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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-12

Sales-Regular can-I2 O'Clock m: Washinoto,
n Gas, IL az AZ; Washington Loan and Trust Com
| Government Bonds-U. S. Is, registered, 1907
| ne bid, ll,A asked. U. S. Is, Coupons. 1907
IL. bid, llsk asked.
| District Of Columbia Bonds-Market stock "a
is9z, currency. loll bid. asked. 2O-year fund
e., .s9s gold. iol bid-askcd: 2oyear fund IS, 1893
gold. 1oS bid - asked Water stock. Is. cur.
rency, 1901, 10 bid, - asked. 3U-year fund Gs pod
lYO2' ll6 bid. asked. Water stock, Is, 1905 cur
reEcy, lzz bid. - asked. 3.6,s 1924, fund, cur.
Is ia, hi Dld 10 aske Sss, reg 2ios Isys-
Mlseeiianeous bonds-W asnngron ana Georor-
Town Rafoad lo-ao Is, loSG bid, 1o6 asked WASH
i2' bid, - asked. Masonic Hall Association
ss, l9os, 1927 bid. - asked. Washington Market
Company, Is, ITO bid asked. Washington Market
Security and Trust Company. IS, 100 bid. - asEcI
washington Light Infantry list mortgage cs. 1901
S0 S1d % aiS os Washington Light Infantry I'd
Company, series 4. 6s. l2s bid asked. Wash.
ingt0n Gas Company, series b, Is, 100 bid,
- - asked Washington Gas Company Convert,
road Is. 100 bid. 1903 asked. Chesapeake and
Potomac Telephone LIST mortgage 81, 100 bid, los
asGea capitol and North street Railroad list
railroad Convertible Is, l22 bid, 1870 asked. u >.
Electric Light, con. IS, lo5 bid. liz asked.
bid, 500 asked. Bank Of Republic, 2,G bid. ~
asked. Metropolitan. go bid, w asked Central.
SSS asked ana Second Isl BID 200
asked: Citizens. 40 bid. ls5 asked. Columbia
$50 bid $50 asked. Capi1l, l23 bid. asked. West
End. 95h bid. lo2 asked. Traders, III bid, Tia
asked. Lincoln ~ bid, 1913 asked. Ohio, 90 bid.
Kaiiroad Stocks-Washington and Georgetown
H5 bid. 2a5 asked Metropolitan. lOl III. IiS
asked. Columbia, 6a bid, " asked. Capitol sny
North o Street. IS bid, As asked. lexington and
Soldiers Home. IS bid. 43 as-eL Georgetown and
Ienleytown. IS bid. 81 asked. Rock Greek. IO0
bid. - asked Glen Echo. - bid, 81 asked
INSURANCE Stocks-Fremen s. 81 bid 90 asked
Franklin 81 bid, asked. Metropolitan SO nd ~
asked National Union IN bid, VI asked Ar
lingt0n, LIS bid, - asked. Corcoran 81 bid,
asked. Columbia. Is bid, IL asked. German.
American. lSO bid. asked. Potomac, 90 bid no
asked Riggs, bid, asked. PeOpleh 81 hid.
50 asked. Lincoln. bid. g.. asked COnirner'
cial, ~ bid. ~ asked
Title Insurance Stocks-Real Estate TYtle 100 |
bid, lao asked. Columbia Title, 6A bid. 6L ask,i
Gas and Electric Light StOcks-W ashilloica I;ss
% bid, q asked Georgetown CAS- IS bid, - asked |
Y; 3. Electric Light, l55 bid. 1917 asked.
Telephone stocks - Pennsylvania, % bid. -
asked Chesapeake and Potomac, - bid IS asked. |
eiican Graphophone, bid. asked.
miscellaneous St0cks-Washington Market Com,
pany. is bid, ~ asked Great falls Ice Comnanr
- Did, 40 asked. Bull kun Panorama Con, |
pany, lG bid. % asked. Pneumatic Gun Csrrisgs |
y bid, asked. Lincoln Hall, - bid, 100 asIed |
sale Deposit and Irus! Companies - Waspinr.
ION Safe Deposit Company, lis bid, ID, asked. |
Washington Loan and Trust COMPANY. asr
bid, Is asked. American Security and Tr,nX
company, VIZ bid. % asked
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Al Springfield, Mass, yesterday afternoon on
the mile safety race, open for the worlds
record, time limit Of 22S 2-5. the present
world record, was placed on the race. The
winners were W. W. Lindle, who came in first.
with +. ]. Borlo second and A. Zim-
norman third. The winners time vns
~ go, but Referee Bull decided that as
.ne men seemed to be trying their best
10 beat the record the prizes should
% awarded and the race was not run over. The
oocision was very unfavorably received by the
crowd who were anxious to have tho race run
over. The only worlds record broken this ar
Ieraoon was the two-p,ile tandem. Fuller and
herman won this race, having 220 yards
handicap, The record, 500 S-5. was mado bv
the scratchmep, Banker and Rrinker. All the
races were interesting aud in most cases closely
contested.
The halt-mils safety open race, won BY Kim.
Rerpaa In Llsl-si BeFlo, second; Windis,
One-milo safety, 80 GLASS, won By Dorntre
OF Buffalo IN 2e6 -; Graves Of Sprineneld.
seeoadi Q. T. Murphy Of New yesk, &isd
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Blondes Get seaslck Easily.

Charles Young. clerk Of the steamer c;tx =,
chicago, calls attention to q remarkable foc,
which he leaves to the doctors to explain
Persons with light hair" he says, "become
soas,cx quicker fhan those with dark hair.
can tell EN- as soon as they come ON the boat
whether they arc going to be seas,ck q, No.
s Maen sec Eirl with light hair and light blue
os;t we s VA a., IN with . kind Of uncertain
was stepping, say to myself: Young i.d N.
y ;.Sa 20 sick before We are an hour OUT But
when the black.eyed woman walks on board tSs
Doat Just as though abe had business there ~ I
:; knIw !nat any ordinary sea will not affect her
IN the least. Ihree-quarters Of the people Who
become seasick on This steamer are decided
blondes. You may laugh ct this, but / have
made quite study Of Il and will tell Won T
am right 1--we had long run, like scross The
ocean, suppose it would fetch them III nv
sssnon nas been combined, Q! course. to the
we summer time ought according 70 M opin-
,os, PAX e., nobody stek But thess lieht-haired
han anybody. Why = 10"
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RAILROADS IN ARagSrrSE-Ano official ro,or,

RAILROADS IN AnaESrrSE.-An official report
o' 'ne condition of railroads in the Argentine
province OF Santa Fe has been received by the
bureau OF American republics. In 1888 there
M were aoo miles in operation in the province.
This number had increased in 1889 10 aTs I'D
IN 1880 to 5OS, while 1873 miles was in process of
construction. direct line is building from
santa Fe to Rosario, which will probably be
open 10 traftic before the end of the year. The
returns In 1859 amounted to 500. 222 and the
expenses to 81 027. S56 as compared ,vtb ra,,,r.,
o, l72 in 1880 and expenses of 81 .60l an
Inc rates In 1880 Were the same as in 1889 INT
since April, 1891, the depreciation of the paper
uolar mas compelled an increase of no Der
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The Duke OF Giouc.s,. -.

DIZZY thompson, Duke of Gloucester y
A. d. is under arrest and will have hearing
today before Justice Cassidy in Camden on
the charge Of Maintaining nuisance and -
ing a disorderly house. He is prosecuted hv ,r,.
different compliments. both of whom dcc,aro
that they Will press their charges un,,I 1ho.,,.
son Is either sent TO the penitenIiarx ~ ~.
race Track at Gloucester is closed. The frst
complainant is the Law and Order socie,y -
S ,,iden county, and the second ia JohS
r mnianlan OF Philadelphia, who lost s6 600 To
tist pending against the Duke of Glonce.,.r,
for Sl0, O00 damages. o'ouees'ef
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VIM. Meadows of Ell Reno, o. T., has been
arrested for murder committed in Texas six.
teen years ago. For many years Meadows has
gone under the assumed name of W. d. Rodeau
and for two years past has been United Stats
marshal During the past two months be
has brought suits against q large mum.
Der OF cattlemen, in behalf of the govern
m N ri charging them with illegally pssturins
i4.0OO head OF cattle on the Cherokee strip
and other Indian lands. Tho catt,emen ART
tried to buy Rodeam Oh, then they made
THREATS, but failed In both, and finally discov-
cred the crime committed by him whom . mere
youth and turned him over TO the ofacers.
anos sney hope TO get rid Of him. beat the gov.
1000, 900 acres Of land.
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~ surprisirs how many people are foolinr them
selves IN buying furniture. Sc On installrnents or
lons time We show them where We offer many things
~ lust one-hali credit price, but they say: 81 don't
cars anything sbOu; pTice-I want time" IL i, a
strange fascination. or iprOvident habit in which
tIsS are ~ht TO pay e. fOt 81 article for the priy-
se Of payrs Tor 0Oc- time. These .aIue people
eeft seem 70 understand how II is that they arv al
aSs hafu up NO n-an can prosper long As he pays
u and sets 81 fori. don't rant ang credit L,.,,-
ness- II you have dollar to SPEND / will give You
lUo cents worth Tor IL Il you can't Day essh for xh.,
LOU want you heed not come We don't sell on time
Head these prices:
Affair Mattress. 40 pounds. ss. so Real Curl.d
hAlr Mattress. inl size. &c. sl2 30. Cotton lob
si.irsss. e2 Is. Oak suite. sl6. 90 Best Wire Cots
el.so- spring Roller shades. 3Uc A Crys;.I INN.
bier. 2se- lily Fans. sl.Se. Initial Iuu,bIsrs. any
letter. 81 dozen.
heEeinler- We don't sell anything on ins.allmepts
s0iEA' II Yen Luy for cash don't sperd your ,nonsv
hhni yoG come and We claim 10 he the only
Aoase 10 washington where you can furnish house
complete With everything needed, except eookin.
ssssss- Come and see.
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DIED..

.cAvANAUGH On Saturday. September II. 1901.
years, i've Mus and ten days. troSed ,, go nss
l. and Anna IA. Ca,anaugh. ~ VI %
tSnsFs mond1s the i.lh, at $780, from 7ol -w..
a, c5a Ssgasf On IahuTsaay ssp,emeer TO- 1891,
Of Mrs. Rachel Gasrsft' NLAoohII. beloved
tnnsr. irea nls laie sdence ABS Franklin s,r.s
.henes TO Saibraith Church, SIKH street be,ween Z
attend. ''''""s'" ff'ends and relatives invited 20
DAVIS. On "Wednesday, September q ,ss,,. ., a
O'Clock an. CHARLES W. DAVIS .sed nm s,n- a.
and yonn-,rt JoIn D. and susan pays. Lulu H.
iunra VIII take place IRON the fourth street. NJ
soutiesst, ON sunday September Is at > o'cloeS ~
IA. Ae atives aud friends invited TO attend Ar 49,,
tation TO attend is also extended u Co 10 q ai,,l
1s5i a. 4s ON lhurssy ,no,nin september 10.
oil the late Edward anu i.s1ar Hs1ssd d.ush-
bore with Christian foItituds.
lear is the spot where Christians sleep
N And sweet the strains that aase.s pour.
y, why should We IN anguish weep.
ndrhses if sans sE ls Ss % No oa
Friends and relatiyes invited 70 attend p
ls DIV M11fI a + ati r. on sstnray September IL
ne. Sa iai f %ss s:rsss s ss..
day al pan. Friends invited. So
hfoS SaR % ifa!ssSsy ssp,ss%ssS H. lss e ae
Estelle Lyons. aged one year an two months
street. Anaoosta. DC. sunday. At 5 oeloeh s
siAt,ys. and ,r,snss invited sttend fSosiaf
Mckinley: suddenly. Friday septem,er N
ISl at her iats residence. 1910 Thirty strret
no-tbNest. hAhf y. beloved wife u Nn. NcKiD,.r
IN the forsy -eis ttA s'ear oI her age.
Funeral Monday morning at ~ a. m. Reouis,n man
~ Iua M NJ rlnty tnurch. Relatives and Trt~n.ia
are invited to attend baltimore papers pleas ooIy
RAMSEY. On saturday morning sept.,nl..r 10
1871. JENNA hAAsEf. IN her seventy -r.riItb 49,
Funeral from the rts.dence Of her son Dr. f;ss,r-s
Henderson. corner OF Ninth and stre~ts nort1We.a
on Monday. septeinber IA. al 10 80 o CLOCK n m
BITTER. On Wednesday, September q ism .x
y 10 O'Clock noon. BARBARA LIZA E m ffT
rEk. aged sixteen Year,. ~A
Funeral Sunday at O'Clock from parents rv~6eoc.
re invited to attend W 80 asA.isV
sIMMs. On September IL. 1891, -ssser br,se m
iess, LILY "a, eldest son of The lass Snupeaa
Funeral private.
STEW sTEwkkT On September II. ls9l. GARTER A.
runersI from Nineteenth Street B.pti.s Church
,undAy septembsr IL. at O'Clock. The body vii
uneral tnends OF family invited 10 sfteud
sTCBBs; op f5d.y, septeubg IL. 1881. q l0Sp
|. m; tkASk y STUBS. son Of hsv y. ssub6s. cd
Funsr. from his late rssiasacs 2sos street north
~, su9a.x ssptsnbsr Ia ct 3p.m- fnsads "a
WHITE. The remains Of Mn. Dr. HIrxAnErH
shlIEs widow Of the late John white VIII - burlsd
'om me yaun IN the faniy 10 q csss-
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MARKED.

,. 1hIL,Eh-noUNG ON Wednesday evening. Sen.
eihuer a. To- u, at the residence 81 ~. iri.
Rev j. j. MUIR. Miss IPnIuENIA NJ Is,,tfSos We
Aii' "IoN1E L TELLER. both OF Mash.asrtoa'
N HEtSME-CoILlSs. Mr.. T.. H. HUME and NJ.
~ i Noiliss We're married at the csthedr.i
Rev Eather DonOshue. f-AA-' W ..ie
hlDEh-kAUfMAN. On sspte,n,,er q 100, A..
baitianvre. OtOkGL y RIDER al W,.S... ..oL' IN
T., 10 fLOkENCL L. KAUFMAN of R.lr,.1a,. ~ 70 -.
NJ sGLLisAN-rookE. On July %. 1891. by Rev.
~ "a =; ~ .bf,ch NELLIE A SULLIVAN TO ca ARIl -
Ii. fOohE. both OF this city.
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40 Use THE OLD SEAL - Secretary Foster
mas approved the Use of the seal printed on ma
honal bank notes of the series of 1875 for use
OF on issues of United States currency in place of
INC largo brown seal now used.
States issues on the new Windom % III
certificates, which will be put into Circulation
Oetoper 1. This new seal is one inch in
diameter, having scroll edge and will be
printed IN cnrmine. The old painted brown
seal now used is two inches in diameter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-12

SILVER PURcuAsrs.-One million two hmm.
dred and eighty-three thousand ounces Of silver
were yesterday offered for sale to the Treasury
department. or this amount Ola 600 opnces
were purchased, as follows: so. OOO ounces at
so'SSo9, $4,000 ounces at O.9S74. IS OCO ounces
at So9SI5, $1,000 ounces at SO.9S76. 80 900
ounces at 9o7e, $50 ounces ut so. $3.50.
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War Department Chanres-

Lu'her I. Speer of Pennsylvania, Smith E.
hunter OF Oregon, Allan n. Cisco of Kentucky
and Henry 1. Brown Of Alabama, APPOINTED
eopyists, $500, record and pension division.
George r. Currier Of Maine. promo,ea fro,,
eie lt $1,000. to class l. W. Frank Clyborne of
Ia.uornia, promoted from copyist. $500. to
eiefX' sl,0OO, record and pension division.
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Marriage Iicenses

Marriage licenses have been issued bv the
clerk OF the court to the following: Josenb
Williams and Edmonia Lee: Frank Wilson and
u. Steele aud Annie 5. Miles. Franci. R,o,,,, -.
hosaryyille, Prince Georges county, Nd. and
Annie Perry of Marlboro. Nd: Chas. n, John-
Son OF Wilmington. Del, ami Lucie ID. PATE
son; wilson Webster and Lethie Evans. both of
Fairfax county, Va. VIVA VI
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OuE New HONE
Is ready for your inspection.

Is ready for your inspection.
ITS FIVE FLOORS
Are completely stocked with everything that is new
and desirable in Household Furnishings and is well
worth visit.
OUR FIRST FLOOR
Contains carefully selected stock Of Bed Room, Din
ing Room and once Furniture
OUR SECOND FLOOR
10 Carpets and contains the latest
and most desirable fall and winter eoIorinss All
grades
OUR THIRD FLOOR
Contains stock Of Paror Furniture which for variety
SURPASSED b. any house in the country.
SOME STARTLING PRICES:
Plu.h or Hair Goth Parlor Suites. Cash, eos;
credit. $50.
Solid Oak Bed Room Suites. pieces. Cash, s17;
credit. els
Poplar Bed Room Suites. pieces Cash. sI4 credit,
els. '
sIxFoor OAK EXTENSION TABLE. Cash.
~ %; credit. - 80
Credit. ed
Foreground Hair Mattress. Cash. "A. 20. ers,,,,
Woven Wire Springs. Cash. e. 25; credit. 80 80
brussels Garrett, yard Cash TO- credit. tic,
Ingram CARPETS. per yard. Cash. &c. credit, 4oc
CARPETS se~ed and laid free O; cost, No charge for
waste IL Eastchics.
TERMS:
kasy weekly or monthly payments
No notes and per cent discount allowed for sottIe
meats u thirty days.
eRoaAN's
CREDIT HOUsE
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Fitting for Rings I'm MARYLAND

i~enty-eight knights contested YESTERDAY on
ue baltimore county fair grounds for the
prizes given by the Baltimore .ipaerioaa through
ven eiik Asnus, the editor. The prizes con-
sisted OF silver cup and $3.50 in cash. ..Knieh,
Q, Forest View" Mr.. C. L. Rogers. won the
s si'ef cup and sl0o; knight Of yerdaut VAL
ey, Mr.. Charles L. Howard. SIS: KNIGHT az
. ..E' Mr.. W. II. whiteford. $50 and
sa n4sn II. OF freedoIa. SIS. Gen. Agnus RE-
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=, The suspension Of the Consumers Mercbsn-
u.s. Sioshihe and PROVISION Store of PhilasleI-
phia L. announced. IL was worked n, 81. -
operative plan. Distrust caused by recent
failures of similar concerns. was assigned Tor
inc failure: The company was Organized Last
hpfh ana aid good business. Its l,.bilitie.
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Fighting ut an Old Soldiers. s,cunion.

A fatal fight between races marked the close
OF the old soldiers reunion at Dover, Oklahoma,
yesterday afternoon. Dissatisfaction over a
horse trade started the fracas between a white
and coiored man, and, in a moment the as
sociates Of both were active comba,ants in a
fight in which knives, pistols and clpb. ,-.r.
freely used. body OF United States marshall
nnaiiy restored order, and, when the result OF
the night was ascertained, it was found two col
ored men named Whitworth and Steele were
shot or stabbed.
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BALTIMORE, Sept. H. - Flour steady. nm.
;SnangedITescspt. 1870 barrels; shipments, All
lo4,S; september, 1oaA al0ih; Dccem6er' f i'S
l.o41s: October, lo0tsaI.oo1s; steamer, No Z fed'
ss tassHITeceipts, lso4ss bushels; shipments, iss
s0v bushels; stock l9i5,cSs bushels; saes ssi 900
bushels Southern wheat, urn: FuifS. assI' M.
Longoerry, eSei.ya Corn mixed weak: mot.
81 september, eseesk; year, 6lsS1k; JeppSry'
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LEE PORTSMOUTH AT FUScHAL.-A telegram
was received at the Navy Department today
announcing the arrival of the Portsmouth at
r ,;.1 Madeira. She is on practice cruise
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INTERNAL Revenue ApporsrurSrs-Tbo fol.
lowing appointments OF gaugers have been
- a W IN tne internal revenue service: George
=. Mckee and Joseph Dawson AT HartforS
Sf9onn., and Louis w. Moore, at BeIlesyiile'
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WILL NOT BE DROPPED.
The American Association Will Stand by
Louisville and Columbus

H@OufsSIIIe BHU VOIumDu6.
LOUISVILLE, Kr., Sept. 12-President Phelps,
when questioned today about the reports ema-
mating from Milwaukee that the Louisville and
Columbus clubs would be dropped next year,
said: There is no truth in the matter at ALL
Louisville and Columbus have stood by the
association through all Its 6ghts, and you may
rest assured that the association will stand by
these clubs now. Both cities will DO represented
IL the association next year."
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Paw Director Tborutou r,,.a

NEW YoHK. Sept l2.-G. E. Thornton, who
has been pay director at the naval pay Office In
this city for the past eighteen months. died this
morning in Boston.
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Naneo Of the Thermometer.
The following were the readings at tho Office
OF the weather bureau today: 8 am, 60; Q pm.
"a; maximum, 70; minimum, GO,
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Srw YORK AND WASHINGTON suoo-r,.
D0Nh on the range they shoe, their guns;
Down on the range;
hhd which one loses. all the funs
WIN the Others, don't you scc2
And every loser then will be
Down on the range.
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w. brethren. take your old straw hst,
And put them safe away;
lou ought to know it, if you don't
That this is derby day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-12

ne other fellows in New York state say the
,epuonean statement Of principles is a Piass.
form of Platiitudes.
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THE WORLDS ram.
Sweet Ph1be Cousins. maiden fair.
by all your sisters blest;
flease go 10 heaven. can't you, dear,
And give the World a rest3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-12

IHE Z. S. S. FERN left Boston for Newpo,,
yesterday.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERcIA1.

New York Stock Market,
a. Inc following the opening and closing pr,cc. NJ
wire f norA sf9fk Market. as reported by special
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70 oe hoped since the American hog may
exported that travelling ON steam and s,ress
vars VAL DC attended by less crowding.
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ihey are still making money in the boom
towns OF Virginia. A firm failed in one of them
this week for sl40. Ooo
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A TEE DINNER TAKE ONE OF CAETER,s
IA Little Liver liiis snt viii he free from sour
rs NJ Of food from tie stomach Try them AID be
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-12

NO doubt Mr.. Plat Is pleased with the M
,o o ense"'S's Of the New York state republican,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-12

some candidates are elected 10 ossce vho
a a dare 10 look the election returns in ne
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Fon TEE TOILET


There Is no more useful elegant article than Avcr
Hair viso--the most popular AID economical hair
dressing in the market II cause. the hair 70 grow
sbunisntiy and retain tho beauty and texture Of youth
prevents badness. heals troublesome lurnors o. the
ss,p and keeps clean cool and healthy Both ladies
and ssnssnsn everywhere prefer Ayers Hair vigor to
any other dressing for the hair. Mrs lydia o.
Moody. Z Pi;;.,on. Ne. writes: II have used Ayers
Hair Nisor for fine. and n has worked wonders
for ne. was troubled with dandru and falling hair.
% that was rapidly becoming bald bu. since using
the vier my head Is perfectly clear Of dandrug the
han has ceased coming out and now have good
sro~th Of the same color as when I was young
woman lean heartily recommend the use Of Ayers
Hair vsor to any suffering from dandruf or loss
ahAs..
AYERS HAIR vIGoR
RrsVsrsd By DR.. J. C. Aver L Co.. Lowell, Mass.
Sold By Druggists and Perfumers
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A DID TWENTY DROPS OF ANGOsTUKA BIT
~ every glzss impure water Won drs Tl,.
seauIns only uanufaetsTsd - Dr. sIEo ElT \ sons
49, yeHy ayuSSsf.
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IL Is suggested that the next revenue cu,soe
Bill AAsAih'ey
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MRS oneery; Docs yonr husband ever tAIk
in his Sleep"
Mrs s'o0pid' 'No; but he often sleeps in hh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-12

TIE GnEAr Srcorss
Of the genuine imported Johann HOfrs Malt Ex,r.c,
az ,ouic nurrtvs hss caused crowd of fr.udu,sn,
infafors to come into the market. Beware of them.
The genuine Las the signature Of Johann Hor" on
the neck Of every bottle. O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-12
6 RAS TY.
DOUBLE STORES,

FURNITURE. CHINA. GLASS AND KITCHEN
"AlL-SOLD ONLY FOR CASH
.y3O I5iO-I2 eth NV. bet. p.nso
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-12

contributor inquiries: How can tell IN.
age of horse2 'ns
IL You are anxious to sell the beast don't ,eI,
il at all "oN YEA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-12

MRS. vINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP
Has been used for FIFTY YEARS by MILLIONS
Of MOTHERS for their children WHILE TEETH
ING. with PERFECT SUCCESS. Ii sOOIHES the
CHILD. SOTIENS the GUNS. AILAYS all PAIN.
CURES WIND CoLIC. and is the best remedy for
DlARRHEA- Sold by Druggists in every part OF the
world Be sure and ask Tor Mrs. winsow Soothing
Syrup' and take no other kind - cents bottle.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-12
Low PmcEs Maze Them Go.

1oz- Best Triple Extract. all odors for o5c
5Oc. Bottles Bes; Extract for..............2 &c
&c Bottles of Quinre and Rum Hair Tonic w SOC
Zoe Bottles Bay ooc
6Oc Bottles Bay Rum .35c
Prescriptions carefully compounded By Registered
Druggists
Our prices are from Is to 25 Per cent lower than
other druggists charge.
Store open al night
F. S. WILLIAMS & CO.. prusr,.,,.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-12
SHOOTING srARa

ron EokS's SAKE.
Oh, Egan. Patrick Egsa.
fou are % devilish sly;
Why don't you plead not guilty
And prove an alibi?