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GaArErU-CoMronrrso.
EPPS'S COCOA
BREAKFAST.

by thorough snow,edee Of the atursl lsvs which
the operations Of digestion andutrtion and
careful srpcstioI os the fine pr9perties Of we'll
tables with delcsteIy aayored beverage, which may
cious use Of sneh articles OF diet thsta constitution
sisi every tendency to dlsesse Hundreds q subtle
eve, there ia weak point. We may escape many =
Strvics Gazette"
Made simply with boiling water or milk. Sold only
In halfpound tins By Grocsrs. labeled thus;
JAMES EPPS CO.. Homeopathic Chemists, Lon
don. England Jess. m. tu1y
nRUNKENNEss OR THE LIQUOR HABIT Pos
ITIvELy CURED DY ADMINISTERING Dr..
HAINEs' GOLDEN SPECIFIC.
n can be riven IN cup Of coffee OF tea or IN fond
without the kDowedge Of the patient II Il absolutely
harmless AID Will effect permanent and spesdy cure
whether the patient IL moderate drinker an alco-
hoc wreck II hss been given In THOUSANDS Of case
and in every instance perfect cure has followed II
MEYER FAILS The system once tlaprsgpated With
ths epscihc 4 Decomes an utter imposasty for the
6oi6EN sPEciTIC GO, propr. c.nc.nnsY. q
undeg 1e6lt$ 8opiA
ss7<l,sA.aay WssklsGiaa. b q
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EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON.
SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES. 900 F ST. NV.

A UTHOREsS OF ACKNOWLEDGED ABILITY
"A will give Lessons in letter writing to q limited
number Of pupils al their homes 81 Per lesson bosn-
ming Oct. i. Address B., Star Office selO-S3ts
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Principal. Prof J. D. GailIard, b. A. (Paris)
ocier Academic late professor At the Royal Irs.i
tnt!ou tEnglandl. author q GaisIds new and orig:
public instruction and Endorsed by ceteurs Scr-
bons and the LEADING educators of France, ENGLAND
and America. See circulars setS.3,u
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EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON.
COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY,


COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.
THE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.
The Preparatory School Open. September GO
The Msdesi school oeens ocsoSsf y
Inc pentsl school Oreus October
The La. School. Opens October
JAMES c. YELLING. Ii. D.. prps.dent
THE COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT.
The exercises Of th, Department WI: be resumed on
M so:nrs IA, Ss q ,Sn 70 e esios a.
q study have bseo extended The absrsOry facilities
sss sssT o q, both
fIr Ga'rSSns shSad be add.s.sea 70 he
found daily in the Library Of tie University. W
CoRcORAN SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL
At, THIS School vii oren At o'elock y m ocTopER4
General and Ana,y,issi Chemi.,ry. General and Labo
asiasnsM Ss
:1n sas eT~R NEE. s s.
evening and are opsn to both sexes For further in
sserstary q aH he Faculty rS L. Phi D.
THE rREPAnAroRY SCHOOL.
for s sns
to los sans
sss to f1s
'hsf in'0rn1 HSbn iaaFf T. MONTAGUE, PAD
pRor ARNOLD W. MrYrR, GRADUArE OF
L Leipzig Colieve of Music. Instruction in piano.
forte. voice culture and theory CT Iars.c. Address
lll4 l0th ST. NV se3-lri
WAsIIINGToN CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
w ES3 10th st n. W. tw-nty-third yea-. Piano
ssss. 10 pnps y BtL21sb 6r.ctp? r 15E,a
Mr.. PUTNAM's SCHOOL FOR BOYS AND YOUNG
AVA men will reopen September %. 1892 Best facili-
ties offered for pupils Of all and grades Best
references. Apply for circulars and information a,
1453 Corcoran ST. se2-Sm
NILE. V. PRUD'HoMME, FRENCH TEACHER,
lu 307 d st. W. term Of nine weeks SS: class for
the season reopens Oct 3; ave months Sl8 private
lessons il desired. se2-tnlls
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
RATcLIrFE- DARE CO. Auct. $50 p. ave. n. W

RATcLIFFE. DAREA co. .Aucts. 500 Pa ave. n. W.
ASSIGNEE'S SALE OF BUILDING STONE,
STONE WAGON. DRAFT HORSE. TACKLE.
On MONDAY. THE TWELFTH DAY OF SEP.
IEMBER 1899, at TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ, at the
stone yard sou corner OF street and New Jer-
sey aV"n nue.. viii sell. at public auction the
tents OF said yard. consisting OF quantity of Ohio
stone. Brown stone and SAID Stone. suitable for
building purposes.
ALSO
One Stone WaYnn. Very Fine Gray Draft Mare. Har-
ness. Hosting Tackle, &c.
On the SAME DAY, at HALF-PAST ELEVEN
O'CLOCK A NJ. will sell. at the yard Of the Bati-
rote aud Potomac Railroad Company, corner of
Virginia avenue and South Capitol street. load
OF warsaw Blue Stone. now in said yard.
Terms cash.
ARTHUR A. BISNEY,
Assignee of Frank z. Morgan,
4;1S Louisiana ave.
"a II. BERNHEIMER & CO Aucttonecrs
Commencing THCRaDAT. -FOUR O'CLOCK
PM, SEPTEMBER FIFTEESIE. iS.c,, we will
sell az the esitp IS neut No. l..i; Pa. ave. all
pledges upon Gt" tue interest is overdue to this
date consisting % inc Diamonds. Watches Silver
Ware. al ktndS o! fiUe JewPlry. Clocks, Clothing
Books La. C.crte- of al kinds, fevolvers, UNI
hrelas. 10 his sale shall continue until all lois are
disposed o.. Ticket holders and ont-of-town Gus
toners kindly take notice. L. HxIDENHEIMER.
Broker seH-1t
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

SHORT ROUTE To LONDON
~ NORTH GERMAN LLOYD g. s. CO.
Fast Express Steamers
To SoutSampton london. Bayre) Bremen.
Sues Tt,ss Q; sem = z, n,'s. sat ssp, ~
4. Sept Il. II m; Aer. Sat. Sept. IL. p. m.
Trave. Tues, Sept. 20. 6 an.
Comfortable state rooms excellent table. luxurious
saloon appoint nents Prices: first cabin. $40 and
Upward berth ACCORDING 20 location second cabin.
SoO berth: stesrage at low rates. Apply 70 Z. y.
DkO0P. S25 Penn. ave. seq
MALLORY LINE FOR BAI KARBoR EAST
IA port, Ne. and st. Tohn. y. B.
IS; winthrop. every Saturday. p. m. from Pier
~ = n. New fori For rates Of passage and freight
G. II. MALLORY 4 CO.
General AGENTS,
WIZ ffcr 20 2. r. and 3e2 B'iway. New York.
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THE EVANS DENTAL PARLoRS.
1917 Penn. ave. nv.
Our Sneciai.ies:
CROWN AND BRIDGE WORK Or TEETH WITH.
OUT PLATES.
lUT 0N MANHlNGTON.

Teeth that hava decayed ard broken AWAY rna- be
operate upon 10y this system: crpwns enasted upon
Tie roots given new lease Of life and made good
and serv1ceable In every natural onss. To be a
succt an artificial crown must he constructed that
shall permanently arrest decay at the broken end OF
the root and strong enough TO prevent splitting Of the
root or sing loose from its attasheats We claim
that our crowns have all these requirements and when
combined with bridge work. which consists in supply
ing teeth that have been extracted. mskes the
beautiful and durable appliance devised a sub
stitute for the natural teeth all this without plate
20 cover the roof of the month. he advancement in
dentistry has been great in tho last few years We
nave Kept para with thesa improvements and tn.
ents OF the Evans Parors assured ~ receiving
beneht OF these. prartced ard APPLIED in the most
skilf and artistic manner. Our pees for this class
with frstcass work and hest materials We perform
81 operations pertaining to orr profession Fine zod
Alin9s. artificial teeth gold, patns. rubber and
rabf,er lined with gold Extracting without pain.
au5-2m'
nR. STARR PARSONS, COR Urn AND FsTS
~ iocsl used allav the Gala
in extracting IL ey,e''cas Cor tlosa -zna0. tsks
eas with safety. Filling ssnecisty such will give
comfort AMI satisfaction. All branches D. dentistry.
At present location twelve vasrs EEL
EREE DENTAL rNFIRNARY-TFErH FILLED
and artificial teeth inserted without rharEA
OF the Oolu 1hian University. from 10 y. m. daily
except Sunday; extraction free in3rmary open from
October 20 June -. ss26-5
DENTAL INFIRIiR rNTyER.
~ sity. cor. yah aad X SIS ". Open TO & ali tbs
cost of ma:arisis. falO-tr
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ELNcTRIcITT-X POSITIVE cURE-zIL ~
~ vous snsctsons. fhsnm.slsl, .ssrHls1A saelj
1872 49, n % sEE rs - 49, ;SP
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LADIES' GOODS.

ZINE WHITE AND BLACK LAcEs DONE UP IN
n hrst-class French style. White and Satin Dresses
L.ca Curtains speciality saable prizes Call Al
NADAME VALM0NT-S old stand. 1l3 lIth ST. u. W
se3-1ms
COWS, ELEGANT CREATIONS: CORRECT IN
SSnI,sty.e. at, fnish and prices. EDITH A. HICKS,
90 IL ST. NV Gate drafter and custer for hsr
ter. Nine. B. Van Reuth.) sel-liu
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- Al n.
Mrs. Re seriy r. Mason OF the Gunston Insti-
tute for Girls, No. BOLT o street.
Mr.. and Mrs ". D. Cabell announce to their
patrons that their school. the famous Norwood
Institute. 1907 Massachusetts avenue will be
conducted this year as in the past As board
ing and day school for little girls and young la
dice this schools reputation is already estab-
hshed
ST. Johns College, Annapolis, Md, begins its
one hundred and fourth session September 81
under the most favorable conditions Tie col
lcSe is presided over by President Thomas Fell,
LII. L., Ph. D.. and special attention 10 given
TO the preparation of candidates for the Naval
Academy. Connected with the college is an
| excellent preparatory school for boys from
Twelve 10 sixteen years OF age.
At Asheville. y. c., the popular Maitland
School for Girls opens Monday September g.
The school Is situated at No. 40 French Broad
avenue and is conducted by Mrs. b. Maitland,
| principal.
On the 18th instant the fftieth scholastic
year of the Frederick (Md) Female Seminary
VIII open. The seminary is we'll and widely
known and offers superior advantages. For
particulars address Vim. II. Purnell. A. NJ.
LID, principal, Frederick, Md.
The Western Maryland College at West
minister, Md, begins its twenty-sixth year
tuesday next 1t is o famous institution Of
learning and is presided over by T.. II. LOWS,
| I'D, to whom all requests for information
should be addressed.
An institution offering rare educational facil-
tiles u the Pennington Seminary, at Penning-
ton, " j., a school open to both sexes. The
terms are moderate, the situation high and
hea.thfm and the building furnished with
steam heat. gas and fire escapes. The semi
nary is on the great thoroughfArs between New
York. Trenton, Philadelphia, Baltimore and
Washington. and under the management of
I
past twenty-thres years, begins this season its
| a1ty third year.
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DROF. HUNTS PREPARATORY SCHOOL WILL
4 commence its twenty-ifth annual session in
Room Oo. Corcoren building. the 2C:h instant.
Pupils htred for any OF tho universities. colleges,
po!ytechnic schools Or government academies In
structlon thorough. Testimonials of the highest
character from welknown citizens who have been pa
irons. I'or further particulars interview ad-
dress ]. ". HUNT. III Irving st. se1-lms
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TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO TWO-STORY BRICK
DMELLINGS, SITUATE AT THE SOUTHEAST
CORNER OF TWELFTH AND l STREETS
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We can give LADIES' REAL HAND-wELT SHOES.
with extension soes al new styles that sure 70
please you.
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THEY SAW Mr.. BLAINE
Republican Leaders Jubilant Over
Their Conference.
Big STRIKE OF SWITCHMEN POSSIBLE.
Supervisor John !. Davenport Failed
to Appear.
LIB ERALS LOSE A SEAT.
NEVER MORE LOYAL TO THE PARTY

MI mOhE LOYAL TO THE PARTY.
Republican Leaders Delighted With Their
Consultation With Mr.. Blaine.
WHITE PLAINS, N. Y, Oct. l4-The Eve dis
tinsuished gentlemen whom whiteiaw Reid in
vited to Ophir Farm to meet Mr.. Blaine at din
ner last night left for New York on the SAT
o'clock train this morning. They were Gen.
James 8. Clarkson, Cornelius n. Bliss, Jos. II.
Manley, National Chairman Thomas H. Carter
and Secretary L. E. McComas. They seemed
In excellent spirits and chatted on various top
ice as they drove through the pretty roads Of
Westchester to the station.
All were jubilant over the result Of the con-
ference with Mr.. Blaine last evening. Whether
Mr. Blaine will take the platform or not they
felt that his active interest in the campaign
and his counsels will be Of great advantage to
the republican cause. Mr., Blaine, BY his earn
estness last evening, convinced his hearers that
he was never more loyal to the republican
cause than at present and placed himself at the
disposal OF the committee.
It is said that he viii from this time on do
everything for the republican national ticket
that bis physical condition will permit. II is
not yet decided whether he will appear on the
platform or not He lie perfectly willing to do
so aud the republican leaders are anxious to
have him.
He ia not equal to the speaking in a large
auditorium like the Madison Square Garden at
present, owing to his voice having lost much Of
Its old-time power. He also has cold that
manifests itself both by hoarseness and slight
cough. But he is said TO be gaining steadily in
strength, and in about ten days it is expected
he may be in condition to deliver an address,
He was up until after IL o'clock last evening
and arose at 8 o'clock this morning.
To representative of the press Gen. Clark
son said that Mr.. Blaine was looking much
better than he expected. He said that he is
more sprightly, his eyes brighter, and he en-
ters into ject with his d-time enthusi-
asm.
az have seen him in FIVE campaigns" said
| the general. land never has he shown more
interest more enthusiasm or a greater desire
for the success Of the party than at present. He
did not express any opinion as to the progress Of
the campaign, for the reason that he had been
out Of all sources of information. OF course he
has read the newspapers but until last night he
has not talked with any Of the committee and
has not been in correspondence with Them"
Did he impress you as being able to deliver
political speech?"
well, l think he is strong enough, but his
voice Is weak. When he RECEIVERS from a slight
cold which he has he may be able to speak"
Chairman Carter, Mr.. Bliss and the other
members Of the party declined to talk about
last nights conference.
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DISTRICT oovKRNMkNr.
TO RELAY rHr SIDEWALK.


Several days ego the computing engineer Of
the District In letter to Capt Hsbeeer called
attention 70 the Sidewalk on T street between
10th and 18th streets northwest Theee walks
he said, Tor nearly the whole distance are old
brick walks in bad condition They are .ettled
and 30 badly out Of shape that In
backing up against the new curb the water win
be thrown back on the walk with no chance Of
escape. The only remedy, be said. was 10 relay
the walks When this is done Il viii be found
that scarcely one brick in Eve will be found as
for use he therefore recommended that the
walks for the entire iength be relaid With new
brick and one-haf Of the cost assessed against
the abutting property.
This savored very much Of case coming
under the provisions Of the compulsory permit
system, and which should be advertised. IL
was thought, however. that this did nos come
within the limits Of the compulsory permit act,
and the attorney for the District was
called upon for an opinion Mr.. 3. T. Thomas.
the assistant attorney, delivered the opinion, in
which he holds that no advertisementis neces-
sary where new curbs or sidewalks are laid on
streets being improved under the regular
TO DESTROY GARBAGE
permit was issued today to the National
Sanitary Company to erect . sanitary plant FOR
the destruction of garbage on lot 4. square 7os.
dump on South Capitol street. 2. }. Pelz il
the architect and John Henderson a Son the
builders.
THE scHrILISeER CONTRACTS.
The Commissioners have revoked the award
Of the contract to pave 18th street to the Schil'
linser Paving Company and have awarded the
same company the contract 70 pave n street
from New jersey avenue TO North Carito
street. Yesterday the Schillinger Compan,
gave bond, and il Is understood they will b,
ready to begin work in short time.
BUILDING PERMITS.
Building permits were issued today as fol
lows:
II. p. Pillsbury, one brick ware house in rea,
OF 90 II street northeast, cost $4,000.
A W. Harris, one frame dwelling at Queer
and Hartford streets, Brooklsnd, cost q, 600
J. r. Haislip. one frame dwelling at l406 i2tl
street extended northeast, cost 81 600.
J. Paul Smith, eleven brick dwellings at 81
TO SSA Mclean avenue southwest, $4,000.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Commissioners have appointed @. @. C
Simms commissioner Of pharmacy, vice J. r
Walton, deceased.
The Commissioners have issued an order for
bidding the placing of signs on telegraph OF
telephone poles in the city.
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The Goth OF This Month to Witness Q Mos
Important Astronomical Event.

The Goth OF This Month to Witness . Most
Important Astronomical Event.
The most important astronomical phenom-
enon of the year, says DR.. ]. Morrison Of the
Nautical Almanac Office, Is the partial solar
eclipse on the Goth of this month, which will. il
the day be clear, be visible throughout the
whole of North America, except the extreme
west OF Alaska and that portion Of the CONT
nent which lies west of line drawn from the
northwest corner Of California to the north
shore OF ths bay Of Tehusntepec, in southern
Mexico. The eclipse cannot be total anywhere,
as the moons umbra does not intersect the
earth.
As seen from Washington the eclipse will
begin October 20, 1lh. Sim. lbs. am. and
end at Oh. Sim. AIS. pm. mean time mot
standard time). To convert these dates into
standard time add eight minutes and twelve
seconds. The magnitude of the eclipse is "a on
the northern limb, the suns diameter being
considered one, that is TO say q little more than
three-ffths of the suns diameter will be OBJ
scured. The duration Is three hours and thirty
seconds and the point Of the sun limb at which
the first apparent contact will take place il
rs degrees from the rorth point of the limb
toward the west and the last contact will take
place at 103 degrees from the north point
toward the east.
The STAR gives the local mean time Of be-
ginning and ending for the following places, as
computed by Or. Morrison:
Al Baltimore eclipse begins l1h. 5sm- AIS
Am
At Baltimore eclipse ends Oh. sem. 24s. pm.
At Boston eclipse begins 12h. 22m. 14s. p. IN.
At Boston eclipse ends 3h. 23m. 0s. pm
At New York eclipse begins l2h- 9rn. SOS. pm.
At New York eclipse ends Sh. I'm. los. pm.
At Charleston, s. c., eclipse begins llh. Sem.
IS. am.
At Charleston, s. c., eclipse ends 2h. Sim.
3Ss. pm.
At Chicago eclipse begins lob. 5sm. SIS. an
At Chicago eclipse ends III Som. 54s. pm.
At ST Louis eclipse begins lob. 58m- 2ss.
am.
At st. Louis eclipse ends III 3sm. SIS. pm.
At Denver eclipse begins Oh. Som. 81. am.
At Denver eclipse ends 1lh. 5Sm. 26s. an
Mean local time in every case.
This eclipse will be visible over nearly all
that portion of South America lying north OF
the equator. in the West India Islands, the
Bormudas and the Azores. 1t will not be visi-
bic In Europe or Africa.
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". p. HuxroRp. ns,srdra
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IMMORTALITY OF cLEncrNsx.
1ts Punishmeut Discussed by the Episcops
House Of Devuttes.


House Of Deputies.
BALrrMoRs, Oct A-Iess than one third Of
the deputies 10 the triennial Episcopal conven-
ton were in their seats this morning when Rev.
DR.. Morgan Dix called the house 10 order for
its ninth day's session.
resolution offered BY Rev. William Jones Of
Arkansas threatened an acrimonious diecussiou,
but the threatening mutterings and expressions
were stilled BY q motion 20 lay on the table,
which vas carried. The resolution provided
that clergyman convicted of seri-
Gus odense. such a. drunkenness or
immortality, be prohibited from oficiating, for
at least q year after the commission Of such
ofense. DIR. Jones knew Of ca1oe where the
clergymen, driven from their posts, immedi-
ately resumed their clerical functions in an
other diocese.
At II o'clock the two houses met in Joint ees-
sion - the board Of missions
The venerable Bishop whipple presided.
Bishop Scarborough Of New Jersey addressed
the convention. Ten years ego, he said, the
board had but s2l 900, while today their
treasury held s226. 600
A discussion followed on the scherne 70 leave
the coiored work In the hands of the southern
bishops.
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{: {; " / T
:, :: 4 |, E.. + +.

Some Of our pstrons have oppressed surprise
upon finding out that We carry such . hand
some line Of Suits. To more effectively intro
duce this stock We shall hold . special sale to-
morrow. Offering them from 81 to % less than
their regular prices.
Ladies' Navy Blue Flannel Blazer sutts. all
sizes. Regular price. % %. Columbus Ami.
versary Price. a. 0S.
rwtlled Navy Blue Flame. Refer suits
Regular value. $40. Columbus Anniversary
Price. 81. 90.
Navy Blue Serge Russian Blouse suits. Beg
ular value. Sl0 Columbus Anniversary Price,
SS. o.
Ladies' Heavy Twi1led Flannel Blazer Suits
Regular value. %. Columbus Anniversary
Price. o.. 81.
In addition to the above re also have an st.
trscttve line Of stylish Dol Drouki. f" ''postil-
ton." Russian Blouse" and .'Eton,' Suits in
navy blue and black ssrGss. fancy mixed che
viots. &c. e12 to eco.
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$4.98 LADIES. Corr SAL.

Take your Pick Of g. A. %. %. % 20 and
o6eS costs and Refers tomorrow ct the o.
iumbus Annissrs.ry Price Of - 90 each
Thsss include:
Black Chsvron Refers, "a in. long. full
shsvl-roliins collar Of black fur. fur loops and
Dap pockets. Real value. ohe6. Columbus
Anniversary Price. e4ee.
Lisht Tan DIAGONAL CameiS HAIR Refer. "a
ins. long. box back. horn buttons, Zap pock-
ets. Real value. o. e6. Columbus Annivsr-
,sasy Prios. ~ %.
Plain Black Cheviot Refer, notched collar,
black lasting button. ZAP pockets. extra quail
tty. Real value. eo.4S. Columbus Anniver-
sasy Price. - 9e.
Tan Notified Chsviot Refer. Russian back.
hap pockets. nosched COLLAR. Real value.
e6Aa Columbus Annivsrsary Price. q. o.
Biaok Chevron Resfsrs. - inches long. last
ing buttons. nap pockets, silk lined to side
seams. extra quality. Real value. % q. Co
lumbus Anniversary Price. e4.96.
Mixsd Gray and Tan Chsviot Refers, with
inserted collar of velvet to match Zap pockets.
very stylish. Real value. o. Co. Columbus
Annivsrsary Price. s<.oe.
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The Wheels Move slowly I'm tkl
DRAGONS Emptre.


His Majesty the Emperor of China and the
"Son Of Heaven" is enjoying a train Of min
tature railroad cars, presented to him by the
French syndicate Of capitalists who wish to
get contracts for building railways
In China, they win wonder at Its steam
engine and tho six thousand electric lights,
which are now being introduced into the
hottest Of Chinese sanctuaries, cannot but
turn their eyes to our civilization It win
not be long ere material advancement win
be made In the science of medicine, which
has for 50 many centuries remained . blot
upon their civilization
The missionaries are doing much to dispel
the mysticism and reverent awe which the
Chinaman holds for the connections Of
snakes, toads, lizards, ETC., prepared by. tho
native doctors. They recommend standard
remedies which have long been favorahly
known In America and Europe, such a. Dr.
Piercsb Golden Medical Discovery, remedy
for al cases Of blood-taints or Assmors, which
has bad years Of uninterrupted success in the
United Ststes, and numbers its cures by the
tsns Of Thousands This d . point gained for
the future welfare Of ths Drogomen EmptA
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MIR. DAVENPORT WAS ABSENT.

He Failed to Appear Before the Committee
Appointed to Investigate His Methods.
NEW YORK, Oct i4.-The congressional COM
mittee appointed to investigate Mr.. John l.
Davenport, federal supervisor Of elections, met
in the post Office building this morning Mr..
Davenport failed to appear. Congressman
Geissenhainer moved that a mandamus Of the
House be used for Davenport and that mean
time the committee adjourn until Wednesday.
The motion was adopted