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TILTING FOR THE CHURCH,
knights At Ammendale Enter the Lists in G
Good Cause.

Good Cause.
double tournament for the benefit Of the
Catholic Church of Ammendae was given on
the grange grounds at Beltsville Tuesday. 1t
was largely attended BY people from all parts
Of Prince Georges and many from the adjoin-
ing counties. DR.. Chas. A. Fox, p. A. Scaggs
and B. j. Gallant acted as judges. and Mr..
Marcellus Robey as chief marshal, with William
harlowe and Chas. Robey aids. The prizes
consisted of go $40, sc and "a for the pro-
fessional knights and $40, Sc, "a and s2 for the
amateurs. Over twenty-five knights entered
the lists. The riding began at noon and con-
tinued until late in the evening, and the follow
ing knights were successful: Professionally.
c. MErlowe, est Joseph" fourteen rings. first
prize and honor; Lucien Love, ''Fairview,
thirteen rings. second prize and honor; A NJ.
Sullivan. Maud s." twelve rings, third prize
and honor; II. L. Keller. Red Spider, ten
rings. fourth prize and honor. Amateur
Fred Tile, "Barnev Boy," eight rings. first
prize and honor; John Bell. 'Lone Traveller"
seven rings, second prize and honor; L. c.
Bowles. 'Brookeville, y six rings. third prize
and honor: George Parker. II Will IL Can"
five rings. fourth prize and honor.
The coronation and ball took place in the
Grange Hall at pm. Mr. Milton E. Smith
orator of the evening delivered a graceful and
highly appreciated address. The following
successful knights: Professional-Queen. Miss
Nellie Robey of Beltsville: first maid of honor
Miss Theresa Corbey of Muirkirk; second maid
Of honor. Mrs. A. NJ. sullivan; third maid Of
honor, Miss Maggie Shrieves of Bladensburg.
Aunateur-Queen, Miss BERTHE Potts of Balti-
more: first maid of honor. Miss Eva Miles Of
BTrtoDsvile: second maid of honor, Miss Mary
HoTins OF Howard COUNTY; third maid of
honor, Miss Gertie Prather Of Falkland. Dane
ing then commenced and continued until late
hour. Among those present we're: DR.. and
Mrs.. Cbas. A Fox. Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Parker. Rev. Father Gallon of Baltimore, Mrs.
Cassard. Mrs. Andrew Lynch of Bladensburg
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton f. Smith. Mrs. Shipley
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Bell Misses Tillie Ammen,
Fannie Gallant, Commeilette Davis, Zoey
Davis. Mary joey and Theresa Corbey. McKnew
Of Washington. Whaen Haben, Katie Coldens-
troth Blanche Walker and Rosa Lynch of Bla-
deLsburg and Clara Hamilton of Baltimore. MIR.
Thorn. Hon. Fillmore Beali. Mr.. McCaffrev of
Brooklyn, Mr.. William Freeman. Hon. II. V.
Hall. Hon. f. =. Baldwin and Messrs. james c.
Rogers. Geo. ". Coldenstroth. John johnson,
Chas. Lynch. Howard Kevworth. Ben and Pei ter
Gallant, Finknev Cross, Do-ie Freeman, An
drew and Abe Brown, Louis q. Rocker, Brandt
and Batemar.
fair IN the upper part of the hall was also
given COX the benefit "t tire Catholic Church
Iho confectionery table was presided over by
Miss Mary CorLey and the fancy table b. Miss
Mary Shea. The fair will be continued until
FRIDAY evening.
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Washington Light Infantry Corps.

meeting OF the Washington Light Infantry
Corps was held last evening. J. J. Finley and
William II. Oliver we're elected active members.
Capt. E. Fl. Neumeyer was placed on the veteran
roll. Mr.. Albert 5Iorrell was elected an active
contributing member. The resignation OF Maj.
W. N. Dalton was accepted. On the evening of
October % the Saengerbund and other musical
talent of the city will tende- the corps u testi-
moaial concert at The opera house, which they
will attend in body.
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CITY AND DISTRICT
AMysEMIS1> EoNIGHr.

ArrsrGH's OPERN HorsE.-Mr. Thomas @.
seabrUose in The Is.e Of Char.sagne.
AckDTMT oT IUsIc.-GeOrse Thatcher in
Tuxedo
HAMS BiJoU THEarER.-'TLe White
sisve'
kEESAS's IiYcTur TUEATEE-Lcster &
Williams Me anu Jack" Co.
ODD fTLLnvs' HALL-Carniyal of HOli-
das.
-RI battle ~ GE:- ysBUR0.-IJtn street and
LIo avenUe.
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Washington Library Associa 10

washington LiDrafy ASSOCIATION.
The southeast committee of the Washington
Library Association met on Monday night and
organized for work with A. ]. Curtis, chairman;
Miss Chai .otte Van Doren, secretary; J. T. d.
Pyle, treasurer. This section is now well looked
out for and this committee is we'll equipped
for work. The sample record book was sub
mitted that will be used by the chairmen Of
the different sections so they can proceed for
organization The PUBLICATION committee,
through its chairman, Mr.. Isaac fans has
called meeting for Friday night at $50 at the
Newsboys Home, 927 E street; SO the work Of
this organization will soon be completed. Su-
perintendent Powell. the president, is straining
every effort to have things in full operation BY
the middle Of this month.
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MISSES. CRAIG & HARDING. corner 18Th and
F streets northwest, will have their first annual
opening on Monday. October TO- day and
evening. From Z TO 1880 he United States
Marine Band will enlivcn the occasion. All are
cordially invited to cali aud inspect the largest
and handIome5t stock of furniture, rucs drap-
cries. &c. yet shown in Washington. This firm
have lone price Cniy.' which is plainly marked
on each and every article.--Adct
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Blown Down by the Wind and Trarnpled by
Runaway Horse.

BIoWh DOWh by me " nd anC IralnpIed by
Runaway Horse.
The large banner hung across the avenue
Saturday last BIZ the democratic central COM
mittee of the District. near 18th street. was
badly wrecked yesterday, the high wind and a
horse and wagon being responsible. One Of
the ropes holding the banner was blown from
its fastening and while the banner dangled in
the street it was run into by horse and wagon.
The horse, becoming frightened, ran away,
badly tearing the banner and dragging it down.
The horse and wagon colided with one of the
heavy treasury teams and the colored man &
wagon was demoli. he'd. As a consequence the
central committee not only lost their banner.
bu' the colored man. i. is said, threatened to
sue them for the I, his wagon
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Phillips Di%estible Cocoa does not dis
tress, and adds flesh and weight. 8
Don't Miss II.

DON'T MISS It.
The cheapest Children's Suits and Overcoats
in Washington can be found at corner 9Th and
+ streets. Atwood Knee Pants. 3Sc.: fifty
dozen Gray kersey Knee Pants. Sos; elegant
Children's Suits. ages 10 Il. $l.20; good
heavy Overcoat. 1j0: Atwood Scotch Suits
g: Nobby Plaids, Checks and Mixed Cheviots
in single and double breasted. $3.50: Tweed
Suits, 81. rs; Fine Blue Iricot Suits. So 81, and
everything selling at tremendously low prices
1t will pay you to call at 9th and SITS. n. w.
1t One Price. ERIEDLANDER & Bro
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EXCURSIONS TOMORROW.

RErHEsDA PARK--Takc Ter.cytown cars.
1.LLy-Ho CuAcH.-5Il 18th street northwest.
trirr o. Arlington. soldiers Home and Cabin
John bridge, 10 an. and pm.
CLzS kcHo.-1ake TenleytOwn cars.
Mt. VERNON Steamer Manchester 10 u m.
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WHY EVERYBODY BUYS IT,

LILLY'S CARROLL ATED DENTIFRICE will make
the breath as sneet as baby's the teeth thie
snow and the lips red as a rose AN ENTIRELY
NEW PREPARATION. it possesses all the best prop
critics Of all the tooth and mouth washes hitherto in
oduced and certain antiseptc properties peculiar to
itself
If lyon have not yet trie LILLY's CARBoLATED
DESIlFRlCE. do so at 1. is beauty's best
adornment. for it makes 7edriv orh,e teeth and per-
ndnentv s1eet breath. Try it oIce-yourl always
useit.
LILLY. ROGERS CO.,
Patentees and Sole Proprietors.
oc6 Baltimore. Md
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Scbneider's Bill of Exceptions Signed.

In the case of Howard J. Schneider convicted
of the murder OF his wife. Justice Bradley yes
terday signed the bills of exception. and the
counsel. Messrs. Jere Wilson and A. A. Hoeh-
ling. will proceed to print them with their
brief, and it is expected the cate will be ready
for argument in the General Term in the course
OF couple of weeks.
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No better testimony to the beauty and artistic
merit Of the silver and bronze souvenir medal
presented by the citizens - Washington TO the
members Of the twen;y-siN,h national encamp-
nent has been given than the pressure on the
badge committee for medals. The medal is
Pronounced BY the delegates 20 be the hand
somest he's have ever received from anv citv
Nr. sge Gibson, chairman OF the badge
eousn- &c. has been overrun with appl
lions tor them-principallv by letter. thoJ.-
many have applied IL person. These appIi-
cations. however, are In vain, a. il Is not in
Mr.. hosons power TO grant them. This
osdg- vas gotten up exclusively for the mem.
bers Of the encampment, and used as
their badge Of admission to its sessions, q
suteient number having been supplied to fur
ni.h one TO every member. whether present or
sb-ent. who was entitled TO vote in the en-
eampment Any member who was not
prescott ought. therefore. TO be able TO obtain
u Ja'ise from the assistant adju;snt general
o. HE department, Who received IL for him
The dies having been destroyed II will not be
possible 10 make any more Of these bsdges
Jhey viii therefore, undoubtedly be highly
priced by those lucky enough To possess them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-06

Dis.ict Of Columbis, County of WASHINGTON. IS:
l. CHAS. r. HlTE. cashier VI the named
bank, do solenny swear that the above statement
true to the best of my knowledge aud belief
cHAS. =. WaITE, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn before me this 9Th day of
October. lSss1
ALBERT b. RUFF. Notary Public
CorIect-Attest:
c. A. JAMES,
II. H. CARTER.
1t c. ". HOWARD, Directors.
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Credit! Crc(it,, Credit!!!
Last spring l advertised the heaviest stock of
Mating ever handled by single house in this
city. l sold every piece-many pieces on
credit at less than they cost for spot cash.
Comparisons were made by contrasting my
credit price. with some cash prices in other es-
tabli.hments-m Mattings sold, Today am
handling Tremendous stock of all grades of
Carpet-every Pat. will go at prices ION
time" that cannot be touched elsewhere
JOIN RUDDES, The Accommodation,
5l3 Seventh street northwest.
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No, You Never

NO, On NCVer
Saw such values in Derbies as we are Offering
for S1.90.
Styles are ''up to date'-and the qualities
must be seen to be appreciated
HENRY FRANC d Son. One Price,
1t Cor It'll and ID sts
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Special This Week

Special This Week.
Gents Nobby Fedora Hats. in black and
brown. at : l5O. unequaled in the city. You
mans Derby, correct styles, at 81 so, 81. 90 and
$3.50. quality unequaled, shapes unsurpassed.
Heavyweight Merino Underwear. sizes "a to
90. SOC. each; camel's hair. S1O0; double
breasted gray or white. heavy weight, soc.
Hosiery, all wool, in dozen colors, at 25c. Bee
display in our L st. window.
II. FRIEDLANpER 4 BRo.,
One price. lItl 9th and Z SITS.
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FoR Wal PAPER. Window Shades. Room
Moldings and Interior Timing ani Decorating
gotO L. ". HESDEKsaS O..
IiI3 4 81. NV.
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LAWYERS. real estate brokers and others who
have real estate 10 disI ose of will find it to their
advantage 70 consult Latimer 4 Sloan, l4O7 G.
street-idr
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Today 10 the anniversary Of the establishment
81 the first German settlement in the United
State ''Germsn day" o. IL is known, 10 being
eslsbra,ed throughout the country. This even
ing there viii be a festival held BY the Germans
81 coneordia Hail. followed by . banquet and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-06

FOR the fair at Woodstock. Va, October 4, s,
. and !. the u A %. r. L. will sell excursion
reAe'. tof al trains on October 8. 4, 9. 8 and 7
ron Baltimore. Washington, Hagerstown.
hartinsDurg. Lexington and intermediate sta
lions % one fare for the round trip, with 50
cents add tional for admission Co the fair The
RTE from Baltimore will be Sass and from
Washington s5.s5. Tickets will be valid for re-
turn journey until October s.-AduG
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SHE'LL LoHoxr-1ts.5I SO HrxrLEn's. i53 Pa. av

MoSs. PISoT's GTTrs To THE IADIEs.-At the
opening % Pinot. beautiful new store at EOS
TIL street uorthwc-; on Saturday. October =.
ever lady visitor viii be presented with box
Of Choice CONNECTIONS.
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National Association Of Democratic Lbs,
NEw YoRK CRIT, OoroBER TO 8.
The Baltimore and Ohio railroad will sell
tickets October 4. 5and to New York and return
at the rate Of one fare (e6.50) for the round
trip, account Of above meeting. Tickets good
to return until 10th inclusiye-Adrt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-06

TIVE WAY To succeed in having beautiful
set OF teeth j. % begin early with the use of
Minot's nsntiirice and keep on with it, 25c.
everywhere
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-06

Some Hish-grade Oysters Just arrived
among which are Hampton Bars. New Yorl
Rockaways and other line brands Choice
Steamed Saddle Rock, broil, single fried. &c
Remember, high grade only. Lifetime expert
ence. Fine trade solicited 1t
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Exploded in His Hip Pocket,

ExPfOoeu IN hhIs NIP Eock0ts
The accidental explosion Of . pistol in the
pocket Of q man in an uptown brokers' Office
yesterday caused q good deal Of excitement. In
sitting down the pistol was discharged, the ball
going through the cushion Of the chair and
lodging In the woodwork Of the back. Nc
damage was done except burning the pocket.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-06

% 50 On New York and Return, $3.50.
Tickets sold and good going all Royal Blue
lire trains Of October 4, ) and 8, and good TO
return until l0th, inclasiye.-Adul
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-06

The Northeast Section 10 the Place for In
vestment.
An opportunity IL presented In the sale by
Graham 4 Henderson, trustees, at pm. to-
morrow 10 obtain . fine tract Of land on 18th
street between B and @ streets northeast. For
particulars inquire Of LAtimer 4 Sloan, auction
eerA-AdpG
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Haas, Crest Engraver. 1906 Pa. ave. oc5-2'

$50 More Of Those Fine $3.50
Sarony Wool German Hand knit Jackets, sell
ing so rapidly at Z .49 at AUERBACH's. 7.h < H.
Domestic Pattern and Sewing Machine Rooms.
oc3-Gt
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FAN AID WINTER USDERwEAR.-Men's
lambs Wool Meriuo. Natural Wool ard Cot
ton shirts aad Dravcr-. 5C-., I5c., 81. 81. so.
T. &. LEwIs a SoS. lt.l New York ave.
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Mis- SSLLIE +. GoRKsE hegs To inform her
frie1G- and customers that she il no longer with
J. Z. Hutchinson, but viii be pisased To meet
them NJ Mrs.. i. Il. HARRlsON's. 1929 Z 81
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Low Rate. a, c.uh.,,.S

frum October 20 : the baltimore and Ohio
vsiirs~d vii sell rouna-triP tickets from Wash
tngton To Cumberland Tor s4S. Including
admission % 80 fair and tri-state exhibition.
oetooer g. i~k-t- GOOD Tn return until
October s.-Aasl
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Haas, Monogram Ensraver, 1906 Pa. av
Oc5-2i~
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Set OF BEAUTIFUL Picture Cards. Gail at once.
L. y DENTAL ASSOCIATIONS, 9Th and ID.
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CsRrrT- CLEANrD bv the EMPIRE CARPET
NoRSs. s3i-6sJ HAS. ave. NV. are maze moth
proof free Of charge Telephone i2J-Z
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-06

FAN SrTLEs Mems Derby Hats all shapes.
black or Blown. ine :Clt. Sl.50 and ~, extra
value. A. Z. LEWIS. as 7th It
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BASE FALL NOTES.

The Senators and Orioles to Play This After
The league clubs rank is follows:
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District 81 Columhis, County Of WASHINGTON. s.:
C. III. DANlDGE cashier of IN. above named
pan, do soemniy swear hat the above statement is
true to the best of my knowledge and belief
&. n. DANiD6E, Cashier.
subscribed and sworn to before this 9TH day of
October, lS.r2.
RANDOLPH d. HOPKINS, Notary Public
Correct-Attest:
JOHN O. JOHNSON,
l.. NJ. SAuNDfKS, ) Directors.
1t J. W. BATCHELDER,N
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ELtcTRIc LIsHrs. bells and burglar alarms
J. N. EUIHIrSG.
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CITY ITEMS.

We Have just Received rs Strictly ALL
wool Cheviot and Cassimer Suits. which we sell
at 50; worth SI2 $50 Overcoats light and
heavy weight, which we offer at 60 cents on the
dollar. 200 Childrens Suits from SI.25 up
ward. 1t will pay you to look over our stock
before purchasing elsewhere. LONDON AND
LIVERPOOL CLOTHING Co, 9TH and G SITS. oc6-2t
Haas, Steel Plate Engraver, 1906 Pa ave.
Oc5-2t%
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onSDIrIoS or WV WATER.

MrssR-- CAsIo & lI,EBINa. corner 18th and
, streets northwest, 90 have their frst annual
"Opcniug on Monday. October 10. dsy and
evening. FROM : 20 10 20 :he United states
Marine Band Will en.ise;. the occasion. All are
CORDIALLY invited 20 coll and in poet she largest
ard hauiso-ns-t stick e Furniture Rugs
D-aperies. &c. yst shown IL Wellington. This
firm have lone price only, which Is pl&inly
marked ON cneh md cvc-v article
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Hotel johnson CAT.

Dog Collars engraved; razors sharpened free
Rodgers Cutlery. WALFoEDs, All Pa ave- Its
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". 5. Fisher. Florist, 7I7 l5:h st. NV.

Has have r-Opencd Dres-TlaGing at Ills Ists
ST. NV. We guarantee perfect cit and lates
stglss.
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KING Or MEDICINES

what consider Hoods ssrssparla. for II has been
such . great blessing to me. FOR SIX YEARS was
connnei 10 my bed with WHITE swELLIN0S and
sckofCLA SORES. suffering greatly all the time.
Several tmss pieces Of bone worried out of the sores
Physicians did not help and became discouraged
Reading Of cures In similar 10 mine By Hoods
sArsspsrilis- decided 10 tsy e. To my great 10y
when began with
HOODS sARsAPARIIIA
the sores soon decreased Ihspt TAKING u fors year.
when was 90 we'll that went 10 WORK, snd siuce
then have not lost single day on sccount Of sIcknsu
always feel veil and have . rood sppstits.S VIII
LIAM A. LEHR. No. oMorsh lailroaA sHrss2
Ksndallvflls, Ind
HOODS PuLs 80 ~ bsss se...aanns I'm. =.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-06

Icc. Royal Headache Powders.
Headaches cured while you wait" Druggists
aul2
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CArAERH. AsrHxk. IEAFNkss.-Dr. Lighthil
can b consulted from 10 IL and 4 70 1t his
rssh1sncs. lAll 4 street northwss1-Aduk
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Plate Printing. HAAS. 1905 Pa ave. oc5-2t'

whites Nuc-tan Gum, the original pep
permint favored gum, is n great aid to dige g.
ton and Immediately relieves the distressing
pain OF heartburn. oc3-6t
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FEAxc's $50 DERBr

PAaE you find MUpDrxAx's column, gas
stoves. &c.
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vss Baltimore and Ohio RaIirosd
Tickets sold October 4. and and good to
return until October 10 inclusive Trains leave
--.lti,nore and Ohio depot 5. 10 an. u noon.
: %. and IL 30 y. m dsily.-Adrt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-06

:. Heller 20 9TH IT. II. W.. is making a SOD
cialty in Ladies and Chilircn's Hair Cutting
and ShampoolnC: also cures Dandruf. myl0-tr
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Credit !!

mpOrtant.-Salvation Oil. the greatest cure
on earth for pain. is only 25 cents 4
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Franc & SoS. One Price.
Cor. 9TH and ID SITS.
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hifNir Babck cures al ma!arial diseases
Haas. Whiting Card Engravcr, 1905 Pa. ave-
oc5-2t+
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Gain during year. S1.li4.24) 90 Sl.2oO AS 10
The policy II the manag nant Of this company will
con, niue TO Ete the funds invested in high
grade securities as TO able TO ealizs at any time
rat er 10 the absolute security Of its enos-
holde - ~
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

'E'HE CENTURY DICTIONARY. FOR DAILY USE
IN tie hous,h9ld and Office. Bus ness and profess
sonal men say the Use II day. Of,ice, Loan
aEd f.as: building. cor. 8 and sts. Room o.
oc.j- lin
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Totll

In the publication of the foregoing Official statement
10 the T. - Treasury DEPARTMENT he Off If thu,
exploration take this oppCrruni;y of congi atu ating
an who are interested in the any upt the con-
TIMED rema kable success which Is attending its
growth and development
Following IL q compcrat We statement showing the
increase OF usness of the company during the past
year as per Official reports:
Sent; 20. 1897. loans Derosits
and d,scounts... 81 gt,l ITO 90 Al -1I iSa OS
SEPT. -. 1891. loans
and DISCOUNTS. $40 S92 OS 4sl, o3J 50
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I yHALARo1 AMOUNT or rRusr rusps
"a 49, =: B. s - - - ''''s 81
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Bsoso-DDr cures headache. Drussisss. ass--Ads
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MT. VERNON. TOMB OF WASHINGTON
WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA AND MT VERNON
ELECTRIC RAILWAY COMPANY.
Picturesque and Beautiful Route
New and Maeni fcent Cars running daily from
ALEXANDRIA direct to the Gate of the MANSION.
OPPORTUNITY to visit CHRIST CHURCH, MAR
SHALL HOUSE. BRADDOCK HOUSE and other
places OF historic in.eres. in ALEXANDRIA.
Take ferry steamers foot of eth ST. Special excur-
sion ticket 3Oc entire round trip.
Connecting also with trains of Pennsylvania rail-
road at Alexandria. Take cars at 9th street depot
In Difference to the wishes of the Ladies' Mt Vernon
Association cars stop on SUNDAY at Little Huntn,
creek. mile this side of Mt Vernon the grounds
being closed on that day.
seSo F. A. REED. Supt
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

othe- makes of pianos and orxans for sale; prt-s
f ,sss terms Gasp; A. kUHN's Tempe"
Pairing. 49,
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sweetness. power. artistic hnish durab lftx ~
fvaed; wholesale prices and rental tsrms piano gs
rent specially. Agency Ill 9Th Ct n. ~ ssi6-3m
TUNING AND RIPsIRIN6 GEoHaE rlY.
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year. with W. O. Mets~rott Z Co Hss,denss. Il
able hrstclass work pianos vanished and posk.i;
srvans renaired. ,x--so a.,
CTEINwAY, CHASE. iABLER BKissss PIANoN
. Organs and koans for vale or ront
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