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DILEMMA.
The Kaiser's Ministers Awaiting 40
tion on Their Resignation.
BURNING OF A CABLE POWER HOUSE.
A Revolt Against the Venezuelan
Government.
MONEY IN THE TREASURY.
AWAITING THE KaIs.R.s ACTION.
Resignation. OF Cspriyi and zeIdIIs Have
Not Been Acted Upon

Rsslgnafion- OF Cspriyi and zegsiIits Have
Not Been Acted Upon
BERLIN. March l9.-Both Capriv: aud Minis
ter Zeidlitz are awaiting the action Of the
kaiser on their designations. and il Is
believed that the kaisers sudden departurs
from the city was TO avoid being forced 10
an immediate decision. 1he kaiser. az is
said will return on "Wednesday next. IL is
also stated that Chancellor Caprivi resigned
because he felt bound 20 sustain Minister Zeid-
htz and not from any personal devotion OF bis
own to the education bill. and that II the kaiser
commands Caprivi 60 remain ~ chancellor the
command will be willingly obeyed.
Among the national liberals there Is great re-
loicing and congratulations are pouring in
upon DIR. MIGUEL Tor his firm stand against the
education bllI- Dr. Miguel. however. is re-
served and has not given any public expres-
sions OF satisfaction over his triumph.
As between Capriv1 and MIGUEL, II q choice
should be inevitable, II is the expression OF
many that the kaiser would prefer the latter.
The general opinion Is. however. that be will
decide TO keep both. and that Gen. Capriyi will
have his scruples OF honor overcome by being
directed, instead of requested to remain at the
head Of the empire.
Ii is known that the kaiser is a sick man. BE
rallied a little under the excitement OF the
crisis, but a reaction came. aud one reason
given for his departure from Bcriin is that he
needs recuperatIon before again undertaking
to confront the grave issue presented. 1be
indications are. however that the situation will
be not less critical when be returns
The Catholic hierarchy is SAID to be deeply
agitated over the turn OF affairs outside of
the Catholics there are no signs Of serious dis
appointment and the socialists are especially
jubilant
LONDON, March l9.-1he ~ james Gaz.ffs
says that the Emperor william is a difficult
master TO serve. He thinks that IL Ia needless
to secure the good will of the people.
The EueniHg Attcs says that the kaiser has
again been checked in his progress TO omnipo-
tence.
The Pail Mall Gdzene saws that the crisis is
simply that the kaiser has wisely changed his
mind, and that, as he cannot resign, his minis-
ters must
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PERSONAL II. Babcock of Rochester. n

PERsoNAL--H. II. Babcock of Rochester, n.
Y, ]. n. Smith of St. Louis. II. Chaplin, jr.. Of
New York and VIM. A. Clarke Of Madison. Wis,
are at willard's.-w. d. Sweet of Saugerties
MY. r. S. Tuttle of Pittsburg and E. c. Holbrook
of New York are at the Randall--B L. Gibbs
of New York, John ]. Lentz Of Columbus. Ohio
r. s. Fleming Of Boston and C. r Critchett Of
Of GsnSfs Sroossn Eugene ss p"nan Of Ssn
York, R. F. Barney of Boston, D.
W. Way Of London and VIM. H. Chapman of
New York are at the Riggs-W. W. Carr o!
Philadelphia, L. Mendenhall Of Duluth, A. s.
Gilhooly Of New Jersey, O. A Bomsrd Of San
are at the Arlington.-R. L. Van Eman
Of Clarke. Pa. J. A. Horne of Pittsburg, Z. F.
Baldwin of Cleveland. Ohio. and W. d. yinal of
Boston are at the Shoreham.-A b. Meyer of
Philadelphia. G. \; Wilson Wilson of Chicago; H g.
Davis of Cleveland are at the Arno.-
W. H. Bum of Atlanta, Ga, n. II. Wood
of Cleveland, G. H. Southland Of Grand Rapids
and ]. NJ. Bonavita of Chicago are at the How
ard House.-H. Waller of New York. R. 1.
and J. E. Jeffries of Durham, n. C.,
are at the Johuson.-A J. Matthews of Al,
bany and 8. A. Faggart Of Pittsburg are at the
Fredonia---George Little and wife Of Lynn,
Mass, J. E. Palmer Of Richmond, R. a.
Shields of Chicago are at the National-
A. H: Buck Of Clarion, Pa, W. H. Force of
New York, 8. C. WE'LL of Wilmington and A. I.
Flack Of Tfin, Ohio, are at the Metropoli-
tan.-S- q. Cadet Of CINCINNATI, Albert III
Pitkins Of Hartford, W. N. Harmon
Of SSan Francisco and J. ]. Jones of
Boston are at the st. James.-A party Of
about twenty-five business men of Philadelphia
came over to this city yesterday and are at the
Chas. English has gone 70 New
York and Massachusetts. N. Wash.
Queen Of Cincinnati % visiting his brother.
French Queen.
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w~wAsHBURN GUITARS.

The scale of the WASHBURN. from the smallest
threequarter to that of the Grand Concert size is
guaranteed a6so,uetVcorrsct and has been perfected
at great expense and much labor OF such great inn
pOrtance do the anuactrreis deem this ponr which
Is the foundation OF the whole instrument that they
have invented method whereby the scale of every one
is an ract duplicate of its predecesso no or
exception being possible. The neck also an imIortant
feature. is constructed upon the same plan nd ia
ldentta one with another. and made after such per
feet model that all possess that pleasant in the
han,ls OF a performer SO much desired Tl. tone Of
the WAsHBu RN is rich, fu!i and mellow, at the same
time powerful without harsiness The finish is the
in aging rich and elegant
Bear IN mind that in the WA HBURN Guitar Wa
offer our Cusonie instrument not only free from
the most common and ylsrnH faults other makers
but one that viii Withstand the crtica; test OF
the artist. and ask for careful comparison with any
Guitar made in the world Leav NJ It to plead its
own cause we believe that the luster merits will
never be dinmed. and that every instrument viii be
its own best advocate.
Every Guitar bears the name of GEORGE WASH.
BURN plainly bE ned upon the inside Nome genuine
without it,
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HIS BONES BECAME STONE
Death Of the Ossihed Man After reass -
Suffering.

FoRr JEFFERsoS, L. L, March 19.-E- Ein-
mons, the ossified man. died today from he
grip. He was taken sick a week ago. He will
be buried on Tuesday. He was born in Port
jefferson thirty-eight yearsago He went to ses
when hc was very young and was taken danger
ously sick aboard the ship with typhoid fever.
He partially recovered from this. but u left
him very weak. One winter he was aniicted
with rheuma tism in the legs and arms He
was then twenty-five years old He suffered
intensely on his return voyage and was taken
home. He never left the house again, but lay
there for sixteen years
His bones gradually ossified. and he suffered
terribly for several years His body was rigid
except an arm. of which he had the use His
laws we're SET and he vas fed through hole in
the mouth where . tooth had been broken
out He could talk, hear ana read. but
vas Q little deaf He was very
fond Of music. He often wished
for death TO end his suferings- His pain
ceased about two years ago and since then he
suffered no pains His father was afflicted in
identically the same way, but died before tho
joints were entirely set Emmons leaves .
mother four sisters and one brother. AL Of
the family with the exception Of the mother
are subject to rheumatism
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
R~DEMOcRATIC PRIMARIEs.

Pursuant to the call for the National Democratic
css n % Democratic primary msetings are hereby
IN the TWENTY-FIVE legir alive districts Of the
OF to elect three delegates and three
n nn'oSush 5 opera House, IN the city OF Washington
which will elect deierates and two sternafes to
represent the democracy of the District of Columbia
Chicago. H.. on the 21st day of June. 1s.r and to
rShsg. M i sun other business as may come beIore T.
Al deinocrst.c CONSERVATIVE citizens of the United
states tsr1ct OF lumbia) irrespective of past 10
htical associstions and differences. who can unite
with rs IN the effort for pure ono!cal and consttn
pate in the d-ocratic primaries in sending deezaes
Tie primary meetings will be organized in each dis
triet a, oelo.k pm March 2! The Pois will pe
pm
The primaries will be hedia the several districts
tive on the Cetral Democratic Committee at the fol-
First District-J. W. Tol.on- Haynes Hall. Union
town.
Second District-R E. L. White -Brightwood Hall,
Third District-w: H. Manogue-No. 600 M street
Fourth Distriet-w. A. Hutchius-No. 3o30 NJ street
fifth District-Thomas F. Cook-No 2iOO L street
northwest.
sixth District-Lavrence Gsrdner-No $50 Twen-
sevsnth Dlstrict-John Boyle -C!sbaugh's Hall. No.
1910 Fourteenth street northwest.
Eighth Distrct-Patrick McGuire-No. 704 street
Ninth District Charles A. Krause-Builders' Ex-
Chance. Thirteenth street north west
Tenth District Arthur L. Campbell-Willard Hall.
street northwest.
Eleventh District-Frank P. M.disan-Potomac Hall.
Eleventh AMI ID streets southwest.
Twelfth District G. W Darkroom No. 20, Post
Building. street northwest.
thirteenth Drstrict-J. Fred Kelley-No Sol street
northwest
Fourteenth District-w. IL Mohler- MAYORS HAL.
New York avenue northwest. between First aud Sec
ond streets.
Fifteenth District-P. f. Cusick-Northwest corner
New Jersey avenue and ID street northwest
Sixteenth District-James +. Brown Mon umental
Hal, 1E3 Penesylvania avenue northwest.
tlghteenth District. +. CIaIk-No 1922 Seventh
street southwest
Nineteenth District-George Killeen-Bohn's Hall,
ourteentll street and Maryland avenue northeast.
twentieth District-Edward nch-COntnental
ArlnoIy. First between and ID streets northeast.
wenty- first District-M. l. Weller-Herreil's Hall,
o. Pennsylvan avenue southeast.
lwenty second District-Georxe W. Talbert-Odd
Fellows Hall. Eighth stree; between and G streets
southeast.
JOHN BOYLE
Chairman of the Central Democratic: Committee.
mhl9-3t JAMES +. BROWN, Secretary.
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Secretary Blaine Attended With the Knov
edge and Assent Of the Prsssdeut

Secretary Blaine Attended with the Knovl-
edge asd Assent OF the President.
A srAn reporter was informed on good
authority today that at the famous dinner given
by Mr.. Montt. the Chilean minister. Secretary
Blaine was present after . conference with the
President and with the cordial assent Of the
latter.
The dinner referred 10 was the one recently
given BY the Chilean minister while the nego-
tistions between Chile and the United States
werestill pending. Ex-Mayor Grace Of New York,
who represents large Chilean interests, was also
present. and the meeting between the Secretary
and that gentleman at that time gave rise 10
any number Of Sensational stories. In view Of
au that has since transpirsd, the statement that
M. Blaine was present With the assent Of the
Presf1ent = ~ intssssting and signihoaat ons.
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A CABLE ROAD CRIPPLED.
Burning OF the Power House of the Syca-
more Line OF Cincinnati.

Burning OF the Power House of the syca-
more Line OF Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, Ono, March l9.-The power
house of the Sycamore Cable Company ON
Morgan avenue. Mt. Auburn, was destroyed by
fire this morning. No cause can be assigned
for the blaze. which gained such headway be-
fore the engines arrived that it could not be
checked Within an hour from the alarm the
building was in ruins liz a gray stone
building, two stories high The east wall fell
during the confagration. The loss will reach
100000, partly covered by insurance.
OTHER FIRES.
CINCINNATI, ONO, March ia New Bremen
special says that at a tre at the village Of Lock
No. yesterday henry Hartwig OF the New
Bremen fire department met his death by the
explosion of a keg of powder while he sas
carrying II away from the burning building.
The loss to property was S25.0O0, and It Een
chiefly on two persons.
BALTIMORE, March l9.-Fire this morning on
the fourth and fifth floors OF the fye-storv
building corner OF Holiday anu Saratoga
streets caused a loss of about $50 O0O TO the
building and stock. The building IL owned by
Mr.. Jas. Flynn of Flynn a Enrich, machinists
which frm occupies the lower part OF the
building.
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New CIRCUIT JuDGEs.-The President signed
the commissions Of the nine new circuit judges
yesterday afternoon and ordered that they be
forwarded TO them at once SO that there may be
no unnecessary delay in their entering into the
discharge Of their functions.
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OTHER FIRES.
A Revolt Against the Governments Spread
Throughout Nenexuela-

CARACAS, VENEZUELA, March Ia.-1he opposi-
ton to President Palaces has at length re-
suited in a resort TO arms. and "a bloody engage
meht has been fought between a body OF rsvo-
lutionists and government troops near this
city. So far he learned nov tbs
advantage rests with the government but the
fear is generally expressed that this is but the
beginning of a long and desperate fight Tor the
control OF the country. whica may result in the
loss of many Lives and again plunge tLe repub-
lie into the chaos from which At wss just 10
ginning to emerge.
Ex-Presidcnt Guzman Blanco is al the back
Of the revolutionary movement. and ii has
considerable strength throughout the country.
His followers have for several years past been
actively engaged in plotting for the overtbros
of the present government ana tie restoration
of the dictator.
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LIEUT.. j. H. MOORE has been ordered to the
Thetis. the vessel recently detailed to complete
the survey for the proposed submarine cable
between San Francisco and Honolulu. He will
leave this city for San Francisco on Tuesday
next
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SECRETARY FOSTER To RETURN ToNIGHr.-As-
sistant Secretary Spaulding and Chief Clerk
Stocks have returned to Washington from New
York, where they went to meet Secretary
Foster. Mr.. W. F.MacLellan, who accompanied
the latter to England. has also returned to
Washington. The Secretary is expected here
this evening.
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ASSISTANT SECRETARY GRANT has recovered
from the grip and was at the War Department
yesterday. He is acting as Secretary of War in
the absence of Mr.. Elkins, who has gone to New
York
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SENATOR MoRRILL's CoNDIrIoN.-The i'm
provement N Senator Morrilrs condition con-
tinues He passed a very comfortable night
and his family and friends are more hopeful
than any time since his illness began.
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SECRETARY BLAINE is gaining strength daily
and spent several hours in his library today at
tending to his private correspondence.
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Col WILLIAMS AssIsrAST.-Major Arthur
Macarthur, assistant adjutant general. has
been ordered to special duty in the division o..
military information. War Department as as.
sistant to Col Robert Williams, A. A. q.
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Acrs APPRovEp.-The President has approved
the most urgent deficiency bill, the act in re-
gard to Arizona's exhibit at the worlds Colum-
bian exposition and the agricultural appropri-
alton bill
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WAR DEPARTMENT TCHANaEs-James K White
of Pennsylvania, appointed assistant draughts-
man at 1900. Office quartermaster general;
Charles L. Patten Of Maine, appointed clerk,
1000. record and pension division; Harlem G.
Chamberlain of Missouri and Dominique B.
Constantine Of Georgia. appointed copyists,
$500. record and pension division; George E.
Dayton Of New Jersey, promoted from class
81 600 to class /, record and pension division.
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The IRooUoIs--The Navy Department has
received information that the L. s. s. Iroquois
left Apia, Samoa. for Honolulu February 23
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
TEMPERANCE.

n-~THERE WILL BE GOSPEL TENDER
ance meeting TOMORROW EVENING o.
30 o'clock. at the corner AZ st. and Pa ave Good
music. Every one is invited. 1ts
a>FRIENDS OF THE TEMPERANCE TENT
~ Hon. W. A. PETER. Mr.. F. NJ Bradley and
others will address the meeting at Good TemnIsrs,
March 81 7:3O O'Clock Friends holding books pleas
rel ort pro9ress. JOHN r. MAHONEY, Chairman.
mhl9-:}t.
49, Union. Quarterly meeting English Luth-
eran Church tDr Bgtlers 18th and the circle. WE'D
dresses &C. Mrs Ielford Of Colorado viii conduct
will give Bible reading at l:30 All friends cordially
invited. IL
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SPECIAL NOTICES


S.1s of the Washington safe Deposit Company
iutops rridsy March is. 1872 the following reso-
comp,,xd director; Of the Washington Safe Deposit
aessh OF John t. Lsnman The late president Of the
Prom its organization 10 the ,iros n. h,,,.,.b NJ,
.rn nan Was director of the company and Tor the
sess, part of u. exis'ence its president. TO his
ans attentlon TO its affairs. his bicious advice and
enorisis larvey due the OF the con pany
vstehful and intelligent Supervision ensiinr En- their
.,,s. N wesryinx and harsssinZ labor. given
monument to his devotion its welfare
Ms personal intercourse with the directors dis
psSeo the courtesy, cOn-le atiOn and helpful Kind
% Ess shieh so Pre-eminsntiy distinguished him as a
the washington SAFE DepSsit % Il Consny
~ M. Lehman vatchful AMI valrei Counse or and
TINS expression Of the sense oI his loss and ap
- ~ 2. hs worth be enrolled anon; The minut :
81. family with the Of the personal sym,
s..,.v, MI A GORDON. vics. President.
kSAT A MEETING OF THE DIRECTORS
Company OF the Disrict Of CoIumbia he'd on Friday
.th March Is. 1872. the following resolutions Sere
Resolved That the National Metropo,itan Fire In
desS e john F. Lsnsn 81 IT, ae Tef Is ss
sn, wise careful and active officer ever ready to
: lss' the interests Of hs company by his counsel or
ed That the sympathy Of the directors be
Ss5S be sITs,. on the mnItes Of the com
SAMUEL CROSS. seGrstary. Dwanp 'LAhA f's'aeni it
~AT MEETING OF THE DIRECTORS OF
- the National metropolitan Fire Insurance
company OF the District o. Columbia. held Friday.
NArch Is. 1892. William A. Gordon was elected vice
Rresidsnt 20 NIL the vacancy caused by the death of
sohn l. Lehman 1t
- NOTICE Is HEREBY GIvEN OF The
removal Of our office from the Atlantic to the
ADAMS ouilding 1895 St opposite the Ebbtt House.
WATERS THOMPSON,
mhlf-ot Real Estate Agents and Builders.
ETHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
- stockhodersof the Lincoln Fire Insurance
company OF the District of Coubia for the of
teen drectors to for the ensuing year will be
nelo AZ the once Of the company. No. 80 h st.
~. WASHINGTON Loan and Trust building. on MON
DAfs april IL ls5s POiis open at Il M. close at ,
rl Books for the transfer of stock viii be closed
rom April TO April II. both days inclusive
Anll. ls.zb. &ap2 7. II. BARbARIN, Secretary.
ENOTICE--AM MEETING OF THE STOCK
~ holders OF the Potomac San1 Dredging and
Compromising Company will be held 1I.,1 New York
avetne n W, in the city OF Wa in -tOn, the 9TH
dAy OF April next. At for the purpose dIIn-
isnE OF otherwise dIspOsnx OF portion of the cap tai
sto< Of said company for the or
salo company tor the s1iEg aud such
business IS may be brought before said meeting.
NJ. MURPHY.
CHAS. CHILDS-
j. A. ST MINERS.
+. ?. HOPKINS.
". II. GAIL1HER, Sec. W. A. PATE
mh15eO-3v'
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Col. nGaple.on Dangerously I'M.

Col. Maples0n Dangerously M.
LONDON, March la-Col Mapleson. the xoll-
known operate manager, has been stricken BY
paralysis aud d in Paris in = danssress eeadi-
ion.
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c. W. PRITcHErT has been appointed fourth
class postmaster at Kuling, Va
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| GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS ToDAy.-Internal rev.
enue, s65s, 9O9; customs, S5O7. PIG.
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CONGREGATIONAL.

RFIkST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
~ corner 10Th and q sts, n nw.,The pastor.
and 7:2o m: In TIE evening the next blackboard
chorus OF afty VOICES led BY Dr. Bscho6, organist.
Sunday school, 9A5 .. m. Christian Endeavor meet
ing, $50 pm. it
R@THE TABERNACLE. OH NEAk B 8. W
Pastor Jones viii preach at IL .. Lee
ture. ''The Tower o Babel" nc. with stereopticon
R-PLYMOUTH CONGRE REGATIONAL
Church. lHh and & &. ~ Re Rev. Sterling
m, "voyaxe Of Life. |" No. 4. ''Nearing Shore" 70
old people. Good singing 1t
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wASHBURN MANDOLINs..
Mode Of reconstruction patented Aug 1e, 1887
Iron form for manufacturing patented SEPT -. l

The letters patent Mando.ins cover both the con-
structCn the instrument and the very perfect and
ingenious iron foru upon which they arc made; the
latter enabling the manua turers to make an lnkttu.
ment of more elegant Ihoue! than has been pro-
dured and the former assigns them exclusively the
right 10 make Mandolin with rits upon the tnsde in
stead OF cloth paper All the of the wood
is preserved by their method, which permits of a free
vibration of every part of the instrument
by sIue cloth paper. which are invariably found in
the INSTRUMENTS Of other makers The perfect design
of the Mandolins, the beautiful and correct curve
lines. the elegant finish and yet powerful tone
they are capable OF producing, place the WAShBUR
MANDOl-lNS at once at the head of all instruments
of their class.
GEORGE WASHBURN is burned plainly upon the
inside Of erch instrument NOne 0enufn. ,rjfhouf h
Every Mashburn Guitar and Mandolin is so plainly
unbered and the public are hereby that any
instrument offered ior sale. matter by whom with
out the name and number plainly branded and visible
as aforesaid Is spurious there is deception
practiced.
A 1ull. complete and fresh stock of the genuine
Washburn Guitars and Mandons always on hand and
tor sale
JOHN +. ELLIS l. CO.,
93I Pennsylvania ave., near 10th St
Sole agents for Washington and the District Of Co
lumba. nh1Q.St
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

<-SNOTiCE. THE EXPRESS AND STORAuE
~ business heretofore conducted by the late
George W Knox will he continued at the cd stand,
corner Of I'd and Is sts wtu unchanged facilities
for its conduct, Its continuance having been fully
provided TOR by the terms of his will.
inh1S-tu. tb Tim WILLIAM S. KNOX Manaxer
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KASsTEPs MAKE NO DIFFERENCE,
"Jdkey, my sohn. take Ion0er stebs und
tou cont rear out your shoes 80 0ruick
Jakey can take snort steps a. he
Emerson pleases if he will wear the Emerson Shoes
sho@s tor they usually outwear two pairs of
Shined other shoes.
Free. Sold with guarantee. at lowest prices
on account Of their coming direct-ssyipe
you middeman's profits.
R. B. GROVER CO.,
''Sote hak,rs and Sellers Of Emerson Shoes"
ll03 Pa. ave. n, W. milo
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LUTHERAN.

cHURCH or THE REFORMATION. PA
pastor Services II and ESQ pm. Dsdicst,on q;
the sunday school annex ct p. General pubic in
pm. service on Thursday. 7::0 pm II
W~sT. AAkK's LUTH. CHURCH, ETH AND
Csw.. Rev. W h 0otwald. pastor.-s. s..
80 preaching. IL .. aud 30 D. M CnHechst
icai ciass. 800 Luther Alliance. $50 fubic invited
E~sI PA0L's ENaLIsa LUTHERAN
Rev: :. .bons,; Db;. Psssos fomserow morninx % md
sysnipg e n and 7So; AeEninf sah}sct: .T6s
Ihe FiFs. hcsne ~ the Psrahls OF the Rodisai Son
Sunday school ss $50; ciAas q 81; xR. 8. c. 3 q