thn.w
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TROPICAL TOURS
Novel and interesting trips to the beautiful Euelish
Island Jamaica and the old world towns al the
spanish Msin occupying two weeks or lonssr, By the
Atlas line of steamers. About
FIVE DOLLARS DAY
def-ays all necessary expenses Of visit to Jamaica
Hayt Colombia, Nicaragua and Costa Rics Only firvf
cabin passengers. For llamphlet address PM FOR
WOOD Co. AGENTS. "A stAtest. New York MOI -eoi.t
CALIFORNIA. TEXAS. MEXICO
over the Southern Pacific Conpsnys sun Set and
osaen Routes; e.. Cheap rates, ApRly g E HAXLEx,
Art. - Sd st. .tPhiladslphia- k2ls vlost
n c. BANGS, r.
~. Public readings and recitations; partial OF entire
prosram; plays rshearsed; ssaes mxnagsd. Address
Oh Corcoran buildiux.s : ocsS-anis
OLOGs. JiGs. REELS. SONGS AND DANCES
~ and Gaiety Dances taught BY Prpk ED VIII
for entert.inmentk Aanagers Writ. nol6-.vs
GRAND FAIR. ST.. .AUGusrINEs cHrRcH
NJ HALL Fancy T46se@ eods Water fountain,
70 DECENBEk IL. lS91 fNss nol4-EHs
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GONE AFTER THE MONEY.

He told the officers exactly where he buried
the money and one Of them went to Warrenton
this morning in search of the hidden treasure.
Joseph Dye will be released
Helm says he wanted the money because he
was going to elope with the wife and daughter
OF countryman who lives not far from the
scene Of the terrible crime. He does not seem
at all alarmed about what he has done and the
consequences that are likely to follow. His
only trouble is that be connot get enough to
eat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-28

-"NIDIet6y' &c. UruKElsts. nO3-oO1m
An Invention Making Sewing Pastime,
Wheeler 4 Wilson's New High Arm No. O.
1t chnSms on sight Its use enrapturea
othos AS7 9TH street northwest dlI-tr
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ID AILROAD STOCKS AND BONDS
~ Bought and sod for cash MArsrin On
New 1ork. an b rancisc faniAdel phlA
Boston ENchaugee
Investment Stocks and Bonds Speciality.
A. a. CnlSULM a 60.
Bankers and Biok,rs,
81 broadway. New Aork.
Established 1ssU.I no2-Iu Issue weekly circuls
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Carving Knives and Cutlery in fancy plush
cases, Surgical instruments. WALFoBD's, All Pa
ave. ltx
The Coconino sun. [volume] (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1891-1891, 1891-08-01
-
EX-CATHEDRA.

There seems to be an impression
among few editors that the meeting
of the ASSOCIATION will not be held Gt
flagstaff but somewhere on the coast.
This is a wrong impression. The ex.
ecutive eomraittee has held several
meetings and canvassed the matter
thoroughly and decided positively on
Flagstaff Every Arrangement has
been made for comfort and entertain.
ment., Flagstaff is at an elevation Of
6Oo0 feet. is a cool, delightful spot in
summer, and attractions in the way Of
rains Of cave and cliff dwellings, will
amply repay all who 60 there. AS far
as the trip is concerned there will only
be a few hours Of hot ride, that is,
until The Needles is reached, and be-
yond that point tho climate will be
found cool and very pleasant. The
trip over the desert will be taken at
night anyhow, so IT wAf not be fatig-
uing. Nearly every member Of the
association has signifed his inteution
of going to Flagstaff. The railroads
have made arrangements, and the plan
will not be abandoned at this late date.
Those who 60 will have ss pleasant o
trip and delightful q time as they ever
enioyed. Kaleidoscope.
The Coconino sun. [volume] (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1891-1891, 1891-08-01
DRAMATIC.
BEAUTY AND ART.

The Boston photograph car has
been on the road for FIVE years. Fos
half that time, or nearly three yeass.,
it has been under its present man
agement. In that length of time the
people have Travelled thousands OF
miles and taken millions OF pictures.
There are four persons attached 10
the car, and engaged In the work Of
pictuTe making. When they reach a
town they do not camp in their car,
doing ,heif own cooking, intent only
on getting as much money as possible
and leaving as little as they can.
They board at the hotels, patronize
the newspapers and practice the duty
OF olive and les"'lSe." In conse.
quence Of this they DO q big business
wherever they 60. They made 10
900 photos in Albuquerque; in Cal
lup, 1900; IN Winslow 1000, and
so it goes. Free baby day Monday.
The Coconino sun. [volume] (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1891-1891, 1891-08-01
PREPARING FOR THE EDITORS.

The committee appointed to make
preparations to receive end entertain
the editorial visitors on August 10, are
at'work and everything is progressing
fiHsly, Our people have taken hold of
this matter with their usual vim, and
the visitors will be Hospitality enter
tanned while here. Below we agaih
print the list of the vatiops ooRmittees:
Reception-C NJ Funston, T G
Norris. George Babbiii. PW Francis,
] A V all, Mrs GA Bray, Mrs P J
BrannenJ Mrs Cameron and Mrs J E
Palmer.
Hail. w Weatherford and SIS
Acker.
Lodging and Subsistehts-J f
Jones, Harry Fulton. shd E E Ellin'
wood,
Transportatjoa'to Cliffs and Caves
P J Branaen, P P Daggs and W A
MayGawer.
Eauquet-Dr P J Cornish, DR. J NJ
Marshal D NJ Riordan.
Finance-Gorham A Bray, Ma
Salzman aud A T Cornish.
Music-W l. Van Horn and John
Sanderson.
Exhibit H Hoskins, Jr, A c
Morse and John Clark. .. ....
Lunch--E 8 Wilcox, P D Berry
and 7 j Coalter.
The committee on hall will assume
its decoration, and the committee OF
hall, decoration and lunch have power
to add to their number when necessary
The Coconino sun. [volume] (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1891-1891, 1891-08-01

Too MUCH care cannot be exercised
to prevent fires in country towns
where there is no protection in the
way of fire apparatus. Within the
past two weeks some half.dozen Cali
fornia towns have been swept by FIRE,
and serious losses have resulted. In
,sprancs rarely covers more than half
the actual loss;' nsw Buildings may at
once be erected, still the town suffers
from the disaster for many months,
A few hundred dollars spent in neces-
sary apparatus to protect property
against the flames will III. short time
save thousands.
The Coconino sun. [volume] (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1891-1891, 1891-08-01

For whole-souled sel6shuess the W.
O. 7. U. takes the cake. They express
themselves as being disgusted with
Secretary Blaine for having instructed
the United States consuls in South and
Central America to report to the State
Department the best means Of intro
ducing American beer in those coun
tries. 1t seems to be the idea of the
women that all the beer should be con,
sumed in this country. This is rather
selfish, to say the least. 1t looks like
an attempt to make beer-drinking s
'fourishing home industry.