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Mrs. EIliott's Funeral.

The funeral of Mrs. Mary C. Elliott was held
yesterday at the chapel in Rock Greek GEM
etery. Mrs. Elliott, who was the widow of
Tbos. r. S. Elliott of Beaufort, s. c., died on
Thursday at her home near Shenandoah Alum
Springs Va. She was in tho seventy-second
year OF her life. Her sons, Mr.. Alfred H. FL
lott and SeiSnelay c. Elliott and four daugh-
ters were with her when she died.
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Divorce Granted.
On Saturday Judge Hagner made q decree of
divorce in the case of Minnie Rose Robey
against Randolph Robey, giving the com
plainant $50 per month alimony and the right
to resume her maiden name Of Burghausen.
The Dill, filed by ID. w. Classic, set forth the
marriage In October. 1889, and charged crue,
treatment and infidelity to the marriage VOWS.
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C. A. e.. Lawn Coucort

The Columbia Athletic Club last night gave
the first Of series of lawn concerts on the
land adjoining the club house. Prof Eibner's
orchestra, stationed on the balcony, furnis he'd
the music. Seated on the lawn, which was
brilliantly lighted, groups OF members sur
rounded little tables and loudly cheered the ex-
cellent music. The occasion was so thoroughly
successful that repetition will shortly be in
order.
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BARsERs, BAKERS, Gnocrn,s

ana washsrwonaRs itch and every species Of itching
burning, bleeding, scaly and pimpy diseases Of tho
akin scalp and blood with loss Of hair. instantly
reiieved and speedy, permanently and economically
cured BY the cUTICURA REMEDIES when al other
methods and the bsss phyacaas ian. Thsss srs
Strong words. but txus. q
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Nav England Conserxatorx of Mu.,e

New England Conservatory Of Music.
The New England Conservatory of Music
begins its next term September TO- 1891, with
greater advantages and attractions to students
than ever before. and with several valuable ad-
ditions to its faculty. instruction is given in
music in all its departments, both vocal and
instrumental, fine arts, elocution and oratory,
literature, languages and in piano and organ
tuning. The work the institution is doing for
the canse Of music and fine arts cannot be over
estimated. For full particulars address Frank
W. Hale, general manager N. e. Conservatory,
Franklin Square, Boston, Mass.
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TyDOs ON LAovA.

Not less than 225 employees OF the government
printing Office were paid their 'leave" money
on Saturday by Disturbing Officer Larcombe
prior to taking their annual leave, which
ranges from fifteen to thirty days, according
to the inclination Of the employe. To be en-
titled to this annual holiday with pay, how
ever. the employe of the government printing
ONCE must have been employed therein for
twelve consecutive months
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WORK LAID OUT FOR THE BoYs-A STRICT MILL
TAEY cANP-EyTESDED ORDER DRILL AND
RIFLE PRaCrICE-EvERY PROSPECT FOR Sue
cEssFUL CANP-vrsIToRs EFFECTED.
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perseverance, 1OuSe, IOO0 IempIarS.
The meeting Of Perseverance on last Satur-
day evening attracted an unusually large at
tendance and proved of especial interest. The
officers for the past term submitted reports
showing substantial progress and that the
lodge enjoyed prosperity in every department.
MIR. M. c. Edison, lodge deputy. assisted by
Grand Secretary Spurgeon, installed the fol-
lowing officers for the present term: Chief
templar. Mr.. A. Kalstrom; vice templar, Mrs.
Alma Lyons; supt. juvs templar, Mrs. A. G.
Powell; secretary. John BrysOn: assistant sec
rotary, Miss Mamie kalstrom financial secre-
tary, Miss Carrie v. Brookfeld: treasurer,
Gatchel.; marshal. Miss Sarah E. Fletcher;
deputy marshall. A. H. Frear; guard, Mrs. T..
r. Faucett sentinel, r. J. Saffel; past chief H.
Warren, and pianist, Mrs. Susan Woodward.
After installation Mr.. Edison, or behalf of the
lodge, presented to Mr.. r. j. Saffell beautiful
Good Templar pin in token of appreciation of
his long and efficient service as sentinel. The
chief templar presented to the members pres
ent souvenir in the shape of poem of which
| former chief templar of Minnehaha Lodge is
the author. This evening the lodge will In o
body pay fraternal visit to Washington Lodge.
Considerable interest centers in the social SEES
| sion OF the meeting next Saturday evening,
when under the direction OF Mrs. Frear the
ladies of the lodge have planned q surprise for
all who attend. The new chief templars of the
oSfCi" iOuSSS nave DScH lHNlecu " meet VIII
the lodge on the 18th instant. The standing
committees were appointed. the following
being named as chairmen: Finance Mr. H. NJ.
Higbee; absent members. chief templar; ways
| and means, Mr.. A. II. Frear; juvenile templars.
Mrs. c. E. Gilbert; public meetings, Mr. Geo.
A. Bailey; room, Miss Sarah Fletcher music.
Mrs. H. ]. Frear; legislation and license, A.
Kalstrom; care Of the sick, Mrs. Sarah Brook
field.
The social session opened with a brief ad-
dress by the chief templar and embraced vocal
music by Mrs. Frear, Miss Hawk and Mrs. and
Miss Kalstrom, selected reading by Mrs. Powell.
Rotations by Mr.. Foster and MIR. Warren and
| short speeches by Messrs. George Giles of In
dependent Lodge, J. Z. Fowler of Columbia
Lodge. A. N. Garfield and Il. A. Dinsmore Of
Minnehaha Lodge, Grand Secretary Spurgeon
and the lodge deputy, Mr.. Edison.
A very interesting temperance meeting was
held in Coed Templars' Hall last night, which
was addressed by Mrs. Belva A. Lockwood and
George s. Foster. The exercises of the even
ing were interspersed with vocal selections by
Miss Agnes p. Eaille OF Philadelphia. Several
persons signed the pledge.
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GRAND BALLOON ACCESSION At RIVER VIEW
Wednesday, August s, by the Queen Of the
Clouds, Miss Grace shannon. Don't fail to bring
the children to see it. Tickets, 25c. Steamer
Sam1 ]. Pentz will leave 9.45 g. m, las and
Gas p. m. The ascension will take place ct 4
p. m.-AdrertsensenG,
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

The Weather.
rcRrr,sT TILL EIGHT A. n TUESDAY. .
For the District Of Columbia. Maryland and
Virginia. cloudy and occasional showers; north
east@riy winds, becoming variable; nearly sta
tionary temperature
CONDITION OF THE WATER
Temperature and condition of water at .
am: Great Falls. temperature %; condition.
$ Receiving reservoir. temperature. IS Con-
Gition at north connection. IL; condltlon NJ
south connection so: distributing reservoir.
femperature Il condition at n.fiuent gate
house. Z. condition at efiiuent gate house, y
High Water. Low Water
s47am1 797p.m- O.ts an I.32 pm.
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THE SIXTH BATTALION.

They Left for Camp at Bay Ridge Thi,
Morning.
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Liberal Congregation and Successful: Pastor.
Yesterday was rally day at Israel Metropolitan
c. NJ. E. Church. DR.. Phillips, the pastor,
asked his congregation for $50, but when
every dollar was counted the pastor announced
that 1915 had been collected. 1t is said that
Israel Church has had great success under its
present pastor. DR.. Phillips has never had q
failure during the four years he has been pas
tor OF this congregation. His term expires
October %. as the law of this church limits il
to four years. He is member of the execu-
tive committee Of the ecumenical conference
and will leave Washington tonight to attend
the last session of that committee, which meets
in Saratoga, N. y, on the 9Th instant. This
committee Will now complete arrangements for
the great Methodist con location here in October
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Is PSF CESr DrsCoUST of all men ;. youths
BOYS and childrens clothing for one week.
IlS.HA< Bros. eth and f streets
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FoR SPRING LAxB

FussEILs Lee CREAM shipped anywhere out
OF town by express. ti21 New York ave
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MOUNT VERNON. r..
TOMB OF WASHINGTON
And the
GREEN LAWNS Or MARSHALL HALL.

MOUNT VERNON. TIA
TOMB OF WASHINGTON
And the
GREEN LAWNS OF MARSHALL HALL.
SUMNER SCHEDULE
Steamer CHARLES HACALESTER VIII i leave 'I ssr
FOE MOUNT Vi, trip daily. .,csp,
Sunday. at 10 I'm. SHARP reaching the city on her
return at 2;2O pm. Fare, round trip gl, including
on the Charles Manchester and lunch served a city
prices.
FOR MARSHALL HALL--Two trips daily. e1cep,
Sunday. at 10 a. NJ. and 30 sharp reaching tie
city on return at .U PIN. and y. M. Pare round
tr1p. cents. Children under year, u cents Parties
desiring to spend pleasant day ut MARSHALL Hall can
Bpm Everybody made comfortable. Elegant new
DANCING Music IN THE NEW PAVILION
SCHROEDER WILL DIRECT. sTEINWAY GRAND
PIANO, CORNET. VIOLIN. &c.
SUNDAY TRIPS 40 AAEsnALL HALL-SACRED
MUSlC.-TLe Charles Manchester Tor Marshall Hail on
Sundays at ii AIN. 30 D. and Is y. IA. sharp;
refurnmg reach the city AZ go Al and g ,. IL
Round tr1p. - cents for each person:
The ". VI. Corcoran tor Marshall Hall on SUNDAYS
At BIB p N returning reach tire city at $50 y. m.
Round trip. x cents ior each person.
INDIAN HEAD TRIPS. FRIDAY AND SATUR-
shall Hall and Indian Head every Friday and SATURDAY
evening At 80. returning al II IN. Music and
Schroeders orchestra. Fare, IUund trip. - cents
Parties can 40 down 10 Marshall hal at 10 a. M and
az M and take the evening boat there to Indian
.Nt necessary the W. ". Corcoran at 6.4a D. m. for
Marshall Hall.D
For charter of Steamers and MARSHALL HALL
apply at the company Office.
AelepLone cAli-S-O.
L. L. BLAKE
Commanding Charles Macalester
Col. JOS. c. Mck1BBEN,
Marshall Hall. tyoO
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OxE-ForRTH Or marked price of all mems.
youths. boyS and childTe1s clothing until
Saturday. August s.
E..ENNs Eros. 9Th and Z streets
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CITY ITEMS

Ten Cents . Day Will Run Your Sewing
Machine by Electricity with fan. See il at the
Domestic Rooms. eth and H. aus-6-s
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SPECIAL for Tuesday at GrLL's. 1923 ST.,
ereaIa bar. ~ cents pound
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CARPETS CtEA~Eb by the Empire Carpet
WORKS. 63i-C3j Mass. ave. NV. are made moth
proof free OF charg". Telephone 1854
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DoN'r miss the trip to Colonial and Clifton
Beach Steamer Geo. Leary 9am.-Adut
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DxLIenTTuI bath at Colonial and Clifton
beasa- lake steamer Geo. Leary . a-m.--Adct.
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Go 10 Joux r. NELLY. COrned beef n speciality.
stalls: sls s29 and $50 center Market. 9Th -
wing Telephone call. 1O64-2 2O6 and z0s
Northern Libertv MsrAet
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TIE
WASHINGTON EXCURSION COMPANY
Will give
DAILY EXCURSIONS
To
CLIFTON BEACH
COLONIAL BEACH
On tine
PALACE STEAMER GEORGE LEARY.
Al follows:
MONDAY. TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY THURSDAY.
FRIDAY and SUNDAY MORNING ut y a. m for
CLltIO BEACH and COLONIAL BEACH,
Returning to the city by 10 pm.
Saturday MORNING Family Excursion for Clifton
Beach only At a. returning to the city by p. M.
saturday Evening. 30 D. M, for Colonial Beach.
state rooms can be secured boat at /. NJ.
MALkEhS. VIZ Louisiana ave.. where arrangements
for charters also lie made.
Meals at
COLONIAL BEACH
Are guaranteed Music the boat
he managen ent desire to impress upon the pubic
thsf the excursions given by them will strictly first
class No Questionable characters will be permitted
on the boat.
On and after AUGUST the fare to Colonial Beach
on steamer Geo LeAry for Saturday night trips will
,sso-2m Il. 3. RENNINGER. Manager.
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EXCURSIONS. PlCNlCS, &c.
FUTURE DAMS.
THrs BEATS rHEN AL
THE
FIRST GRAND SELECT EXCURSION
or THE
JUNIOR FLORISTS
To River View on steamer s.mT J. PeasA
FRIDAY. AUGUST :. nssl.
FLOWERS, FLOWERS,
VII he distributed
FREE TO ALL
Don't fad TO So the Champion game Of hsr by too
Boat leaves 70 ~ : m. s.sl ana sss pm. stop
EXTRA AT RIVER VIEW.
WEDNESDAY. AUGUSTA
Grand Balloon Asoens,on and Parachute Jump 10
the ~orid-renowued lady aerouaut.
GRACE SHANNON.
accomplished by
The Steamer SAMUEL J. PENTz will Is.r. an
street wharf At ss4S .. m. - and q A. pm.
TIE ascension will take plaoeAt4 pm.
Do not uiss thus opportunity have your childrsa
witness the srand balloon ascension.
Two steamers will run If necessary.
No Questionable parties allowed on boat or srounaa
su3-T T. 3. RANDALL Proprietor.
SEVENTEENTH ANNUAL EXCURSION AND
~ BASKET PICNIC
OF THE
CARROLL INSTITUTE
MARSHALL HALL on STEAMER cHARrEI. MAO.
ALEsIEk.
THURSDAY. AUGUST q. lssi.
Grand concert andeIhibiton Of nre~ork, on Oh. lava
Boat leaves 9TH st. wharf 10 a m. ESQ and pm.
Tickets. sOo.ut.
10 De obtained from nenoers and q. the boat ul-St
COLUMBIA COUNCIL. No 44s.
NATIONAL UNION.
VIII give excursion to
MARSHALL HALL. WEDNESDAY. AUGUsTs. 1871.
Steamer Charlie. Manchester will l.av. TN str,.s
wnsri a. oS y IA lickets 70 '.nis. good for any
ing Prof. schroeder's band Jy.-,kauI "a az
Y TIE MERCHANT RIFLES in camp for ans xa.,
MLDNEsD1l, AuTuSt 5, Will le special .., 10
parade. AZ Palace steamer aisr. L.ry Iax.s IS
ana be ON time. ""'' M. Sl mana
RIyER VIEW.
WAsHINGToNIANs' MOST POPULAR RESORT
MohE ATTRACTIONS THAN ALL orHkR RIyKR
RESORTS COMBINED
TIE PALACE STEAMER
SAMUEL J. PENrz
SUNDAYS.
r,,, -, Al, 49,.
nv :i its. go ~ , , ',n ", WHAT io;soe
~ ''
Tickets. Is cents
"
"EpNEspArs
,,.,.
iickets . centa
SATURDAYS
r.,,,,,.
Tickets. 10 cents.
-
ihifs ro
ino'Ah head stopping at River View going and return
WV ma @'b'
Tickets p cents.
steamer and grounds lighted by Electricity.
w. S'~
allowed on boat or srounds.
For eAArters &C. CAL or address
,ys Es R.>n.r, p-,
7 ,,1E :. p nun
HE fAi'ce Steamer
VIII commence her INDIAN HEAD trim.
e a .'hNis'' JULY H.
River View going and returning D.nr,,, :, TO-
View during t's sxaa,ns, - a. =. :. na
o;p p M HOME 1880. Tickets, &c.
No objectionable parties allowed ON the ts.t ss
grounds
L. =. RANDALL.
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CLEvELAxD's BAKING POWDER.
WHOLESOME.
LEAvENs MOST.
LEAvENs BEST.
Send stamp for cook book.
Cleveland Baking Powder Co.. New York.
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NEW EXCURSION RESORT.
MOTLEY HALL.
Adjoining Fort Foote. Eighteen miles on the Potomac
Largest Pavilion. Cafe and Bowling Alleys, Steam
Estsr through Al the buildings and Toilet Rooms.
APARADIsE FOB PIcNIcs
Music By Prof Frank Pissorio Regular dinner SOC.
new p.Iat.l steamer 'cOlum6., capacity ia0o pas
Ths steamers viii run daily as follows:
nv! ssib ,Ss' E CT "a
and sAIUhDAY at 10 w., 2;;s0 and 8 40 Sun
turning q i. $40. go ana go pm. M ~
FARE. ROUND TRIP. Is CENTS
nss Best q ordss sose and 9lSnas
Best attention given to patrons Boats now opsn tor
SATURDAY.
Family and chndrsas day. Round trip. is ceuts
}. u. JOHNSON.
303 sth u. s.w.
Indspspdsnt stsamboss and Barss Co. ,ss3m
20 10 BETHEsDA PARK-sHADY GROVE OF 50
Ed sS 1e y
tow and Tsas,iysoan rsvsy Fsrs. Tor se.
Cars cave Zach end q line every hai hour IN the hour
electric light. and beautiful patural spging. J3m
RIVEs Ix0URsi0Ss.
II NILES on THE POTOMAC
FOR Is CEKTB
Two Salon etsamsr.. From 7th - fsssy vhsrf.
stop . Hsa:sdIss.T sp,s-am
STR. BA1THolDI, DAILY TRIPS livery HOUR
% AZ upnver landines. and emily boat Stopping q
OUe LANDING New pavilion, muntc md dsnrinr
ss sp s,s s ss:stf. scsSsy "a ys.s, .0..d
ments for hire and eas. stsamer Isaves boaskonss
= 10 "a c6 81 AZ Z; z "a Ct sSSs q sle
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COLONIAL BEAcH for saturday nights 7'0o
UxTIL SATURDAY. ArGUsr
All mems. youths and boys and children's
clothing viii 60 at iIscosnt OF . per cent.
E!srNaN Bios. 9TH and l. streets.
wooLpRIDGEs dog and cat soap. For sale
by drucgi-ys
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Dog Collars engraved. Razors sharpened
free. BARRIERS supplies. wALroRps. Az Pa sv.'
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ii. Reyeille roll call will be followed by
setting-up drill for fifteen minutes, under tho
instructions of q commissioned officer in each
company
I'LL On sunday. 9th instant. inspection will
be substituted for morning drill, and afternoon
drill will be omitted.
BY order of Mai. BARTLETT.
ALEXANDER b. MCDOWELL,
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-28
Cuticura RcsOlycnt

The new Blood Par aer. Internally ITO cleanse
the blood OF al I'm Durlii~S AMI poisonous eie-
mentsi and Ct-Tfct ~. fhe r eat skin Cure and
ttTICrEa SOAR. IA exquisite SKIN bcaufitrr,
fkicrnasiy Ito clear toe sstn and scalp ana re-
81 re the hair have cured thousands Of ases
where the shedding q sea ct mra sured aquagt
dafiv. the skin crac-sd. B.cedilE. burning,
and itching almost herond n iurancs, hair
H'eIesS or gone. suffering terrible What
other femC dieS have m de such curtsg
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-28

Sold everywhere. Price. CUTIrrnt. Soc. soar.
&c. RFsoL|EVr. si.n. Prepared BY the PorrER
peTo AVA CHEMICAL Corporation. Boston.
ee send for How e. cure skin Diseases
= pages. % Illustrations. and Joe Testimonials.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-28

dow. Then his eyes fell upon n sweet
picture. cluster Of lilies, near by, and
n groan escaped his lips: " What is tAisr"
he asked of the sexton, while n tear
trembled on his bronzcd check.
II hardly know" replied the puzzled
sexton. ''tho young woman who paints
them puts one here every Easter service
as an Offering believe. they arc after
ward sold for the bcncfi; Of the chapel.
You Sec" contnued the sexton. ''her
lover went down with the crew Of the
Dellc Isle. and she is very devoted TO
his memory yet. even though years
have passed"
"fier nane2" The stranger grew
agitated aud his voice husky with emo
ton.
"iIcr name Is Eunics Gray and she
lives at" bat The stranger was gone
and the sexton looking the way he
went. bewildercd enough.
They were chanting the sailors
hymn as found in the Psalms. and the
bereaved ones were raising their tear
wet eyes 60 Heaven. when wedding
party quietly came Mp the aisle. The
clergyman met them at the altar-rail-
ing much as IL he expected them and At
once began the impressive rite.
After the ceremony was over, the
bridegroom kissed his bride before them
all and. pointing 20 the memorial win
dow, said IN glad ringing tones; And
the sea AatA given u7 her dead"
somehow. and aIl at once. everybody
knew that Tom Ashley stood In their
midst and that EUnice Gray was the
bride.
And all TIE village by the sea was
happy for the two who. =. lass, were
permitted 70 rejoice together.
NANns T. CnScsra
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-28

was Pronounced llfufatif. W titF
tur1cTrRA REMEDIEs. aud after using Two bottles
CrriCUeA kEsotyrNF. | 80 uii Sc y change;
ana alfer had taken four bottles. was al
most cured: aud when ! had used six bettlcs
of Crrtrysa RF.oIgKSr. one box OF CrTIci RI,
anf one cake ~ tfriCrRs soar. was GU CT OF
the dreadful disease from which had suffered
for five years. ! cannot express with pen
nat 1 suffered tc,orr using the kEHtbus g.
Taey saved my life. and feel " nv auty To
ie ommend them. My hair i restored a. good
As ever aud 50 s mS eyostEht-
MFs ROSA KELLY. Rockwell City. Iowa
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-28

SIMPLY Apply ''swkYSE's orSrNESr.'
No Internal medicine required. Cures
letter. eczema, Itch, al eraptions on
the face. hands. nose, etc, teavfng the
SKIN clear. white and healthy. IL
great healing and cursuve powers are
possessed by 70 ether remedy. AK
y0nr drugg ists Tor SwavxE's osSr-
nrar y
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-28

Whether On pleasure bert or business,
saoud take Oh every trsp a hottie q
syrup Of Egg. a. q acts Bsost . = ntiy
and efectaai.v On tire kldueys. aver
srsl bowels, preventing favers. head
schss aud ether forms - sickness. For
sale IN sec ard 81 90 hotties by al e 81
iug druggists
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-28

If YOU decide
To take Hoods Sarsaparllla,
Do not buy any substitute.
Get only Hoods.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-28

HtIN, dUU NY .HTf III ItII UHI
until was entirely Ia d
licads q it then broke out on
NY arms and shou ders. until
my arms were just one sore.
II covered my entire body.
nv face. head. anu should rs
beinE iae worst. The white
scahs Tell constantly from my
head. shoulders, and arms,
thu SNin would tnieken and
be red and very Itchy. and
would crack and bleed II
scratched. After spending
many hundreds 81 dollars. I
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-28

Tocse's Red Clover Plls cure SEX
Headache, Dyspepsia. tndszestson ard
ConsfirstiOn. &c per BOZ. 5 boxes for
81. Fer safe BY al draGg SIS.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-28
DREADFUL PSORIASIS
Covering Entire Eoiy with White
Scales. Suffering Fearful Cured
by Cuticura.

My scase fpsoriaslsl FIRST broke out on my
ieft cheek, spreading across my nose, and AZ
most covering my face. II ran into my Eyes
ana the physician was afraid would lose IN 2
,ytsight altogether. ~ spr, al all over nv
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-28

The vslieyCitv VI Bllag Company hss
no peer ~ TIE wsnufaesEre ef no8r.
TrY the LILY NHITE.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1891-12-03
SINS AND SINNERS.

ONE Minneapolis colored man shoots an
other in difficulty over woman.
The two-year-old son ola Kansas City
millionaire, is kidnapped by waitress.
A Louisville woman kills four of her
children by poisoning to obtain the insur-
ance on their lives.
A RACE war exists at Guerdon, Ark, grow
ing ont of the arrest ofa negro thief by a
white officer.
A ST.. LOUIS commission man charges
that Lincoln (Nsb.) firm of grain dealers
swindled him out of $75, 900.
ID. H. PATTERSON, politician and lawyer
and editor of the Miners Journal at Potts
Vile, Pa, has disappeared, owing between
$4,000 and $50, 1000.
A MASKED mob, composed of the leading
ladies of Coldwater, Ohio, tear down a
house of ill repute and fog the female in
mates.
BILLY CoNNoRs, supposed to be implioat-
cd in the Minneapolis postoffice $4,000
Minnesota, having been arrested in Missou-
ri.
An unknown man was found hanging
two miles from Purdy, Tenn. He had ar
ranged the rope around his neck and then
blown the top of his head off with shot
gun.
DIR. ANDREW MCFARLAND ex-superin-
tendent of the state insane asylum at
Jacksonville ILL.,, committed suicide at
Oak Lawn Retreat, by hanging. He was q
graduate OF Dartmouth.
Near Shawneetown, ILL.,, Miss Belle For
rester shot her stepfather, John Norris.
The girl opposed her mothers marriage to
Norris few weeks ago, and it is said she
then declared she would kill him.
In the inquest held by the coroner's jury
at Chicago on the body of Carrie Smith the
Jury returned a verdict of death from
drowning, but whether from suicide, muir
der or accident the jury is unable to deter
mine.
In New York Robert Lyons, butcher
twenty y-eight years old, was brutality muir
dered in his shop by Michael Sliney The
weapon used was cleaver. Sliney and
Lyons were believed to be the best OF
friends, and no cause is known for the
deed