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STAGE EXCURSIONS.

nEwITT's TAILi-Ho COACH LINZ KAIEs:
" Round trip. Arlington and Soldiers Home. daily
and csein John bridge 10 an. 1 and q .. n,.
from Saratoga Springs 10 the largest and nnsss
in country. Coaches chartered 10 large pSrtlss
Leaves the Webster. 5l3 18th O. u ". the LAnSfan
l4th and H. 10 minutes later. rlO
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CUTICURA REMEDIES.

IL the thousands of little babies who have beer
curedof agonizing itching. burning bleeding, scay
and botchy sAin and scalp diseases could write what
host of letters would be received by the proprietors
Of the CUTICURA REMEDIES Few can appreciate
'ne agony these little ones suffer, and when these
great remedies relieve in single application the most
distressing eczemas and itching and burning skin
diseases and point to speedy and permanent cure it
Is positivey inhunan not to use them without mo
ment's delay.
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CITY ITEMS.

ylo-WNs
CITY ITEMS.
The Stock of Summer
Clothing
Bought from the assignee of Lamb Bros. & Co.
Is being sold at one-third its value.
Gentlemens Linen Pants, SO cents.
Gentlemen's Fine Dress Pants. S1.25, $l.50
81. 50, $3.50 and s2.75.
Elegant Serge Suits, $3.50.
Fine Light Suits, q, 50, Sc and $3.50.
Silk Pongee Coat and Vest, S287.
Alpaca Coats, s1.25.
Fine Double-breasted Vest, White and fancy.
Sl.Z5 worth s2.75, and thousand other won
derful bargains.
. Southeast corner 9th and E streets,
IL II. FRIEDLANDER.
1924 9TH st-Clos,ng sale of Dry Goods 1t
Dog Collars-Immense stock; engraving
free. wALroRD's, AT Pa. ave. NV 1t"
Fresh-roasted Coffees. MErzeER's. AT eth st.
Don't Fail to call at s1NeLErox's, AIS 7th
st. NV, and secure some of the great bargains
ne Is o1erlng In Furniture. Carpets, Rugs, Lace
curtains, Draperies, Furniture Linens &c He
Is just now making q special effort to reduce his
remaining stock Of summer goods, such as Reed
and Rattan Rockers, Chairs. Lounges. Baby
Carriages. Ice Chests and Refrigerators which
Will be sold at prime cost. On all other goods
a reduction of from 10 to 20 per cent viii be
made from regula: prices This offer is hon
estly made and not for the purpose of mislead-
ing. Terms cash. THOMAS D. SINGLETON,
ty15-2t AIS 7th ST. NV.
Boteler g. Son allow 10 per cent off ON
all cash sales. lts
1924 7thst.-Clark's ONT. Spool Cotton, Sc.
Butter-6nest quality. MErzazR's, All 7th.s
Marian Harlan Coffee Pots.
ssc., s1.19. sl39, sl.59. Lamps all reduced.
Gas Stoves at very low figures for our quality
prices-60c. to $40. c. A. MuppIMAx.
jyl4-2t GA 18th st. NV.
"Sun Rise Chop Tea, Soc. MErzeER's, It'll"
Razors-The Jubilee is the best wALroRps.s
Dress Forms, 29c. Only for 3 DAYS.
At AUERBACHs Domestic Sewing Machine and
Pattern Rooms, 7th and H NV, 4th and Penn.
ave. sc. and l4l2 l4th NV. jyli-3t
California Zinfandel Claret. MErzeER's.1t.
1924 9TH st-Cut prices on Furnishing
Goods. 1t
A Popular Plan to secure home. See
advertisement Brighton Park Company under
Financial iy1l-6t
For fine Coffee go to MErzeER's, Az 7th st.
Headache, Neuralgia, Dizziness,
Drunkenness. Spasms, Sleeplessness cured by
Dr. Miles Neryine. samples free at
ltr MERrzs DRUG STORE, lola ST.
Superior Old Rye Whisky, somet thing fine.
81 per ct Pure Old Rye Whisky a years old,
75c. at. Fine Old Rye Whisky, soc. per pint
NJ. 4 P. METzGER, AIT 7th st. NV it,
Caligraph Writing Machine has q kew
Tor each character, and no shift carriage. IL
An Invention Making Sewing Pastime,
Wheeler Wilson's New High ArmNo9
1t charms on sight. Its use enrapturea
Office 437 9th street northwest. dll-tr
Broad Run Creamery Butter Persons wish
ing strictly fine butter try this. MErzaERs It'll st.
HOTELS.
WlLLAkD's HOTEL.
Pa ave. and 14th st.,
SIS WASHINGTON. D. G.
EBBIrr HOUSE.
WASHINGTON. DC.
-----=
OxYx
$3.50 FAST BLACK IMPORTED
HALF DOZEN
HOSIERY.
SENT By ONYX FAST BLACK
MAIL.
SEND SIZE "onin ooc.
HUTCHINsoN's.
VlS 907 Pa. ave-
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81 To ISLAND PARK AND BACK. THURSDAYS
Sl.-Special train from Camden station. Balti-
more, at am. and from Washington at 10 am
Boating, fishing, bathing, music and dancing
Adrt.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY MAR NV Posr OFFIcE
srrE-Ihe large four-story brick building with
large fronts on Ohio avenue and b street near
l2th street northwest will be sold at auction to-
morrow at o'clock pm See advertisement .
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

roRTcAsT I'LL EIGHT AN THURSDAY.
For the District Of Columbia and Maryland,
generally fair: slightly cooler. winds becoming
northwest.
For Virginia. fair; stationary temperature;
west winds
CONDITION OF THE WATER
Temperature and condition OF water at
an: Great Falls. temperature 1S; condition.
%. Receiving reservoir temperature. 81 Con-
dition at Forth connection. y, condition az
south connection 30: distributing reservoir.
tenperatur4 ~. condition at infuent gate
house. 30; condition at effluent gate house. So
High Water Low Water.
aI9am 2.35 nm. $50 am SAL Pm
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S-LAMER GEO. LEAAY leaves for Colonial
and Clifton Beach. Sundays, Tuesdays, Wednes-
days, Thursdays and Fridays at 3 m; Satur-
days, go p.m.-Adct.
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C.aPETs CLEANED by the Empire Carpet
Works 631 635 Mass. ave. NV. are camphor-
s;ed and made moth proof free Of charge.
Telephone.
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wssoS UMBRELLAS Sri,

TO-DAY and tomorrow only. 80 genuine hey
West cigars for sl.50. SICKLEs l0ll Pa ave.
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TOMB OF " WASHINGTON ss
And the

SIMMER SCHEDULE
9 On snd s'ter June ] the lal.tial Iron ana strei
Nhatf, :o,tof ri =, - follows.
fOh MOUNT NfkNoN-tne t-ir daily .rc.rs
SUNDAY. A. ~ an. SHARP. rea.linF the cts On 10
admission % the ulAnslOn aud .rssur,ls Rsatt sAs
IN the Charles AAcalesi-r and lunch -erNed at ,ity
fOR MARSHALL. HAII.-Twu ,rit- daily .x-~r.
Sunday. Al 10 a m. and :soT NJ sharP rsasinx tho
,riS, . sent. nsrtis. assirins sind rl~s.Ist az
81 Msrshsn Hal can 80 down q IL aud r-nssin
iogtsbe. Elegant new dinins rS,s,ua, ct
ST NDAl HIS 10 MARSHALL n AII-SACRrD
sundays At III IN. ~ pm. and q . M. sharp;
retnrnins rsach the city A. 2.2e. S'lS and p.I.A
The ". ". Corcoran for Marshall Hall on sunday
At ; Is y. ret reach tie caty at 40 NJ "a
-fNDIaS HAD TRIPS, FRIDAY AND sATUR-
shall Hall and Indian Head every FndAy and saturday
evening al "a, returning Al u J. IN. Snsic and
dancing at Marshall Hzli day and .N.uNs. lrof.
IN or ga 30 sr qna .Is M sen,s
Head.
lh necessary the ". W. corco-sn at 6s45 p m. FOG
Fer charter Of Steamers and MARSHALL HALL
Apply al the company ofice.
On suu after jane 1 the steamer W. W. CORCORAN
vii leave her wharf. loot II sth St for Alensntra
and rNer landings, Tar dosn GlSuiont. daily.
except sunday, a. ~ a. m. returrinE o. NJ. sap
lins at MARSHALL HALL suans and return ns.
Passen.7efs 70 Marshall Hall and return
fare. rpund TIM, - cents
trelsit csrci uliy delivered
Ielelllone c.lA-s3S
Col. JOS. G. McKIBBEN,
Capt. T. l.. BLAKE
Commanding Charles Maoslester N.9
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TRI THE Family EXCURSION to Clifton Beach
Saturday for IL cts. See adv
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CHEAPEsr AND BEsT TRIP of the season. Cliff
ton Beach on steamer Geo. Leary Saturday for
Is etc.
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Sold everywhere. Price. CUTICURA. Soc SOAP.
S.,c. RESOLVENT, al. Prepared by the POTTER
DRUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION, Boston
Mass.
So Send for How to Cure Skin Diseases
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RIvER VIEW.
wAsHINGToNIANs' MOST POPULAR RESORT.
MORE ATTRACTIONS THAN ALL OTHER RIVER
RESORTS COMBINED.
THE PALACE STEAMER
SAMUEL J. PENTz
SUNDAYS.
VIII make three trips leaving 9TH wharf 10 :S5
~ I'D and y. m sharp.
Tickets. c3 cents
WEDNESDAYS
VIII make three trips. sA5 am. Las and As D. m
Ticketa 25 cents
SATURDAYS.
Family day. two trips, s:45 an. 1:s5p.m.
Tickets. 10 cents.
SPECIAL SATURDAY EVENING TRIPS TO
Indian Head. STOPPING at River View going and return.
ing. Leaving $50 p m. sharp.
Tickets. % cents
Steamer and grounds lighted by Electricity.
The Best Meals furnished on the Potomac river or
anywhere else for only &c. No Questionable parties
allowed on boat or grounds.
For charters. &c. call or address
jy6 E. S. RANDALL. Proprietor.
NEW EXCURSION RESORT
MOTLEY HALL
Adjoining Fort Foote Eighteen miles on the Potomac
LARGEST Pavilion. Cafe and Bowling Alleys Steam
Sarousal and all the popular Amusements Running
water through all the Buildings and 1oilet Rooms
Coolest aud Smallest Groves and Romantic HANDLES
APARADIsE FOR PICNIcs.
Music by Prof. Frank Historic Regular dinner Soc
Meas and luncheon al all hours Open for the
In addition TO this company steamer Pilot Boy the
new palatial steamer Columbia capacity 200 pas
sengers. will lie placed in service.
The steamers Will run daily followe,
LeaNinH their wharf. foot OF 1th and y SITS o. W..
TUESDAY WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY
DAY lo::>u AN and 40. 4 Ii aud d As p. IA. he
turning at i. $3.50. $50 and $50 pm.
FARE. ROUND TRIP. 25 CENTS
Special rates to organizations and family pic.
nics. Best OF order nsintained boat and grounds
Best attention given to Boats open for
charters.
SATURDAY
Family and childrens day. Round trip. 10 cent.
J. u. JOHNSON,
303 7tb Ut. sw.
Independent Steamboat and Barre Co. ,es-3m
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Gas STOVES sHEDD 4 Bro, 1872 9Th ST.

IL VOC WISH to make a good investment join
the Brighton Park Company. See advertise
ment under Financial"
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SToP at Colonnade, Atlantic City. C. A. Rine
Of the Elsemere, this city, proprietor-Adot
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SoNE new lots added TO our $3.50 mark-down
suit safe that are BEAUTIES See them
EIsEMaN BRo... eth and sts-
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25PER Crxr discount on all childrens suit
for this week only
ErsENAS Bros. 9TH and Z SITS.
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DoS'T miss the trip TO Colonial and Clifton
Beach Steamer Geo. Leary 9a.m.-Adrl
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As SURE CURE for dysentery. diarrhGa
snd malaria use To-kalOn blackberry cordial.
leading physicians prescribe 1t for adults and
children. For sale only at GA 18th street
nortl vest--Adrt.
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wIpz BRIN STRAW HATS, fresh supply.
STINEaETZs. 1921 Penn. ave.
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LINE PICTURES OF YoURsELF AND FAM.
~, nes Personal attention low prices and satisfac-
LION guaranteed 81 M kETS KEMETHY'S Photo
GIsnsry, li0e and I'LL Pr. ave.. between ilth and
II TkwAKER SONS. 2Q4 10TH sT.N.w.-FIRr
6r1ck, Clay and Tile; Flue Lining, all discs; IS
AMOS buldlng Paper, Lime, Csmenta GSlf pfch Tar
Rosin and Charcoal. Cali 7ll-2 Al
DooKBINDING
IN all its hraneheo; speciai ursees IN O.nsurv 80
4axperS magazines. XfNDl6 LANDv0i0T
apaO-0 S1l 9Th n ~.
FOB SALE : UPRIGHT PIANO; 1RuLIATT
By tnstalmenf buyer becsnss a llness; e
s:acrincs. TAO1soGT IU6fc 6TO6k, Ill LII =
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SEE the values we have added to our $3.50
reductio sale of suits.
EIsEMAS Bios. 18th and E sts-
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SEE the pants we've reduced to $3.50 pair,
worth $40, S5. $3.50, 90 and $3.50 pair.
EIsENAN Bros. 18th and L SITS
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Nor An EXCURSION,
But Q gas stove will keep You cool
G. A. MUDDIMAS.
GA 18th ST. NV.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

A CADEMr MUSIC.
"A BENEFIT for the
GEN. SPINNER MEMORIAL. ASSOCIATION.
THURSDAY EVENING, July ID
The Bohemians Fsnchon
Eugene Il. Eberle as r. ther Bsrbeaud
Especially Ina ageI-
Mrs Jean lockwood as fAdst, the Witch. Helen a
Engle Fsnchon.
Lady ushers IN attendance.
Reserved Al Ellis Music Store
Admission-heseryed SEALS Soc Gallery. DO
wi
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FussrrL's IcE CREAM shipped anywhere out
of town by express l41i New York ave.
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TOMORROW.
BANK CLERKS EXCURSION
MARSHALL HALL,
THURSDAY. JULY l6. 1891.
STEAMER CHARLES MAcALEsTER
Boat leaves wharf at 6 p. m sharp
Ticket (adrnitting GENTLEMAN and LADY,. 81
To be had of members or at the boat y1l IA, Is 81
GRAND EXCURsIoN TO MOTLEY HALL By
s JG nn'i H. rs s i9 as E.
boat race. foot rsce and base bali match between
tickets DC. to Dc bad 81 Committee at the boa.
Boat leaves foot Of 9th and SITS. At 10 a and
go p. m: Nl3-3t'
SELECT
DAY AND EVENING FAMILY EXCURSION
TO RIVER VIEW,
FRIENDLY SIXTEEN PLEASURE CLUB
THURSDAY. JULY 10, 1881.
Steamer sam :! Pentz leaves eth ct. wharf at 9:45
Double ANA si4ge ourisger boat race between mem.
ers OF tle cinb. Aiso lady members boat Tor
fickets-Genis 90 -sd esse pan maj hols una.r
years. 2oc. children under 5 years tree. jyiI"5t!
BAY RIDGE.
ON THE CHESAPEAKE.
SALT WATER BATHING,
BOATING. FISHING. GRABBING.
EXCELLENT RESTAURANT,
SUPERIOR SERVICE.
SUPERB MUSIC BY
o. 8. NAVAL ACADEMY BAND.
Am usements Of all kinds including free theatrical
exhibitions.
TWO PERFORMANCES DAILY.
Trains leave B. and o. Station. week days-e:l5am
1;3o and 4.2S Pm sundays-s:35 an. $50 and
3:l5 pm. ,v1aa,n
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NEvTR-BKEAK STEW PANS
4. \ MUDDINAS. 6li 18th st.
Perfect success ghs range. zig.
{. A MUDDIMAS. 6l4 18th 81.
Gas fixtures. lamps.
G. A MUDDINAS. Ga 18th st.
Polished steel nevsr-break preserving kettles
See them. G. A. MUppINAS. GA 18th 81.
You know the rest to be ali kinds of lamps.
dc. and oIl stoves. gas stoves. gasoline stoves
Coal oil and gasoline at bottom prices
d A. MTBpIMAN Oh l2tn 81.
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Go on STEAMER Gro. LEARY saturday to
Clifton Beach for - cts
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OxE-FOURTH off all chldren's suits for
tbs week only.
EIsEN.N BRos-. 9TH and Z SITS.
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Go to JoHS II. KELLY. Corned beef a speciality
Stalls: 62s. 629 and $50 Center Market, 9th st
wing. Telephone call. 1O6i-2 200 and 20
Northern Liberty Market
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S3.jO-To THE SEAsHoRE VIA PENNSYLVANIA
3.5O.-The Pennsylvania railroad
VIII run an excursion to Atlantic City and Cape
May July Is by special train, leaving 9th street
station at 1890 p.m m, reaching Atlantic City at
am. and Cape May at 1880 am. The rate is
80 for the round trip, tickets good to return
by any regular train until and including Mon
day following. The train will run through via
Trenton, thus avoiding any change or transfer.
This feature will add greatly to the comfort
and convenience of the trip.-Adrt.
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THoSE who are afflicted with piles full well
know he misery. Nou can be positively cured
by using L. W. Bottom pile salye. successfully
tried and indOrsed for over fifty years Simple
and effective. II not oItaInable at your drug
gists IT will be mailed You upon receipt of zoe.
per box by the NINkELMASS 4 BKOwN DRUG
DO of Baltimore Md
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COLONIAL Br.cH for Saturday nights, $50.
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Boteler g. Son allow 10 per cent off on
all cash sales 1ts
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-. 80 pair for trousers separated from the
coats and vests. that worth $3.50 TO $3.50
pair EI>EMsN BgOs., 9Th and l. SITS.
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(NALIFoRNIA. TEXAS. MEXICO.
~ special PARTIES SeIuI-nnOnthly. Tourist Parfie0
over the southern Pacific oompany's Sun Set and
Ogden Routes. Cheap rates. Apply To Z. HANLEl,
A. q. I. M. :S43 Broadway. New York. r. J. SMITH
Ast.. ~ 3d. Sd ST.. Philadelphia. ,.24-s slOSt
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TIE TEAM TO BE STRENGTHENED AND REoReAN-
HED-MASAGER SHANNON TO HAVE CONTROL
WHO WILL COME WITH HIM-cAPr. DAILY RE-
LEAsED-A STRONG TEAM
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EXCURSIONS. PICNICs. &c.
THIS EVENING.

EXCURSIONS. PICNICS. &c.
THIS EVENING.
EoR DELIGHTFUL DAY
GO TO
GLEN ECHO cHAUrAUoUA
PICTURESQUE RIDE
The Great Amphitheater.
The Hail Of Philosophy.
The Red Cross.
The Wonderful Gro,toe.. lighted by electricity
The Oriental Museum
CONCERTS DAILY ct $50 and Jpn
The Famous Roeers' Band.
The Great Chorus orvan.
The Assembly Chorus.
The Assembly Soloists:
Prof. Marx c. Baker. tenor.
Miss johnson. soprano.
signor Giuseppe Whale. VIOLA
sisnor V. Faneli. harp.
TONIGHT:
III a.m.-Normal lecture. DR. George Elliott, THE
Sunday School idea" Hall of Philosophy.
2pm-Musical prelude
$50 p. m.-Lecture, Prof George Yule ''Genersl
Principles of Systematic Study and Effective Remem-
brance."
4p.m.-study in Shakespeare Miss fmosen Pierce.
3p.m.-C. L. &. C. Round Table.
1p-m.-Concert. Rogers Band.
sp.m.-select dramatic and humorous readings.
MISS Jessie Dsirynple. Philadelphia. Pa.
ADMISSION. % CENTS.
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Marian Harlan Coffee Pots.
&c.,, S1.19. S1.39, S1.59. Lamps all reduced.
Gas Stoves at very low figures for our quality
prices-6Oc. to $40. &. A. MUDDIMAx,
Jyl4-Zt GA 18th ST. NV
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SPECIAL FAMILY EXCURSION
~ Eighty Miles Tor Is cents.
a, Grand Family Excursion to CLIFTON BEACH OF
tne Steamer GEORGE LEARY every SATURDAY
Grabbing. > NH
, ne steamer leaves her wharf AZ a. M. returning
o y: m remaining al the beach three hours
firstclass dinner and refreshmeuts on the boa, an
kfounus al city prices. 1yl5-.N
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CORPORATION COURT,
TRIED TO ESCAPE

The Smith lads, convicted of robbing Ayes
gun shop are still in Jail, and James Cliff. re-
Gently sent there for misdemeanor. attempted
on Monday to get Ernest Smith over the
wall, but the escape was stopped and Cliff will
now be charged with aiding a prisoner to es-
cape, penitentiary offense.
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CONDITION OF THE WATER

2.lssm- 2.s5 pm $50 am SAL pm
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returning visitors reach any part Of Washington
| alter evening entertainment At II d m. IL
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Dress Forms, 29c. Only for 3 DAYS.
At AUERBACH's Domestic Sewing Machine and
Pattern Rooms. 7th and H NV, 4th and Penn.
ave. sc. and 1872 14th NV iyli3t
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delightful trip can b. made now 20 the above place
wa 1ennallytown and Glen Echo electric cars AZ
termnu, OF car line take Jus G1lnu John OF driy
out over the Conduit road ll..s from th. 81 N
and enjoy good dinner supper. which uln
Ii 50 We'll known. Parties dssTIng meals rertsi-
ments car telephone same Will be ready with rOna.
hess.
Special Dinner a la carte.
Every thins nrst-class. Telephone. No. go.
3y9-0t' X. BOBINGERA SONS Propri stors.
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EXCURSIONS. PICNICs. &c.
TOMORROW.

GRAND GALA DAY AT Ray RIDGE
ss,s,i b4pily seC,s, and frsi"rnAl E.cuSsion q
THl 0SDAN. JULY lk. 1891.
sperial Atrs, tiCns aud Extra AaIuS-men,s'
Afaonc them Grand huri-sqa~ Game u Rsse Bali
Trains ieaNes ~ .. station, q Is. 81 -.
Do NOT FORGET 1hE DALE n
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The Stock Of Summer

1924 9TH st-Clos,ng sale of Dry Goods 1t
Dog Collars-Immense stock; engraving
free. WALFoRD's, All Pa. ave- NV It,
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1891-02-25
BURch GOES FREE.

The last official development in the
Dodge county murder conspiracy case
recently tried in the Federal Court
in Macon, is the unconditional par
don Of Lem Burch by President Har.
rison. 1t is hooking of justice that
the arch criminal in that foul crime
should 60 free because his confession
secured the conviction and punish.
ment of others. VI cannot endorse the
action OF the officials Of the court in
pledging him immunity, nor can we
approve the course Of the President
in granting full pardon for his crime.
Burch was the active and intelligent
agent in the execution OF the murder
Gus plot. He bargainel with the black
assassin who fired the fatal shot, and
paid him his hire. He pointed out
the victim and marked him for the
awful tragedy. That he afterNard,
in cowardly fear, and in the hope of
escape from the penalty of the crime,
turned traitor to his ccnfederates and
betrayed them into the hands of Jus.
tice, should not have won him the
protection of the court ncr the clem>
eucy of the president.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1891-02-25
GO TO TIVE COUNTRY, Y0UKC man,

The Atlanta Constitution few
days ago, contained an editorial
headed: "Scatter is the Word" Al
ter stating the fact that New York
city has within its limits the great
number of 10000 idlers-men and
women-who are able and willing to
work, but unable to obtain employs
ment, the Constitution deplores the
congestion of population in the
cities aad towns, and suggests
and urges philanthrOpists, socies
ties and states to inaugurate and aid
movements that will induce the leav,
ing of the cities and towns and the
seeking of employment in the country.
Young man, go to the country,
Your brain and muscle, your educa'
ton and ambition will find full play
there, with better opportunities than
you will have in the cities. unless
you have money and influence tC
back you. Leave the city, get out Of
it, drop out of it, scatter out into
broader field and be your own boss
instead Of lOa6ng about six month";
in the year hunting for a job.
The great number who have sough
the cities and towns during the las
quarter of the century and filled tn
mercantile ranks, have. by competi
ton and over-crowGing, reduced tn
margin Of profit to such small pc
cent. that it does seem surprising tina
so many seek to enter the crowded
ranks of trade, when our genial eli
mate, and cheap and productive land
offer certain independence, with I
chance for affluence, to him of tn
strong arm and brave heart.
We confidently believe that an,
man who will go to the country anC
taAe one hundred acres of lane
and devote all bis time, energy and
brains to its cultivation and improve
ment, can, within a decade, max,
more money and accumulate NOR,
property than he can at any other
business requiring the investment of 4
like amount Of capital. Twenty. and
even fifteen, years ago men could
make "big money" merchandising
but, it we read Alright the signs of the
times, all that is being changed, and
during the next fifteen or twenty
years the lean, anxious, cadaverou,
look will be transferred from the face
of the tiller Of, the soil to the face of be
who is trying to make "buckle and
tongue meet" by quick sales and
small profits.
Go to the country, young maui