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CHURCH HISTORY.
Interesting Papers Read mt Last Nights
Session of the American Society.

Interesting Papers Read mt Last Nights
Session of the American Society.
The fourth annual meeting of the American
Society of ChurtE History WAS begun last
evening in the Columbian University building.
The membership OF this pody il composed of
ministers OF all denominations who ere inter
ested in the study of church history. The
session was opened las. evening with prayer by
the president, Rev. DIR. u Lilip sehah of the
Union Theological Seminary Of New York
d.. Schaff also made brief address. The
years report was read by the secretary, Rev
Samuel NJ. C. jackson 0. New York. He
reported that during the rast year two mem
bers had died. One VI them was tue tamour
French church historian, P-esseuse. those Life
of Jesus was one OF the most popular refuta-
tIons of Renaus teachings. The other dea tn
reported was that OF Rev Charles W. Bennett,
d. D., OF Evanston, ILL.,, a professor OF his
torical theology. The secretary aiso read d list
of the principal denominations OF the country
who had been provided for In TIE sericr OF
UNCONVENTIONAL history ard the name o. the
author Of each
COLUMBUS RELIGIOUS MOTIVES.
Prof. William X. Giilett OF the University OF
the City Of New York read an interesting paper
on the religious motives of Christopher Colum-
bus. in which he expressed the conclusion that
though christianization may have taken place,
there Is no proof that Columbus ever set forth
any religious consideration Us motive TO H.
t,uence the action of the King and Queen OF
Spain. Columbus of his own accord did work
in religious instruction. he stated but the de-
sire was one subordinate to the desire to
secure gold.
The second paper was read by Prof. willistou
Walker of the Hartford Theological Seminary.
The subject of the paper WAS The Heads OF
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CONDENSED LOCALS.

Or MONDAY NiGHr Officer McGraw found
Peter o. Hare in the alley between goth. 2lst. l.
and ii streets northwest. with his right leg
broken near the hip. He was sent to the
Emergency Hospital
The BODY of a cOlored infant WAS found yes
terday In the White Lot.
The MARION RIFLES celebrated the fourth
anniversary of their existence last night by a
supper at the Hotel Cochran. In every respect
the occasion was u pleasant one.
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CITY December ~
DEAR SANTA CLAUS: Your letter to little Mary,
with the ribbon for Blossie, gave Joy not only
to Mary, but to other hearts for her sake.
Surely ii you could have seen her when she re-
ceived Il You would. know, have fel. amply
repaid. She was wild with delight, us was also
her little cousin Grace and both are quite sure
now that Santa Is the best old man that ever
ived cor sending them letters Accent my
hanks, though late. as L Was and am still sick,
tnd therefore could not thank you before.
Gratefully yours, MaEYs GRANDPA.
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Carpets at Cost.

Carpets at Cost.
THOMAS d, SINGLETON, AIS eth st. NV, de-
sirous Of closing out his Carpet Department.
will offer until disposed of his entire stock Of
Carpets at actual and in some lines less than
cost. He has in stock about rs rolls OF Extra
Heavy Atwood Ingraius, mostly LowelIs, at
62}ac. per yard. Formerly sold at soc.
Eoxbury 4 Smiths l0-wire Tapestry Brussels
at 171ac. Former price, 81.
Lowell and other Fiist-class Body Brussels
and Borders at .l.20. Former value, $3.50. A
few rolls OF Velvet and Moquette Carpets at less
than cost to close patterns Rest Quality Car
pc! Lining, used where carpets are made and
laid with lining. these prices refer to goods
actually in stock. All Carpets ordered ircm
sample will be furnished al the lowest possible
prices. Mattngs. tugs and other goods per-
tanning to the Carpet Department sold 1T cost
Carpets made and laid promptly and in the best
manper. Terms cash or on short time on sat.
isiactorily Endorsed notes. dlS-m&w2t
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At the annual meeting OF the Order of
Amounted High Priests, held last evening at
Masonic Temple, Robert Ball was elected prcsi-
deat Alexander Holt, vice president, and VIM.
Z. Singleton. secretary. When business mat
tiers had been DISPOSED o. the company, num-
bering nearly sixty. sat down 20 banquet pre-
sided over by Charles II. Smith.
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GEORGETOWN,
TIE ASSEMBLY cLuB's DANCE.

Among those who attended the second dance
Of the season given by the Assembly Club last
night were the Misses Dunlop. Miss Darneille.
Miss Moore, Miss Bradley, Miss Cassin, Miss
Bell, Miss Shoemaker, Miss Mackall. the Misses
Compton, Miss Wilson. Miss Cox. Hiss Klein
schmidt, Miss Wheutley. Miss Barber, the
Misses Bailey, Miss SALISBURY, Miss Greeuleaf,
Miss Stevens, Miss Clark, Miss Jones, Miss Mix,
Miss Huyck, Miss Faust and Messrs. Cowlcs,
Greenlees. Dunlop. Matthews. CraSin, Berry,
J w Riley. Nicholson, Sawtelle. Mcmillan.
Rob. Riley, Metcalf, Blunt, CASTELAR,, Bradley,
Proctor, Wheatley, Pelz. Hyde, Srnms, Lewis
Heap, paschiel. Talcott. Payne. Willet Peter
WEIGH. ). 7. Johns, King. Shoemaker, Billings,
Chambers, Bowers, Dunlop, Darneille, DR.
Rich. Chas. Rich. DR.. Harlan. DIR Snyder,
Whiting. Shepherd, Cooke, Elliot, Cropley and
Hessan.
DANGEROUS TRAP.
The frame sewer trap i'll the roadbed OF the
corner OF 37th and Prospect streets is in dam
gerous condition. In some places there are
holes large enough for horse to injure him
SELF severely should he make misstep,
Miss Daisy blackboard OF { street is confined
to her home with q low fever.
Mr. Philip Hnzell is down with the pneumo-
ME at his home on the Loughborough road.
Nr. William Weaver died ut his homo on JEFF
ferson street this morning.
The hard rain of last night damaged in many
places The towns surrounding roads.
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BAD ERupr1oS OK NECK.
SORELY AFFLICTED NEARLY THREE YEARS.
USED PRESCRIPTIONS FROM THREE DOC
TORS WITHOUT ANY BENEFIT.
AFTER USING CUTICURA TWO DAYS THE
SCABS ALL DROPPED OFF. CURE WAS
QUICK AND COMPLETE.

suffered for nearly three years with eruption on
my neck and used prescriptions from three dos
during that time. which did no good. purchased
CUTlCCRA REMEDIES. and the second day after
using 1t the scaos all dropped off AMI scabbed
over any more. Before l used mp the second set of
CUIICCRA my neck was entirely we'll and has been
well ever since. and all that say for it is that
whereas was soreiy afflicted well. and all
from the use OF CUIICURA REMEDIES
N W. SMITH,
Lynchwood P. o., Kershaw City, S. C.
This to certify that the above testimony correct
as 1 purchased the CUTICURA and saw its effects
while using. W 8 SMITH
Notary Public for the State Of South Carolina.
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Wsr on the CANNES.

Poundmaster Einstein has learned from ex-
perience that bright sunny days are the best
for his business because the dogs remain in
the;r houses more in wet and cloudy weather
than at other times. Yesterday he captured
ten dogs and one of his assistants was bitten by
canine. The presence on the streets Of SO
many school boys prevented the men from
capturing more animals.
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Fast EATING

FAST EArISa
And irregular meals Causes of Dyspepsia, which
Will soon become incurable except by careful attention
TO die. and taking reliable stomach medicine Ike
Hoods Ssrsararil.a. Read this:
Owing partly TO irregularity in eating. suffered
greatly from dyspepsia, accompanied by
SEVERE PAIN AFTER MEALS
took two :hree bottles Of Hoods Sarsaparilla and
entirely recovered. ich 10 my qualification. fire.
auen:ly have opportunity TO Iraise
HOODS sARsApAR.LLA
Ana an glad 10, for consider il a great medicine"
C. ]. TEOWBRIDGE. travelling salesman for Schlot-
terDock Foss. Portland, No.
E.B.-If you decide 10 tale Hoods Sarsaparilla do
10: DC inauced to sny any Other.
CONGRATULATE
Myself that used Hools sarsaparii.e. Six months
ago had almost chronic case of dyspepsia was
also broken down by overxors. so that l could not
sleep nights. y stomach is perfect. my nerves
in excellent shape and gained 10 lbs. In months.
For all this my gratitude is due
HOODS sARSAPARILLA
The best medicine in the land" d. II. ROSE Of Rose
& Eddy. Hardware Dealers. Rochester. n. Y.
HOODS PILLS cure liver lie. constipation. bilious
ness. jsundice. sick headache. Indigestion Sold by
all druggists. Price - cents.
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The Cattle Market.

At the cattle market at Union stock yards,
Benning, DC, yesterday 123 cattle were on the
market and sold as follows: Best sold from to
4sc. per h.; good sold from 315 to 394c. per
h.; medium sold from to sac. per h.; COM
mon sold from 2 to 2115c. per ID. Two hun
dred and ninety-nine sheep and lambs on the
market and sold as follows: Lambs sold from A.
to &c. per h.; sheep sold from 8 to 4c- per lb.
Cows with calves sold from so to S45 each.
Market good.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
AMUSEMENrs TONIGHT.

ALpAuou's-Bill Nye's "Cadi"
NArIoSAL--The great comedy .'Niobe-"
ACADEMY OF MUsIc--Frank Daniels in Little
Puck"
Harris BrJou.-"His Nibs, the Baron"
KERxASs LycEUN Observation-Disclosures 8
French Folly Co.
PLYMOUTH CoNGREGATIoyAL CHUxcH.-Grand
Combination Concert
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CHAsApEAKL AND OHIO RAILWAY.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOVEMBER l5 1881
rams leave DAILY nom nOa siatIOL lB. aid h
OiIi aud Is streets.
hfOnh the grandest scenery IA America with the
hanusoialest and most coma lete sOiid Train service
West IRON AgsuIugtUu
= ~ .. :n.-'CiIcnnat Fast Line" Solid Train
Washington 10 Clnciinau without change aruginx az
oint lhsu Al q 10 u l-, Tllg
ioE AND annapolis. st. Louis. &C.
"A 40 pm tlie famous .f.NNcstibule Linlited"-
soA4d Nest.bue tram with dining CIlcInEatl.
ONO. Lexington and Louisville ny, at au-
cllanat at u - pan. IL xInstOn o. 20 IN. LOusvuss
oJO D. IN. connectlIlg mon d. all lo.nls
-US D. M. ESpress Tor tOfOns al e. Guar lie.
lcAinVnd. NayuesDoro'. stauItOn and prlnc.al Var
ginia POINTS.
LOO via r.. F. andP Railway and Richmond 70
Old Point Comfort anu AOrfolk-ONLl kAIL Linz
Pullman lOCatlons IIckets COuieny DflcsA
ol3 anu ls2l lelana. ave.
noio H. ". FULLER Genl Passenger AGENT
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Mrs. Del Monte and Mrs. May Of X street,
Who organized Christmas mission for the
benefit Of tie poor people, particularly in the
hospitals and asylums, write to The STAR that
the mission WIS a success and they wish 10
Thank those who contributed. TWENTY-FIVE
packages were distributed among the inmates
OF the asyIuu.s and few private families.
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Low RATES VIA B. 4 o. II. L. FOR CHRISTMAS
AND New YEAH ToLIDAys--For Christmas and
New Year holidays the L. q D. r. II. will sell
tickets at greatly reduced rates at all stations
cast of the Ohio river. Tickets viii be sold from
December % to January !, inclusive, and will
be valid for return passage until January 4,
inclusive.
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DIR. Childsto Ee.Ordained a Priest.

Rev. DR.. Childs of this city, formerly Pres
byterian minister. will be ordained priest of
the Protestant Episcopal church by Bishop
Paret next Sunday morning at ST. Bartholo-
news Church, Baltimore. Rev. Dr. j. II. FL
lott Will preach the ordination sermon.
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Foz TIE HoIIDAIs.-Bon Ton pure rye
whisky. Acme pure sour mash whisky. Jamaica
rum. Cabinet sherry wine (;mPortcdl. 75c- a
quart bottle. Catawba vine, 1Jc. 81 gallon At
CHAs. ERAENEa's. agent for Nari:ou Mineral
Water Co., 1SI 18th ST. NV.
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CITY ITEMS.
For Now Years Reception.

Fine Mocha and Java Coffee Chocolate.
Pleasant Valley Catawba. very delicate.
Golden Catavba. rich, 75c. gal. Csc. bot
Pure Port (med use). full quart. zoe.
Pure Muscat Wine. full quart, 35c.
Pure Rye Whisky five years old, Soc. quart.
Great SUCCESS with our Flour; warranted;
so, rs and i0c. sack; 3 Cans Tomatoes. Csc;
Sweet Peas, l0c.; Mixed Nuts. Cluster Ruisins,
Fresh Candy, White Clover Honey. Maple Sirup
and Sugar, Imported Jamaica Rum.
1t p. r. WILSON. 93i It'll st. NV.
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NJ. Crabb. proprietor of the To-Ka!on vine
yarG writes that he has made a very successful
blend OF three rare red wines. all light bearers.
which he considers equal 10 the best Of French
clarets Now for sale at GA l4th ST.
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Rev. Howard Macquery to We'd
1t IS announced that Rev. Howard Macquery.
the former pastor of st. Paul's Episcopal
Church, Columbus. Ohio, is to be married to Miss
Harris. daughter Of Hon. John Z. Harris OF
Harrisonburg, Va, on January 4.
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The CALIFORNIA COCKTAIL. the latest. most
popular an peasant drink for New Year = 10
be had only rom the SOnoma California Wine
Co, 81 9th street northwest 81 per bottle
HARRY NJ. CONRAD, Manager.
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A verdict of not guilty was found.

HoRsEs. MrLEs.-See advertisement under
auction head Of peremptory sale OF horses,
mares ara mules ~ Bensinger's bazaar torior-
row EsorEiag ct 10 o'clock. a rare chance :or
buyAA-A0ct
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500 More of Those Extra Fine So. 90
SaXony Wool German Hand -knit Jackets selling
so rapidly at sl.49 at G. AUERBAcHs. eth and
II. Domestic Sewing Machines anu Patterns.
dill, IN. w&s. till d3i
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DIR. Eea Better.

DR.. James Rea, whose serious illness-the re-
suit Of second stroke Of paralysis-was noted
in The SrAE some two weeks ago, is somewhat
better,
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FoR This WEEK
Prime rib roast. l0c.
Sugar cured hams. lie.
sugar cured shoulder, Sc.
Corner 18th and L streets northwest.
s LEMON HOOVER K Co.
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Harvey is receiving some OF his old fashioned
Chicken Cock Creek Oysters. None to equal
them for Fulton Market and Rough and Ready
Eoasts. 1t
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A NEw ESTzAPRIsE--The Imperial Clrcu
lating Library. No. Sill 18th street northwest
See ad. Iagc s.
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BRUCs, from q Eas. 2Jth street, New YORK. IS
in town again for the season at Si3 Vermont
avenue with a fine display OF street, calling ai.d
evening gowns. Orders taken and filed
promptly. Satisfaction guaranteed
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LOCAL MENTION,
The Mcail,er.

rcrrcAsT TILL EIGHT = II. THUIsDAY
Tor the District Of Columbia, Maryland and
y!-einin, fair. colder; westerly winds, fair,
slisI.sly colder Thursday
High Water. Low Water.
.O1a. 724 pm. I.22 am. lis pm.
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1Oc. Royal Glue! Lansburgh's. d3O-1m
"PEAcE
ON EARTH,
GOOD WILL
TOWARD MEN"

GOOD WILL
TOWARD MEN"
We are not angels-but in the midst of the bit
- the ange,s Is sweet and sooI hing. So much SO
- that We carry IT into our bus
Tie tact Of our having u,chLsed at sheriff 8
- saie-a stock OF goods valued a; as, O0O-;or u
Ss rEn put IA xtSsSG cn az
- TnE COST 40 US-has brought tine GOD
lished fEACs and happiness in t many Iu homes
- Hence We are happy-aLd wash you all
A MERRY CHRISTMAS.
= We can furnish you Christmas Suits in Sacks
- and when
- is reached-we give you 'lay out, far superior
- to anything ever shown on tins market.
MEMS OvERCOATs,
- SO. o.. 43. 80. $50. 50 and again
$40
- opens upa vast field of styles-which for excel
- lence and elegance are without peer parallel
BOYS SUITS
psns y to + "a Sea;s Xes, e. and
CHILDREN's SUITS,
Ages 4 to IA years.
&e.25. 81 20. 81. $3.50. s3 81. "a. upward.
--CHILDREN's CAPE COATS
81. 40. %. Sc. 81. "a. C5. s4.2S. upward.
What remains OF our stock of
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS
We give unto you at the following yures:
Coon. CUett q Co. 5 3-piy Ai-i.nen Collars regular
PIC. goods, sizes II to ls9s. e.. piece.
Toe. Doc. and 49c. Neckwear. Tecks and Four-in-
haEd. ESc. apiece.
Pure SilS Handkerchieis. regular l, 1oc. and Soc
goode, oJc. piece
Mems Full dress Shirts, hand embroidered regular
s. % goods. sizes Ia and lot, uniy, ~. % q piece
GeutleIen's Zine Kid Gloves, reduced to 9Sc pair
Sanitary Scarlet Unds wear, all wool, shrunk and
pure dc. regular 81 oo and 81. % goods. SIC. piece
Mems White SHIFTS. lauulriej. regular Prices
81 90 and 81 %, reduced ~ II. III. l6H
and IL.
Men's Fine Half Hose, ste. and 4Oc. grades oOc a
pa!r--all small sizes.
Come to us-,well not only make it merry for you.
VICTOR L. ADIERS
1C FER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE
92T AND go 1Tu ST. NV.
CORNER MASSACHUSETTS, AVENUE
sTRICTLY ONE PRICE
~ Until! after the holidays this store will be open
evenings Until 10 O'clock. Saturdays until Ii PIN.
d2l
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Ials Il TIE SIXTH NV YEAR
Fer To-kaIoE wines III Washington OG:ce GA
i4.h -.
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Headache, Neuralgia, Dizziness,
Drunkenness, Spasms. Sleeplessness cured by
DR.. Niles Nervine. Samples free ut
ltr MERTzs DRud STORE, l014 st.
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convention of the cotton-growing states will
meet at Augusta. Ga, January 81, 20 devise
plans for reducing tho cotton crop.
Mr.. George NJ. Miller Of Boston found his
twenty-year- son in St. Louis after year 8
search.
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Superior Old Rye Whisky, 81 at.
IT. METzGEH's FlSE GROCERY, All It'll st. n W.
Christmas Wet Goods.
The joyful season will soon be here, when the
people in general give up all kinds of bust
ness and indulge more or less in holiday fes-
tiyities, especially SO here in the capital city.
While purchasing Christmas goods, and you
want possibly pure stimulant, the place to go
is JAMES IHAEp's Old Established Wine and
Liquor House at S1S I ST. NV. dS-tf
1Oc. Royal Glue! Lansburgh's. d3O-1m
An Invention Making Sewing Pastime,
Wheeler & Wilson's New High Arm No. g.
1t charms on sight. It's use enrapturea
Office 1877 9Th street northwest. dl1-tr
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CATTLEYs TRIASAE ALBA,
A rare white orchid, tine only one IN Washing
ton. At STUDEE's 336 L s.
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CtnrETs CLEANED by tho Empiro Carpet
Work. 63i-635 Mass. ave. W.. are made moth
lrooi tree OF cEarge. IelepLone I!3-Z
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DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup is the universal
cough remedy. Sold everywhere for 25c.
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FoR THIS NEEK-

To-KALOS WISEs AND PUNCH
For New Year receptions. &c. GA l4th st.
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Swiss Music Boxes below cost to close in
voice. f. q. Smith, 1925 Pa. ave. See reduc-
ton prices on fourth Page.
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Physicians Pocket and Ladies' Work Cases
for New Years gifts. WALroRp's. Al Pa. ave,
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A New Idea.-Sautter's SOP 9th st. NV, sets
the best Csc. lunch i'll the city from II to 2.
Strictly 6rst-class. Try one. d23-8t
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FoR WAsnISGToS Dress BEEF
10 20 JoaS L. kELLY. Center Market, Jta st. wing
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Old Port Wine. Soc bottle. MErzGER's 8, 9TH st.

8. Heller, TO 9TH ST., is making a
specially in ladies and childreus Hair Cutting.
Shampooing and Dandruff Cure dS0-5t'
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The Standard Cash Register after careful
Examination have adopted the Calisraph. IA
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
PROFESSIONAL

MRS. f. v. SMELL,
WI CLAIRN OIANT AND TEST MEDIUM.
Maynetc and mass treatments given Can be con-
suited at ner parOrs, sO4 New lork d.S0-u'
NIME. RAPHAEL, THE CELEBRATED CLAIR
4sA Noya;.t and as..oioclst. the seventh daughter
horn with caul. has wonderful healing power. Gives
names and iucky GATES Don't tail TO this lady.
Room 10. $40 81. Il. ". d2l-ew'
AIRS. HETTIE CLARK OF BOSTON. THE WELL
M Known business and medium, also medical
cia;yUysnt. daly hon 10 10 aisO Tuesday and
day, :. to . PIN. Office I..i2 Mass. ds-sw'
DROP. CLAY Is TIE OLDEST ESTABLISHED
advertising ciaryoyant. asiroloser and medium
this city. Has wCnueIEul lsUpnei:c lltt OF second
klght. keNeas hluCca mysteries. recovers Lest or
sto!sn property. lr-lcs separ. cd together.
ereedy marriages. gives success. IL business removes
family troubles, evil influences. Strangers from other
cities ana al TCuo4e VIII tine and money uy
coming the right pace 4; succeeds
others have tailed COnvinCes E4ost skeltcai and adj
vertscs only what he Al business cSlsfiden
tia Satisfaction guaranteed. Sittln.s. JOc Hours,
$40 q Open Suncays. kesIdence z.o II 81. between
~ and 9th SIS. southwest. d..6-6t'
NJME. BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF
N1 he. All business confidential. Ladies and gem
tleinen. 20 CENTS each. iours: ysn. 10 - r. IN. 20
l. ST.. bet LIST and North Capitol SITS. n. nol4.,m'
NIME. DREAMER. TIE ONLY CELEBRATED
IVA English and German astroiogist in the cty tells
day. ~ a TO . y. lYJS llta ST. n diO-lnis
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4 DAN0ERoUS TRAP.
THE COURTS.

CoUkf IN GENERAL Term Chief Justice Binq-
ham and Judges Coz ara James.
Observation-Disclosures agt. Kirby: appealed
TO Supreme Court of the United States.
CIRcrIr CoURT-JGdge 1:ontgomery
lesterday-Watsoh agt. Carr; verdict for
plaintiff, 1925. Moses ast Fits; do, $3.50
PhGnix Life Insurance Company agt. Webb:
do, sllO. Chr.sty Hgt. Taylor; DO. S7.05O for
plaintiff.
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SKIN DISEASES TEN WARS.
Find The CUTICURA REMEDIES do al you claim
Have been suffering with skin d s,asa ten years
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