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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1892-02-26
The Largest Stock

Of Felt Boots, Knit Boots and Ger
man Socks, and overs to match, can be
found at the store of E. J. Engels.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1892-02-26
CONDITION OF PRIVATE BANKS
At Mineral Point, Rewey, and Cobb,
in Iowa County.

Published per order Of John Hummer, State
Treasurer,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1892-02-26
CastOria.

"Castoria is an excellent medicine for chill
dren. Mothers have repeatedly told me of its
good effect upon their children"
Dr. G. G. OsGooD,
Lowell, Mass.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1892-02-26

"Castoria is the best remedy for children Of
which 1 am acquainted. hope the day is not
far distant when mothers will consider the real
interest of their children, and use Castoria in
stead of the various quack nostrums which are
destroying their loved ones, by forcing opium,
morphine, soothing syrup and other hurtful
agents down their throats, thereby sending
them to premature graves"
Dr. J. F. KINCHELoE,
Conway, Ark.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1892-02-26
POint-- Iowa County Bank
and Abstract Office.

JAMFs HUTCHINSON Il G.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1892-02-26
ReWeY-ReWeY,s Bank.

Total SIPS, A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-16
Strike in New York Expected.

New York city seems to be on the eve Of
another general strike Of the building trades.
Just as the members of the Electrical Contract
ors' Association were congratulating them
selves that they had at last put down the strike
of the Electric Wiremen's Union the strike has
revived with fresh vigor. Tie union men have
strongly presented their case TO the walking
delegates and assert that they have already re-
ceived assurances from sufficient nuInb Der Of the
delegates that strikes will be ordered on several
buildings. The delegates themselves also ad-
NIT that there is every probability Of q general
strike Of the building trades. II their present
intention is carried into effect, tonight will see
thousands of men idle in New York city The
war will be directed agains. every building for
which the Contractors Association holds con-
tractz
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-16

The st. Louis police are making strong efforts
to locaUe Joseph (Baron) Dixon Orth, who has
been swindling number of merchants and
friends and who disappeared some days ago.
He went TO st. Louis in July last and departed
on November 2, leaving outstanding accounts
that estimated at S20. 000 and it is not known
that the returns are yet complete. He secured
a partner in business. whom he induced to in
vest some $50. 600 in a fictitious business. His
title gained him access to the private offices of
numerous merchants, and all now bewail the
loss of large sums of money loaned for few
days "a personal favor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-16
Sanitary EXPERTS Going tn Nfexico

A party Of officials consisting OF Surgeon
General wyman ard Dr. Kenyon of the marine
hospital service. Col. Long and DIR. Smart of
tine army, Medical Director Gihon and Surgeon
Ames of the navy, Mr. Robinson, inspector of
plumbing of this city and a representative of
the bureau Of American republics and Agricul-
tural Department. will leave Washington the
latter part Of this week for the City of Mexico
to attend the twentieth annual meeting of the
American Health Association, beginning No
vember 20. This association is the largest and
most influential sanitary body in the world. and
comprises the United States. Canada and
Mexico. 1t has for its objects the restriction
diffusion of sanitary knowledge among the
people.
President Diaz will entertain the members OF
the association at the castle Of Chapultepec, and
they will also attend his third inaugurs ton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-16

WRECK Oh tne move.
The correspondent o, the London Times at
Ferrol, Spain, saws that the court Of Inquiry
into the wreching Of the British battle ship
Howe in the Bay of Ferrol has assembled on the
flagship Arson. The correspondent. adds that
he learns on trustworthy authority that the &C
cident was entirely due to the inaccuracy of
the admiralty chart which was supposed to be
corrected up TO 1873. 1t was found by sound
ings, however. to be entirely unreliable
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-16

The Figaro Of Paris states that the United
States Of Colombia have extended the time of
the Panama canal concession for one year. and
urges The French government to abandon the
idea OF prosecuting the directors Of the canal
company. This extension is regarded M a
gracious act on the part of the Colombian gov
eminent, considering that within few months,
according to the terms Of the concession. the
vast work already done would have lapsed into
Colombian hands
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-16
A whole Town Without Hats,

The democrats Of Latonia. No.. on Saturday
night celebrated the democratic victory with q
great bonfire. ending up with casting their hats
in the flames. Not content with that they
seized the headgear Of all the spectators on the
scene and burned them up. Then parading the
streets in squads. they robbed every pedestrian
OF his hat. and CARRYING 1t to the fire conligned
1t TO the flames The result il that nearly the
whole male population Of the town Is hatess.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-16
Annual Meeting of Unitarians.

The eighth annual meeting of the Unitarian
conference of the middle states and Canada was
begun in Philadelphia last evening in the First
Unitarian Church. No business was transacted,
the conference only being formally opened
with a sermon by Rev. VIM. Housewife Algers
OF Boston. The regular work OF the confer
ence will be taken up today. and three sessions
daily will be held until the business to be trans
&C ted is finished
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-16

THE ELECTION IN MARYLAND.
Official Returns From All the COuntie of the
State.
Official returns of the recent election have
been received at Annapolis from all the coun-
ties of Maryland. The vote of the state, divided
among the four parties on the presidential
ticket follows:
kepublicdn 81. 733
ProhbitiOnists. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. o.S71
Populists ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1856
The vote of the state for the democratic and
republican candidates was as follows
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-16
DIAMOND AND DANyILLE RAILROAD CO..
n =. RUIDEKoPER AND Ri BEN FOSTER.


Schedule in eject September Z. lssra
All trains ant leave at Pcnnsy wanna Passen
ger - a'ion. Wash Ingtou. ID &.
y. 80 a .n.-Daily local Tor LsncLburg and Warren
ton. Connects al Man Tor Front Royal and Stras
bGrg daily. exec SUNDAY
II. 40 a m lEly. connects Al Lynchburg tor A.!
stations &orfutk and western lroad and Tor all
principal points south on all Divisions OF kicAmosa
aud Dtnvllls Sys'eni. Pullman Slsepcr New lork
and WASHINGTON 20 sthnta. CONNECTING thence with
Sleeper 70 New NJ sUInefy and for Mem
phis via Biruin -hsn. uniting az IanFile win
Sleeper for August nl al oreensoofo with Sleeper
fo- AshI le.
4 as D. m.-Daily for warrenton and Orange and
through train for Front Royal and StrasOurE daily.
except Sunday. = -
IL 90 r. m-Da!lv WASHINGTON AND SOUTH
WESTERN sfST DTIED LIMITED composed en-
tiraly of Pullman Sleeper Dining. iaTlor md smoking
Cars, and AtHrfa (titn. II hoursl with Pull
Sleeper through New York and Washington -
New Orleans Montgomery and Washington 10
IL 20 y. m.-Daily for all principal POINTS south %
Eichnlc nd and haLyilie sist-ul- Pullman Sleeper.
New York aud Washington TO Hot spring - via AISLE
vile. aud washington 70 Atlanta -
TRAINS ON WASHINGTON AND OHIO DIVISION
leave Washington stn. 10 a IA. 4 - daily. 10
Washington H. so Is daily ana y D a IN.
and $50 p. m. daily. EXCEPT Sunday. 1rKin leaving
Washington q. % aud arriving o. - except
Sunday, runs 90 ami from HcsIaon only.
Through trains from the south arrly- wAshington
z 90 a. Ia 10 - aud &c D. Manassas DIVE
ion. 10 Us a In. aud g - y. m. eKc"It SUNDAY.
Tickets. Steering Car reservations and tnformE ioa
furnished AT ofir-. LOO PennsylganiA ave. and az
Passenger station. pennsslysniA EHafOad, WASHING
ton. ID. c.
L. s. BROWN. General Aseat Passenger Dept.
". A. TURK. General Essen FER Agent gySs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-16

blood faint Find a perfect remedy for
scrofula, In ell its forms something that
peryics the blood, as well as claims to- That,
II its taken in time, will cure Consumption
DIT Pierce has found it. It's his Golden
Medical Discovery As strength-restorer,
blood cleanser, and flesh builder, nothing
Like 1t Is known to medical science. For
every form Of Scrofula, Bronchial, Throat,
and Lung affections, Weak Lungs, Severe
Coughs, and kindred ailments, it's the only
remedy 30 sure that it can be gNaranteed II
II doesn't benefit or cure, in every case, you
have your money back
You get well, or you get $500" That's
what is promised, in good faith, by the pro-
sufferers from Catafrh. The worst CO. no
matter OF how long standing, are pegmA.
neotly cured By this Remedy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-16

II is announced that the Russian tariff on raw
cotton will be raised to lao copecs per pood
when imported bv sea and to l55 copecs when
imported overland.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-16
OTHER REPORTS.

The next repor. submitted and approved was
that from tine committee Oh Bible and tract dis
tribution. This committee was composed of
W. ). o. Thomas, c. L. Curtis and s. r. White
The views of the committee were thatit was their
duty to place a Bible in the hand of every man
woman and child in the land. Good results
were also alleged to flow from the distribution
of Prayerful tracts.
The committee on total abstinence Samuel
Green. X. X. West and George c. Jamson. re-
ported The report read that the letter ard
spirit Of the gospel laid Christians under the
obligation To abstain from the and sale of
Intoxicating beverages. The committee ex-
pressed interest in all reasonable endeavors to
suppress the liquor traffic.
At the adjournment of the session a sumptu-
Gus repast was dispensed in the lecture room by
the ladies' Of the church. The tables were
beautifully set. freighted with sweets and solids
and embeilished with choice flowers. The
Indies were untiring in attention to the guests.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-16
i. Ii. TowSrn 4 Soy.

i. Ii. Towxrn 4 Son
DEALERS IN DRY aOODs
L3lG I'm ST. M.
5000 yards Good Unbiesched Cotton. tc
lAt .-1che,i SheeJins. lie
lt.4 Cnhl-.rLet sh-etinx. i5c.
Al-~co. Dre-s Goods. al inches wide. 5O.. Regu-
Lar E-ir-, 75c.
Vol Hlxed Dress Goods 20 inches vide, 25-
Vel Mi1ei DTes- GOODS IN soOd styles, 12tSa
- 800 anusl SuitiLx. JOi.ches wide. .sDc.
n-N IN - Light Costs. far trimnsl 4 cap
40 lray a. White Blankets. he pair.
- tftslns fr.'Eg 20. Ia-E up
p. cen forts. -. 81 30. 75e.. 81 aud ap 10 81
faulrutier.d school Bass. from - % ~.
isdl-~ and Chidr~n'S Net Underwear all prices
I-.rss line 0g STAMPED Linens at Low prices.
ctIpe. brslds and Je. Trainings for dresses
81. " 70
laii-si Long Nixht Dres-eS. pc. skirts. PC.
.c.aalss. trimmed. Pc. Drawers. trimmsd. 2scL
~ Rvs Pms. lie. Carpet Tacks, lie.
We have I'D more Webster Dictionaries 10 give to
go s1stCu.s Call and get . card ocl5-u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-16
INIT GREAT
Il PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE

ANA ENA
rPP3tB,E TRACY 81 fSSbJP sci,SThyS,.,,,
II &c. Aasgs, p lse, v sr,r,ox
CohNEK GTn AND D Sis As FOLLOWS
For P,tishurs and The West, fsnnsyivsuia Iinaited
daily; Pas, Line. 10 20 a ~, dairy 80 ch,cage.
M ~ 10 Harrisburg and Barrisbarv 70 Tlt,s6urs
40 .;sepins , ar rom iIi,slgrs 10 oolamSS.s
Steering Cars v ashinlton 70 Hsrri-euIg. Harris
hung q ST Louis and cinciuuati. ana DINING Car
HArris5ursto -. Loais. Columbian Elpr-ss a.
Chicago anu Dinins. Car Hsr4is5urs 70 Chicago.
western Express at - p IA. daily with sioepins
HAr isbars With tar9ush sle.pars f9s Pi,tsbars
sli'aEo; soatEv,st'in Lkprsss p 90 ? n. daily
for Iit-hurg, Colula bus Cincinasti. Indianapolis.
%ssns,oE 10 - fSis sasrinS car R.IssbSrS
70 Memphis. Dining Car Altoona % Richmond;
the Vest. with through SLEEPER 20 PiiIsburE saa
For Kane. canandaiTas. Rochester and Magyar. Pals
daily. eKr@fi sunday. :. 80 :. ln-
faIo and NiscsrS daily, eTcesI saturday, o 20
For mi with -io1EiIF car MSsh,n.,os e ElHir.
IN daily, .kesp' saturday. with Sleeping Car
For Rlism-p5ri. K-noyo aud ElmirA at 10. 80 q IN.
FOX Fiifi .B ipd NEW YORK AND THE
"a 20 90 an a., am X 3 S 30, ".
il 50 Y. m: Limited Pullman Nvstibuls Parlor
Cars; kssti6uis fH,senger Coaches and Dining
CONGRESSIONAL LIMITED
With Dining Car from Baltimore for New York, 4 90
p. m. daly. for Philaielphs week DAYS only. Pas
sengers FOR Phil sielIla will change al south
street station. Philadelphia. for Broad street
ton.
FOR PHILADELPHIA ONLY
Fast express. a.5Os m. week days. aud j. a D. N
daily.
Sundays only 720am.
sss 9s.a.. q N, % % = m daily
For Boston. without change. 80 Am week days and
For Bro6Iiyn Ny. all through trains connect at
Jersey City with boats Of Brooklyn Annex afford
Ing direct transfer 60 FULTON stiee avoiding double
For Atlantic City. II. 90 m. ~ Is n week dsys.
For B.ltinore ), 90 go. 10. : 30, . 90 a.4o.
20 3l5 80. ~ g 90 Limit,adD. :. 20 : ~
ii 90 = m 1915. on 20i. , % ( u. : -
345 400 Limited. %. ). 80. q. u. . 40. % go
10. 90 and II b V.m.
For Pope,s Creek Line 70 IN and 10 p daily
For Annapolis. Z 70. 9. 90 and lI.so IN. aud %
pn daily except sunday. sundays 100 m
FOE AGExAxDRIa AND THE SOUTH
For Alexandria 30. q - Z. ~. %, 90. 10, q
an l2ol non, 100. en-. 2 =. as. s.os.
day at 4 30. - ass. lo.45 IA. 100. =. a.
g f.. \. " and 10 o. y. N.
AceomgodsiSn ios 2aaniiSo, a. -. a. m dSilS
Traius leave Alexandra for Washington. q o.. :. o.
S S5 az 60 o. a. L = as ~ l 10 al "a
HOSP ON sunday At .. TO- 10 a. II u aud
ia am, oS, .. Us. 10. 40. 81 aud 10 -
Tickets aud information at the oica northeast cor
ner 18Th street ana Pcnn~yvAnia avenue. and at tn.
station. where orders can be left Tor the checking u
6;ygsge 60 dissipation from hotels and Iesdencs,
General Manager. Iaus7l General Passenger AGENT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-16
PIANOS AND ORGANS.

TIE Diyyiinnss Al
Can hes he cuitiva tai through the use Of the
DECKER BROTHERS PTANOFoRTEs.
They're the browning triumph Of musical
ccmplishments. In themselves miniature
chestras. they have the adap;abty T. express
every musical thought. They have an individ-
uarty Of tone. delicacy. brilliAncy and power
which pushes them into prominence. sold az
ior rates. easy terms.
SANDERS STAYMAN. Piano Pdriors. a34 + ST.
ocl3-im And l3 y. Charles ST.. Baltimore.
LINE AND RELIABLE PIANOS AND ORGANS
j at moderate figures. at kUHNS TEMPLE OF
MUSIC, 1909 q ST. Pianos tuned, regulated and
rented Established 1872. NJ
uALLET & DAVIS UPRIGHT PIANos-FoR
sweetness. power. artistic finish durability IN
vsed wholesale prices and rental terms pianos for
rent a specially. Agency sl1 9th St n. sel6-3m
TUNING AND REPAIRING. GEORGE ELY.
Il piano maker. tuner and rsrairer, late eighteen
wears with W. O. Metzerott 4 Go. Residence. 22i
18Th a.. s.w. workshop In the rear. Terms reason
able; hrstclass work pianos vanished and polished
repaired. y3O4ms
CTEINwAY, CHASE, GABLER BRIG6S PIANo5
- Organs and Eolians for sale rent
DROOPs Music Store.
n2O-tr US Pa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-16
POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

/ NORFOLK AND WASHINGTON
Increased lrcigbt accommodations AM quiok 10
livery from New YORK an PhiiAdsplia
stesmers LAKE and MDsELEr
From 9th wharf Washington. sunday. Nednes lay
Telephone cali 1850. ocs
NoHfoLK AND WASHING ron srEAxBoATcl
uAILi LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON. "a u.
FORTRESS MONROE and
NORFOLK VA
r,enew and powerful iron Palace steamer
WASHINGTON AID NORFOLK -soUTHBoUyD
m a. wharf STRIVE =. F,-trr-s M1uroe IN n
next day Arrive Norfolk 30 where rail-.
road connections made Tor AL loil-. soatA AL
NoRTHBoUyD
Lave Norfolk Iai;y s;G:to j.. ". Leave Fortress
Nooroe at z 10 D. IN Arrive a. Washington 81 go
a n nextdsy
Tsckes. on sale =. STA ga 1851 and l4si Psnnsy.-
az Ask .s- .lc.s. Va. asxlIaa
- JSo cALLsHxs.
ylTAsuIsGToS STEAMBOAT co. .'IIaITED.s
w from sth ST. ''ferry' wi,af
I.r Potomac kiysr isrldiug-.
sATrRpAy AZ ?; Eetarniax On TUESDAY.
sss.1n.r srrSas..ith on IdSDAY .ud wEpxEs-
se.urnins an aEDS EsDAY and FRIDAi Al 5 = "a.
peSisl rates Tor IRIS Ia the picturesque Lower Ho
tob1c.
lyls Genera Nan
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-16
LADIES' GOODS.

tIoDIsTE. LATE or PHILADELPHIA, NAMES
Va essnins and street COSTUMES from o. NJ; the
inenis. good az guaranteed 1870 @ st. NV. Ia
lC1 sTH sT.-GoULp Has FANCY PAPERS
and ornaments for children make no for
Christmas Little folks are dependent upon us .cr
:oyous Chrfstmas' In
MADAME MAssIE. FORMERLY OF BkTTI
W more, Is now prepared 20 receive patrons at her
Iarlors. 1926 14;h 81 Wedding outfit. ana even
notice. Also riding habit. aud tailor made so~ns.
nls-Ud'
MRS. ". BRADLEY. MODESTO, &C ST NJ
VI ioruerly New horA. Invites patronage % Wash
moderate price. Cutting and has;iag sp~ciaty nle
7 AIDES ssAIsKIN AND OTHER Fur GbR
l. msnts altered into re latest isshlenabls shapes
se.es,-3m 1903 sth IT. ~. bet. and q.
ZINE WHITE AND BLACK LAcEs DONE Up IN
Il frst-class French style White sni Satin Dresses:
M sf tRTssips seaify rs.s, ,ns pTncs Gal,
se3-3nl'
MISSES BUTLER, "a 18TH ST. " W JUST
v. returning from New York we prepsred 20
tser mad. in all the a,es, styles 1eTsecs At niim
NyRs r, VI EVANS a4S ST. : W. WASHING
VI ton, ID. c. Seal sacques repaired and refined.
mufs aid capes made 10 order. carriage r,bes re
lined and repaired. ocs8-lm'
IL. Practical fur-sr. Ladies' furs altered and re-
paired equal 20 new.
l6l" 5;h st.n.w. oc26-ln'
MRS. NJ, C.. DERNEH. MODESTO. HAS RE
patrons. ocaO-lm'
GOWNS ELEGANT CREATIONS CORRECT ~
40 ssty,e. RI. nnish ard prlces. EDITH 4 HICKS
ter. NINE r. Van Reath). cc5-2n
NINE. CAMILLE FRENCH nKrssNAKFP HAS
NJ removed from 1905 6 =, 70 30 IItS s.; n.G
lei Ton parle Francais sel.-onis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-16

WORK IN THE cHURCHEs-srATEMESTs By
PASTORS oF THE YEARS ACHIEVEMENT
MISSIONS AND OTHER cHURcK ACTIVITIES
THE TEEAsUREI's FIGUREs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-16

THE EVANS DENTAL PARLoRl
1211 Penn. ave. nv.
Do you partial set OF artificial teeth with the
odfashioned plate. have you lost several Of your
natural teeth: We insert artificial teeth for you
system of bridge work and thus avoid the o
plate. with all its disoonforts and annoysnces Have
be filed. or have you root in mouth that may
abscess this winter: Haveit treated and restored
its former usefulness by OF beautiful gold
porcelain crowns We perform all operations per-
tanning to profession Fine gold nings artificial
teeth on gold. platina and rubber Extracting with
out pain n51m'
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RAILROADS..
RALrINoEy s ONO RAILROAD.

"
Leave washinston from r.Atien q I.r--v
avenue and . street
For Chicaco and Norshws-t. Vest bnied Llmited In
press rains n 10 a m. \ - '. "a daily.
. fnr & nr'nnati, ~ Louis and IN iisnsro,is vs-t-
0 fSf f s sHs csesissl aipE.. S si' M
Eat IS.i9s.sn ana s.aun,sn, 40 sosn
chst,aBocs. and Memphis, ) Is a "a. II iopm
for Larsy. = 10 :. N. daily
Is 90 Is ninu,~s' ~ oS : 10 "a ~ ia 90 - min.
utcsl a. "a. xln ~. T.. l. ~ 20 II 90 a -
" 10 10 80 80 q" N, in: se "a - S fs 90 30
y 80. q. o.. ~ minutes NS ~. 10 10 40 40 m
& ., pinu, w., sua nlS - 100 ~ 20 NJ -, 3sS
III NJ ~ \, - 100. ho.Ho oS1 hsN hAA ASo.
FOR Anaagoiis. :. = and : ~ m. IL Is ana as
.fcC frsderick. ts4a fll.So an. gLiS. -s3o.
y % |. m.
Eor asssrt9vn. 40 4os N. sud IS sOpm
80 ,Fe, hersenrs and way points - - % 90 M,
TKlS' = a. a. tlo q n q 80 ts,o
Tor lhilaie,rhi New HorS. Rcstcn ana 'he cast
ga S@ 10 na. DINING CsrD IA. ~ as . m.
olsD :, NJ s,nns erL III 80 p m. sleepins Ger.
For feiladsPaiA, Wilmington anu Chester. 500
sgtis' pArlor Cars on all day trains
-, tfstoi, : ~ a. ~ with Pull man rufs' sleep
va ashk@elsie hrds- landing passengers In n and
For ~: g city. 10 90 a. m and ia os pm. sun
'Escspt sunday. 'Daily. gsunaay oniv.
-, -, WAVES tynius
70 ieacsS ~ Uricu Transfer 90 on ord.rs i.f, "a
uIee, So ,'ls And 1851 IL ave. aud depot
Con N-nGser fnlsl cen p,ss L.,
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"a lAFEAKE AN ONO RAILwAT-

1CEEDUIE IN EFFECT OCTOBER n. 1872
trst,.s leave daily from luion Station "a aud y
C'h G..f 2 sts -
through re rrandesi scenery in Aule-sca with .ha
hsnd~o lesf and iu1ss complete solid Seratr.
West rom " sshinrtou.
- 90 p N daily Cincinnati and 81 lou. Tfrn-
rsd'-solid ves'ibuiei. newly equipped. elertrir-
lighted train, With dining Pullin.ns nnesi s-.r-
ms srs Washington 70 Cin-inastL Arrives Cincin-
nat SEQ an. fndiHna'o.is Al NJ IA. ~. Loui.
- y m. Chiragp : - = m.
II 10 =. ~. dAk-rb~ famous =. 7. Y, L4mit~l~--
asolid v.stihule train with diling amt Pailman
sleeIers fr Gu i'm IT, Leninrton louisville Indian
apolis and ST louis without chau-- arriving 1T
Cincinnati . - q. Lexington 10 p m. Louis
VIE Boo .. ~, indianapolis II o. y. m. Chicago
- a m. 81 Louis - a. m. connecting m Union
depot for all points.
2o0p. tAiiY-THpreSs for Gorlonsvilla Char
otte-vtlle, iArhmoud. NaNnesboro'. Stauntun AMI
principal Nirsnna FONTS daily. EXCEPT sunday Tor
Pullman locations and tickets al Conpany-s oaices
6l3 and li2l Pcuna
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-16
EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON.

ID young adies at 9e7 st. October 3 Special
courses. LAURA Q: TALBOT. Principal Refer
ences: Hon. Hugh McCuloch Judge A. Macarthur.
Hon. A. X. Spofford y.s7-om'
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health the con-
su m ptive who
reasons and
thinks. Consump-
ton is developed
I through the
blood. It's a scrof-
ulous affection
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CRoSHoN's DENTAL PARLcRs. ESTABLISHED
" 1887. l50S l4th ST. n. Full sets 81. S1c and
go. Old plates made new. Open day and night and
SUNDAYS. Filling 81 Old and new processes used.
oc:,tj- Inn
nR. S. PARSONS. g. T. COR 9TH AND SITS.
~ n Willing Q speciality. Aching and liberated
teeth restored by the system Afocai
applied to to alleviate pain in extracting AL
branches OF dentistry. och
I'EEE DENTAL INFIRMARY-TFRTE FILLED
and artificial teeth inserted without charge except
cost of material at 25 st. dental department
Of the Columbian University, from 10 . y. daily
except sunday extraction Free inrrmary open from
October . to June 30. se2s-r
DENTAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. UNIvER-
~ Cty, cor. sth and sta n Open 70 i, all shs
year. Extracting. 60. free Filings 80 plates ~
cost Of materials fel0-tr
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nR. II. C. JAMES. DENTIST. d37 Q ST. NV,
y operator IL all branches Of Dentistry. Preser-
Walton o! the natural teeth speciality. Extracting
and filing without pain. Twenty years experience.
Fees moderate. MA I'm
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