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The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-09-12
hours FOR CLOSING MAILS AT DUR
HAM POSTOFFICE.

Colds ORC and Greensboro express train No.
lI-Scuth and West at 7:40 a. N.
KeysVille and Raleigh X. p. o. train No. A.
East Durham and Raleigh at 9:l5 a. N.
Henderson aud Durham X. Z. U. train No.
3S-North and East-N.C {. and Va. at lois a. IN.
GoidsborO and Greensboro X. p. .. Z. train
No. l0-East and South-N. c., s. C.. and Fla
at l2:I5 p. m
Lynchburg and Durham r. p. o. train No.
? North and West al 2:25 p. m.
GoldSbOro and Greensboro R. =. q. W. train
No.. eNorth. South and West at 7:l5 p. m.
Keysville and Raleigh X. Il. y. train No. IS
North and West at 900 p. m.
Goldsboro and Greensboro express train No
R-Raleigh at 900 p. m
Hours of Collection from Street Letter
Boxes.
General-935 a. m, 1l:aO a. m. and $50 p. m.
Business SectioR-1:A p. m.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-09-12
From Kansas.

HEBER CLOUD, Kan, Aug. "a, '92.
Mr.. EDITOR Please send me sample
copy ofTHE DURHAM GLOBE.
WIN. ELLIOTT.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-09-12

viii call things by their real
names and name them properly.
It guarantees to advertisers more
than double the combined circula-
ton of all other papers.
1t will continue to tell the truth
and jerk the mask off of pioGs and
pretending frauds.
1t will not waver III its fight for
the development and prosperity of
the New South, and 1t asks the
patronage Of all honest men.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-09-12

THE GLOBE is entered at the postOiiice. Dur
ham. ~. c., as mail matter as the second class.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-09-12

IT Is to be sincerely hoped that the
colored population which drinks whisky
and has the car kill it at East Durham
will desist. The thing is becoming mo-
notOnous.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-09-12
To MORROW is Christmas

lr Is with pleasure that we record the
fact that the new hotel is coming along,
and will be a thing of beauty.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-09-12

No n ever tried Simmons Liver Regu-
lator without being satisfied with its effect.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-09-12

Indigestion. Miserable! Take Bea.
CHAINS Pills.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-13

After being In the employ OF Mr.. George ?.
Oyster for twelve years Frank Brown, acolorsA
driveI vas arrested yesterday on charge Of
robbing his employer. Mr.. Oyster has had
the contract for supplying butter and egEs 70
the insane ssylum, and recently complaints
have been made concerning shortsxe Of f,om
One 10 seven dozen eggs in each deiivery.
Brown, who had been in Mr.. Oysters ssrviss
Tor % long time. Was not Suspected until
the reports came In 90 often snd
then Precinct Detectives Raj and Weldon Of
they followed the vaeon 10 the direction of ST.
Ehxabeth's. On the way through East WASH
tngton Tie driver reached back in tho wagon
and lifted . few eggs from the boxes until he
bad 0lled . small baske1 The oficers Wit
nssssd this performance and then placed
Brown upder arrest He vas taken 10 the Pe-
itcs Court shis morning and win b trisd MO-
day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-13
Presidential Postmaster. to b. Nominated.

Presidential Postmasters TO BE Nominated.
The following nominations Of presidential
postmasters have been decided upon and will
probably be sent to the Senate next Monday:
Samuel b. Border, at Boulder, Colo, vice VAL
entine Butsch. Commission expired; LeBaron
B. Willard, at Greeley, Colo, vice r. II. Johns,
commission expired; Elizabeth J. Cook, ss
Arkadelphia, ARK, reappointed; Hanson ii.
Barnes, at Castle. Mont, Office became presi-
dental; Frank j. Nesbitt, at Bozeman, Mont.
vice George Budd. deceased; John S. Fenn. st
Port Angeles, Wash, Office became presidential;
Henry A. Talbot. at Franklin, Mass., vice J. NJ.
Freeman, resigned; Joseph ii. Reynolds, at
Harlan. Iowa, vice j. Is. Stutsman, commission
expired; Samuel +. Cole, at Bella, Iowa. vice
j. Al. Stubenrancb, commission expired; Lewis
b. Landmesser, at WIlkesbsrre, Pa, vice Mary
Z. 2. Bogert commission expired; Samuel 4.
Foutz, at Westerville, Ohio. vice William Rowe,
commission expired; J. Clarence Reeve, at East
Greenwich, Il. l., vice j. i. Calvin. commis-
sion expired; VIM. Il. Lewis, at Austin, Pa,
vice n. II. Hastings, deceased; Edward Hall, ss
Havre de Grace. Nd, vice Joseph +. Wood
row, commission expired; Edward 4. III. Pear
son, at Pontiac Mich, vice j. @. Buchanan,
commission expired; Edwin ID. Coe, at White
Water, Wis, vice T. i. Donnelly, commissaoa
expired.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-13

Odell r. Blair Of New York reappointed q
clerk, class 81 ,000 record and pension division,
under departmental rule 10, civil service
rules-
John B. Davidson Of District Of Columbia,
clerk, class 8. surgeon generals Office. died.
Oslin NJ. jackson Of Missouri and Joseph n.
Hance OF Ohio promoted from clerk, $1,000. -
class 1, record and pension division.
Joseph j. Carpenter Of Ohio and VIM r.
King Of Mississippi promoted from copyistsL
ssoo' to clerks si.oo9 record and pension divi-
from class to class 8; Albert q. Drane Of
Georgia, promoted from class ! 10 class q
and August " Gisiger Of Illinois, promoted
from class loo TO class I, once of ths
surgeon general
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-13

FRENCH ExTRADrTIoS TREATr.-The Secretary
of State is negotiating new treaty Of extradi-
tion with the French government The exist
ing extradition treaty between the two govern
ments Vas concluded many years ago and is
not regarded altogether suitable 20 modern
requirements. The new treaty viii be practi-
cally the same in its terms as the one recently
concluded between the United States and
Great Britain and the negotiations have reached
point that virtually assures . favorable con-
cluslon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-13

THE PREsIDrsT's CALLERS. - Among the
Presidents callers today were Vice President
Morton, Secretaries Blaine and EIkins, Senators
Mcmillan, Aldrich and Ransom, Representa-
nves Huf and Lind and Capt Meredith. chief
OF the bureau OF engraving and printing, with
Mr.. E. 5. Conway OF Chicago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-13

NAVAL PArMESTs-The Secretary Of the Navy
has made the sixteenth payment Of ssS $50 to
the Union iron works of San Francisco on ac-
count of Cruiser 70. and the fourth payment
OF .962 TO William Sellers of Philadelphia for
turning and boring lathes for the navy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-13

PAssPoETs IL GREEcE.-The Secretary Of
State is in receipt of a dispatch from the
United States minister TO Greece, No. IL. dated
January %. 1892. stating that that government
has determined 10 enforce an old royal decree
requiring foreigners entering the country TO
have their passports visaed by some Greek
Official. All steamship companies carrying
passengers are required to see that persons ap-
plying for transportation have their passports
properly yisaea before selling them tickets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-13

The BALTIMORE Posr 0FFIcE.-Bids were
opened at the Treasury Department yesterday
for sewer at the Baltimore post Office build
ing, the lowest being that Of John Jacoby Of
Baltimore at S3, 975.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-13

NEW BASK.-The controller OF the currency
has authorized the Anamosa National Bank Of
Anamosa, Iowa, 70 begin business with capi-
tai of $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-13

BONDS REpEENEp.-The amount OF AZ per
cent bonds redeemed yesterday was slb, 100,
making the total redemptions to date s2s.-
265, $50, and leaving outstanding O., 2ss, $50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-13

THE President today RENTED the balance
OF the forfeited recognizance of Frank W.
Carter. District Of Columbia, upon the payment
Of S250 and costs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-13
WILSON WHISKY
PRODUCT OF THE WILSON DIsTILLERY.
HIGHsPIRE. DAUPHIN CO, Pa,

WILSON WHISKY
PRODUCT OF TIE WILSON DIsTILLERY.
HIGHsPIRE. DAUPHIN CO. Pa.
This celebrated Whisky. most carefully and slowly
yeasted mashed fermented and distilled from the in
valuable health-giving Chs:ybese waters and choice
small grain Rye peculiar to the renowned mountain
districts Of Pennsylvania and Maryland and ripened
in heated ware houses sea voyaged and aged in the
warm salt air of BerIud Tie OXIDES OF iron and
their homolosous salts found in the from which
this Whisky is distilled render this Whisky invaluable
and unequaled as tonic and reiuyenAtor to those
need Of strength. vitality and vigor.
See certificate of frof. Ionry the Baltimore Med
ical College:
1T is PURE. FREE FROM FUsEL OIL. AND
CAN THEREFORE, BE SAFELY RECOMMENDED
FOR MEDICINAL USE. lis HIGH COLOR Is
DUE 10 THE IRON PRESENT.
''wM. p. TOMMY. Ph. D. Chemist
This eslssTSis sS whfty & is ;sld By the following
To-kaion Vine CONT any. 0I4 Ilth st. NV
j. E. BIZ an s Bro. JOS Pennsylvanis ave. NV
J. 5. Eedinsn. cor. sth and Louisiana av.
h,i;, Il Mhss ,sS,r g, cor l ls'1 % ana s
Il. Ii, Elliott. lo,.O lith 81. NV;
W. S n DsnnSy slmoa 1895 sS5 I.h itah ,s and sta NJ"
LoS' %S,sh, %qsd.Hf iirk: III iats dS,s !. st W.
l. J: Iurl-y. iUi.5 isIh st, Ii.
isonSad fes Grit6ei. fS iaa sHa and d rs .,s'
y. eis; 1 cor; "a y.s AID s's. se;. Capitol nnl
Manosue jones. 3i5o M SCisSsl; ST.. GeoIs.,opn VI
A.so The io.lowInI Hotels and Restaurants
Me,ropolltan. Kiggs House. Harveya ''''AA''
1. IL Marshall, 1873 81. NV.
John ! EaT khart. 10Th and F s,s. NV
rms &C., w RTSes, H"h:0 90 eoIssr Pa aye, We
fhss, 4; Isi.tsin, i4ls New York ave.
bo;hWsll : ralgs. 4l5 la,h st. nv.
John Burke. cor. 9Th and sts. sw.
ban Bassiss. 5Us E St: NV ~"
%m. @ Willis. AIS isih It NV n " w.
EsnIy $ iI1sh.u;; 81 81 t IN and ST. Nv.
v. /. Val. I3Ga III IN i. NV NV. ave L. w.
Ihos. Bsnnayan, luUsI I2th ST. NV
f : ;sr + i1a &; aud m ST.
John Mell. cor; 9TH and II sts. NV.
ash iSah ts@SI,i' cosslS1s. ais Tsa. ss q. Il INV NV
NIe1.nssr nan nseb baiSnchio t S IAN An anS
?. b. Nc Mahon, ol5 18th ST NV
l. tof VI s and
9eo; p kczei. ls.9 18th i. nv.
Y.iL,', W.; Costello s..n .9.,Hs.; "a g st NV n.
\ ia,, W. MTsssni l9ls R sd @ q, Georseto~n. D. c.
I, K KeynO.d-. sC:1i NJ ST.. asorxeto%n. b. ..
MerieiIalA Ctut, I42o st. NV.
joan iS1 tS.n1.s.in SdH i3.s e .nd .d i. s, NV nv
Ash for WILSON wHIskY.
THE ULMAN GoLpsBoRoUaH CO..
notei-eo3m Distillerx Baifimors Ma
HsvioLINs. v1oLAs AND CELI.Os.-4OO
- to select from Examine this superior col
lection- Prices t3 to tlxJ. Bows, stripss Cases &c
HUGO WokCH CO S.o 9Th 1t. u. w, iala-:,n
THE OLD LAUNDRY
~ UNDER NEW NAME
ToLNAN STEAM LAUNDRY.
lD1 to 400 u. nv.
We call for and deliver al laundry. aH2o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-13

NAVAL oRDER-Lieut Commander Robert
Z. impey has been ordered to duty ct the
navy yard at League Island, Pa
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R~ROCHDALE NOTICE.

&-0SROCHDALE NOTICE.
he Rochdae Cooperative Society of the District of
GO umbia orsanzedin 1880 and now numbering about
Tor tie year May ne1s. m when ali
present contracts will expire Most of its members
Plies for some ~ OCO pei are purchased upon the
cash only dasrs wi perceive the advissSy Of
g1.ing this subject prompt attention.
compete for these contracts should comm
cate i'll writing to the secretary OF the executive
ST. stating their line business their busi-
tire con dence in regard to his SUBJECT whether Their
prol osais are arrel..d ur not. 1hereupon dupcate
Will be them due season. url sufficient rea,
son to the contrary is known to the executive commit
tracts ioI the ensuing year about March TO- aud
iul competitors and preserve entire confidence to
that W Harsha is not the secretary or treasurer
any other cirer O: tins society aud has since
has not since had and has not now any authority
or night to make contracts issue trade cards
moneys or do any other act whatever for in behalf
ALL MEMBERs OF THE SOCIETY must exchange
their current trade cards tor ones .paying -
cents theretor) before the Both April next III
var lhe new trade cards will be ready for issue on
or about March I, at which tue notices will be pub
from whom these cards may be obtslned Member,
are hereby NOTIFIED that the agents na1ed on second
to act SUCH their accounts having been
the ans sn
notice, all communications from members should be
EMERY, 7O7 & street northwest. or verbally to- the
president 4. =. kkENE, 1904 street northwest. or
to the treasurer. l.. Z. WILLIAMSON, 4SO LOUISIANA
avenue northwest. or to any member OF the UNDER
signed executive committee.
Any reputable person desiring to become q member
OF the society may do at any time, the con-
dtions (s1gnIng the agreeaent and paying BY cali
ing on the secretary, Nj kEery, at above address;
and those joining before April 81 will be entitled
TO renewal OF trade card for ensuing year without
charge.
A. /. SPERRY. 32l Delaware ave. ne.
L. j. RENlCk, ll:g 18TH st. NV,
s. Ii. BELL, 10 y st. NV,
Z. h pEkSUNs, TAI st. s.w,
q. W. WONMELLE, :,O7 Elm ST., Le Droit Park,
W. W. CHASE. 500 A IT. s.e,
JOHN r. CHURCH. .0I I'd IT. ne,
fel0-St Executive Committee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-13

CONVENIENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY - Internal
revenue, s5s2, ,694; customs. s4aO.57s.
L. Nj. BURR has been appointed fourth-ciass
postmaster at Spottsylvania C. H.,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-13

SPECIAL NOTICES.
kSHEADQuAkTEks
DEPARTMENT OF THE POTOMAC.
GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC
WASHINGTON. D. C.. FEBRUARY T. 1892
The twenty fourth annual encampment Of this do
partment will be held
MONDAY. THE 18th INSTANT,
AT
BUILDERS EXCHANGE HALL
III AND 7ls ETH ST. NV,
AT 6:30PM
by command Of
JAMES NJ PIPES
Omcisl; - Department Commander.
Assistant Adiutant General. feI0w.ks3t
@THE issTRsSHi saT10SAh tIpElNs5pnIrr d5nfsSTp
wAsHINGTox. DC.
D'pS.tsS ",;e csss MssanTsGp 1Srn snd Trust
Protection of Policy Holders.
s4l5.2 $50 ~ pany; s5OI. .s53 90
2ls.23o q for succeeding year. 25I.475 80
sl97. .ol9 81 company. se4e. 977 70
Policies outstanding January ]. Is9i. 7.29t
Ne, gain in number Of policies for the ys.r 4.6i6
poleie. issued during 1880. .5ss
OVER si, i,56o,o36 90 rs CASH PAID 10 POT
ICY HOLDERS.
INCREASE DUKINd 1891 OVER 1880
3.ls3. or 90. IS per cent
standins. ........;...-..- 4.6l6. or saes {"
mentsto policy holders SIS. .sl33O or o. 80 " "
sources. .................. S. 2O2 81. or o75 Z"
-sources......,........ 80. e57. 81. or % ss
ihcIease IN cash income %. o43 ~ or 34- IL - ~
Increase in net invested
Increase Of cash assets "'0'"' L. OF % o.
over outstanding
oTEK ONE MILLION FIVE Ne d HGSbff8 Il i1S tS THOU
SAND DOLLARS FAD POLICY HOLDERS.
HoRATIo sRowSffd. flicFHs Flssidsn..
WILLIAM Z CLARK. Vice Pres dent
SEYMOUR TULLOCH. Second Vice President.
GrH n =. SaKfR; b r h5essSr.r Ins.T
JOHN b LARNER General Counsel.
?. S. RIDDELLE, NJ. d. Medical Director.
HonAr1o nnoraG1. PlGfagT1Bs; i Bss.pips Middleton
koBEKT BOYD, HaIdwsre.
NJ CLAM. Live stock Broker. ~ '
fkASk HUME. Gro.e .er
5SHi''al Ss.sfsi Il !eMss cs rS hSs'
bAkEk q 6sa hTsi baisl. hi5sis d1Se.fs h5Ssss
JOHN T. LAkNER: Attorney Law.
T..
OEO. ID. ELDk1DGE. Actuary.
BENZ. i. DYER. Insurance.
PRINCIPAL OFFICE,
,.2asSr fnATHH WAsHfSG4oS NhHiESa SASk 6c BUILDING
R,1HE REAL STATE TITLE INSUKANCE
- Co. 40 La ave. INCORPORATED IsSI. |
tapiiai. S:210.0V surplus S41 ..s1S Nj. Ashford |
President. Geo. Z. ming. Secretary; T. francis
Rigs. Treasurer. DIRECTORS: Chas. b. Bailey
z y. Davis. C. q. Duncanson. A. F. Fox. VIM Calf
X. U. Hoffman and Geo. W. Pearson.
since beginning business this company has disposed
Of over OOO without loss to sock Lodrr or
client and enters upon the eleventh year Of corpo
rate fe crowned with success. 1t is the best equipped
and has the best faciities for furn shng
and abstracts of title shortest time co as,sfef
'cih aecud dcy ana the surety Q is stockholders and
tnts. ~
1t superinteDds investments In real estate making
All disbursements without charge when copyeyan-
M. connected Herewith Is prepared by the company
iced ialU S{ 3 feti n hi .,1 InL5 10 10 -;
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CHURCH NOTICES.
OTHER SERVICES.

R~ALL SOULS CHURCH tUNITARIAN,
-. l4th and sts Services. Il a. m; and :! 80
Sunday school and B;ole class at DAD am. Young
peoples meeting at 6:3O p NJ: All invited. Since
extra chairs the aises forbidden rev holders
request ed early order that visitors NAV
be promptly welcomed to the seats uuoccupied. IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-13

EeIABIisHLD ls7o-w. s. TAPPAN. DEALER
- diamonds. Watches Jswelfy. Silver sre, &C.,
~ ~ 81 Z ", thirc door sbovsf. kl&p watch and
ewe4Tt REL a.r1Lx q sIeclzlty seI5
NAscURA
lor Celd IN the Head. CstArrh. Sore Nose. Sores.
Noonss Eczema and sklrs Dlssases xenSrallv pc 4
- sss ~ ~ asassisss ssssrsliy. ssls-l1'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-13

TSNOT ICE. SNOW AND DIRT, BUT
- clean. dry fuel, kept under cover, is what
tney get who buy their Goal and Wood from v.
BALDWIN JOHNSON. Only tine best articie and one
price to everybody; Complete facilities. bottom
prices fnil weight and measure, clean fuel. prompt
deliveries oitces-ll01 K. 1. ave- NV. oil A ST.
ne and ol9 AZ st. wv. ialy
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INSURANCE.

MUTUAL PROTECTION FIRE INSURANCE co.
vi OF The ID C.-NILLIAM BALLANTYNE,
President. JAMES Z. FITCH, Secretary. Issues
policies at unusually low and each shares
IN the prUnts- For iu information apply TO the Office
oftie eOmpany. l3O6 g ST. NV ja:23-Iy
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TWO CENTS.
CHURCH NOTICES.
BtPT1~T.

BAPT1sT.
HsFIRsr .BAPrIsr CRURcH. l6TH ST.
.sheo :sT so m m s. prsseGnr sssss ss y:
tS sy.nin a N; snd 20 pm Baptism at the close q
& &E;m. Christian EndeayoT society. Tuesday evening
eord.slly invited 30 these services
~CALNARY BAPTIST CHURCH sTH AND
-. Inv. fsH. samuel n Greene, psstor.-
primary and saYsnoed rnmSry may aeparI@ents;
THAP6L 6a,~.,s4 sR.NcH; H:.,dE 49, snS. and aes
a m. Presceinr. III !. NJ SUNDAY sSa schS9i. s;t'
MEMoRIhL CHAPEL. 9Th and = a NV. ~ charts. e 4.
Prayer ering Monday. 80 IN Al are cordially
invited to these services. IL
<SGRAcE BAPTIST CHURCH. SOUTH CAR
smith, pastor. Pres chine L N. and ., ~ Hon
O'Clock subject The YoSn. Man d nsr Sfsh,ns fns f Il
RSBEREAN BAPTIST CHURCH. ls1H ST
D~s near NJ St W. J. Milton W.ldron pastor
The Need Of the WoridNsu Hearts ir,S r in
Tu.sias public Bible Class; 3 p saturday. band
R SSZioN BAPTIST CHURCH, + ST. BET
- 81 and ~ sw.Grand rally all day-Ii
q IN "a heS. a; n MaIrnT; RI. M Rev . h. Herbert
Church. Rev. Y. J. Howard. pastor. Is.
ECSPkoNIDENcE BAPTIST CHURCH, @ ST.
-, near 3d sw-sunday school. 9.30 an.
dsncs heS o. 81 r. Is SaT Of North Carolina. subject Pro
CbuTcn, Mad Son st 6ti l4th and 18Th 81 sts. is.
ley 1. bryant, pastor.-sunday school at y :s0a.
z:o pm, sub.sct The Prisoner S' Dreams" y n IL
|AssiT9R s,EI. H.z S%LM ssd5Ix srLAks oS
tL,, a. seats irse. len invired second Bapys,
Snuren 1tn 81 and Va ave. Sc 1t
kSELDER A. HALE WILL SPEAK IN MON
- unental bui ding, lk! Penn. ave. N. W.. to-
Christian sa sSta6y and Activity From he oertsin,y
tiNn q
Christ" LIST Cor. l1;Js. All invited. 1t.
x4SCHRiSrIAN ENDEAyoR UNION OF ID G
First BaEt.si Church. cor, 18th and sts kddres. @
oy Or l. ; Halnhn ami fine musical and literary
program Livery EndeaSorer expected to attend. 1t
KNSE:SfhEEr BAPTIST cHUkcH. NEAR
,ar II o sasc I.Ipt Mu. r., pss'GT Gru,a Psash sas
So ~ p;jn mn; Sons centious Drposition." sabbath
welcome. "' r.
RSsHnoH BAPTIST CHURCH. / ST. BET.
- - 10Th and l1th sts; NV. Rev. J. A. Taylor,
be the Grand RAILS, Of the church. Al ii an, The
" va. 90 pFsss foT, hs & rsi agnTa sermon Subject,
seaool sea and sIeaking cOllec ton will be taken for
fiTt and Last sermons, 50 ; G ss'ieS, Ch.ists
and hep u.s. Revival meeting ali next week. All are
SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH. 40 ST.
NJ third in the series Of sermons on ReTresenta.
the Money Lover" 3p. M. coi.Inunioa aop rIas.
hev. Z. Wesley fitzhugh. lts'
CHRISTIAN.
lSNEkMONT AVE CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
81 Pastor +. D. Power at ii am. and 80
T. m sunday school. $50 Christian Endeavor meet
ihR. go loa arr welcome to all the services. IL
k@S,CHRIsTIAN ENDEAyOR UNION OF nc
49, will hold a grand social mass meeting on
friday evening February ~. at 7:o O'Clock. in the
tirst Baptist Shurch. cor. 18th and y sis Address
by Dr. l. > Hafnlin and a tine musical and literary
lroSran. tNery Endeayorer IS expected to attend II
FSNINTH STREET CHRISTIAN CHURCH
- cor. Sth and ID sts n.e.-Seryices a IL a IA.
and 30 D. ~. conducted 10y the pastor, r. u. Barby
Christian Endeayor meeting at 6:l5 pm Al wei
come.
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EASDR,. JOSEPH A. MUDD, LATE OF
- National Economist. has resumed the prac-
tice OF medicine. Office and residence. lU1 Massa-
chusetts ave- ne. Telephone 5l2. sIl-3t.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

TEMPERANCE.
ESPROF. THOMAS W. sIDwELL AND DR.
~ Jesse Holmes of Friends Select School will
lecture ''Temperance' AT ClabauSh's Hall, 1870
18th St, Sunday evening at 13O. All are invited
M.troro,,an MEEK NJ = Cburcb Mbh n isS faiussn All
10TH and 10Th SIS, Sunday at pm Address by
Mrs. Smell. national evangelist. 1t
R,wOMAN'S CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE
49, Union Gospel mass meeting, Foundry NJ
+; e GhIrch. nth and g g SITS. n W.. TUESDAY EVEN
W. BAN OF Kentucky. Come early to secure seats.
All fl ends cordially invited. II
MEETING AT GOOD TENIPLATiS' HALL.
49, Sunday night. G:30 O'Clock. Good speak
mig and singing. Come take the pledge 1t
HS MIR. MAGRUDER HOUGH WILL NOT BE
49, responsible for any debt contracted by the
lady calling herself Mrs. Magruder Houyh. MA
GhODER HOUGH. 2124 Pa. ave. NV. IT.
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LAssBuRsH & BRo.
OUR LAST GRAND
DIGGING OUT" SALE
OF
LADIES' AND MISSES

CLoAKs.
This will pale all former attempts. No reduc-
ton ever great this. No such prices cut
ss now Il is the one grant opportunity of
your life Seize it.
AL 79c. and Csc Black Hare Nuffs for OCC.
AL ~. p. sl.50. s1.75, si9s Back O.
A Bl,eS ; nsrs ii Nus a. foi s- 20 and - S1.35
a B:sf s assfaGhan hae nj Nun. tS and 50 2.77
Als Msi. 10 80 and Is 80 c.tsssal 80
All % 50. "a, $50 and s. cape s.s) 90
sea- Nuns Tor s....-....-..-.....--..eN N-.cc
AL Black Hare Capes that were SO. 80 c10
~ "
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FSATIENTION. PROPERTY OWNERSI 1
49, have 10 or II clients with from as 600 to
S-O,OOO TO invest in improved property (business
properly or dwelling houses ren ting from 10 a.
nlohthl mat VIII pay fair interest on investment
II yon nave such to sell you stand good chance OF
cred. DAVID II STONE
1t SOG II 81 n W
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K~NoTIcE-
am selling out my Lamps. Shades, And
irons. Tenders, Crates and Bronzss. Must
close thsm cut ss once. Prices ct the bot
tom.
Z. F. BROOKs,
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~ TSULAChSIUNE
GOLD CURE
FOR LIQUOR
OPIUM HABIT.
has failed to cure worst case 20 days.
and at the end of that time the patient las steady
nerves, good appetite and buoyant health.
r. HENDERSON GRAHAM, MD,
Medical Director.
G03 18th ST. feI0-4t