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demands and passed resolutions denouncing
Grover Cleveland. 1t is a bit Of history not
yet published that the Ocala demands which
were submitted to and adopted by the demo-
cratic convention were not even ensroseed- The
committee on platform Just cut them ont Of an
old almanac and handed them to the secretary
~ their report. The Farmers Alliance Is solidly
In the saddle In this state; how long II will
ride il a matter Of conjecture.
As to national politics, IL may be regarded a.
reasonably certain that the electoral vote
Of the sta6 will go to Cleveland and
Stevenson. unless there should be trading
on the part Of the Tillman electors. In
spite, Of the .,denunciation Of Cleveland by
the state denlpcratc convention, the masses Of
the democrats win vote for him. National pol
itics do not enter very largely in the education
Of ~ &yAeus boy" who form the strength
Of t1a 11ll1nH vote in this state. Whatever
Farmer Ben says 'gocs with them and Farmer
Ben h just now In the national democratic
swim.
The alliance will also take an active part in
the congressional fight In fact arrangements
have alre ady been made by which the alliance
in the several congressional districts will select
the member Of Congress. AL the present in
cumbents, with the possible exception Of Con-
returned. Hemphill is to be opposed by DIR.
Strait, political crank, who has the indorse-
ment Of the alliance Brawley will be opposed
by DR.. /. W. Stokes, ex-president Of the state
alliance. Congressman Tllman, the Oldest
member from the state and a brother Of the
governor. is opposed by W. ]. Talbert. an
alliance lecturer. and Robt. Aldrich, lawyer,
belonging to what is called here '.:he coat tail
swingers." The republicans have fighting
chance in but n single district. the seventh, but
they are 80 split up and divided by number
of candidates that there is little hope for their
success. The alliance viii run ". II. Hayward,
q coat tail swingcr, and the conservative demo-
crazy E. ". Noise. The republican candidates
are Gen. Rob.. Smalis, c. Z. Miller and Geo. ".
Murray, colored. and 1. II. Ostendorf. white.
Col. Elliott, the present incumbent, will not
enter the race again.
Altogether political affairs are very much
mixed in the palmetto state just now.
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ALL ~rHE BEND" TURNED OUT.
Funeral Of . Popular and Beautiful Young
Girl In New York.

Funeral OF . Popular and Beautiful Young
Girl In New York.
| All traffic through "The Bend in Mulberry
street, New York city, was practically suspended
An hour yesterday morning because Of the pub
lie ceremonies attending the funeral Of Angelina
Bove. the hfteen-year- old daughter Of Rafael
Bove, who died on Thursday afternoon from paris
green. Although the Boves live in a crowded
tenement and the Bend is the most populous Of
the city, they are reported to be worth e10O 900.
All day Sunday the body Of the girl lay
In state in email room on the second floor
and several Thousands Of men, women and chill
dren viewed it. There were beautiful decora-
tons Of silk and satin and many costly can
delabra in the room and large iornl wreaths.
As early as 9 o clock yesterday morning almost
the entire italian colony turned out to attend the
funeral. and shortly after 10 O'Clock the process
sion started from the house to the Church Of the
Transfguration In Mott street. The hearse was
preceded by three open barouches filed with
flowers and followed by another barouche in
which were four pretty young girls dressed in
spotless white, and afterward a line of one hum
dred and fifty carriages containing the friends
and relatives OF the deceased. Two brass bands
accompanied the funeral and played dirges.
Over $4,000 persons watched the cortege.
There we're 500 mourners. 1t was by far the
most elaborate and romantic funeral Of which
the annals OF Mulberry street bear record. The
crowds were tremendous. The roofs. the fire
escapes and windows for blocks we're jammed
till they could hold no more.
The Torquato Tasso Society, Of which An
gelina's father is the president. attended in a
body. One Of the officers Of the society said: 1--WE
attend this funeral out of respect to the yourg
woman herself quite as much her fathers
account. For six years by her beauty and
charm of manner che sold moro tickets
for our entertainments than any other
person. Consequently IL is bat right that we
should honor her memory. AL our coaches
yon see, have footmen. and were
ordered from a livery stable above l4th street.
Our flowers and bands also come from uptown.
She deserved the best that we can give her
She was such good aud pretty girl The
burial was In Calvary. Crowds followed the
procession 10 the bridge.
A rough estimate made by Mr.. Bove yes erdav
morning placed the entire cost of the funeral at
over 50 600 Until month or so Angelina
who wus belle Of the bend, was generally sup
posed to be engaged to a young pcddlcr
Of icwelry whom everybody knew rs
"Pete:' but suddenly Angclina's mother
forbade him to visit the house and
announced to her friends ard relatives that on
August u she intended to marry her daughter
20 Jerry Polario, the son of Il wealthy Mulberry
street butcher. 1t Ii said that Angelina fought
desperately against the match and resorted to
the poison when she saw that there was no pos
sible chance Of marrying Pete.
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Fon TH. WHorr Wxxx

There b nothing Hks sstisfaetna. and that srohant
or rn who secures the conAdencs Of fts patrons b.
selling goods that reliable invazahay = repre-
ssnted has much 70 be proud of. Thew tats shoe
house In Washington thss has rainsd vidsr circle
patronage than that Of Mesan- WILSON 4 CARR 90 =
Of. n ". and they deserve a. because they ssn
shoe that they cannot rscommend They have stassd
very smphstcaiiy thst thsir q 80 Shoe Il the sofssst
eeesss End most eonzfortsbls footwear sold IN
this city. end shs hundreds Of psopls Who ssS n,v
wearing It would willingly odd thslr tssttmoay 70 this
fact THIS shoe = made 10 vsrsty a shapss duIl q
glaxe nntsh for ladies' bat comfort b The nsan eossd-
stioa and II 70 never found lacking Thsir ssoes b
The scknovis1gsd hsadquastsn Sor every vsrissy q
Russet fcotwsarnot ODDS md ends. but stock CON-
ptste tn very detail zoo ~ R0ns the ssashors
you viii need pair of Bathing elippsru vou cen -
than hsrs q 36c. patr. Slb-ln
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The Old Men "Inclined'' to Go Back
EnOuEh New Onea.
A few brief lines from Otis Childs of the Car
negie Company, now inside the Homestead
mills, decides the great strike. The telegram
sent BY Mr.. Childs to Vice President Leishman
Of the Pittsburg Offices was this: "Hire no
more men. Send up what You have engaged,
but no more"
Immediately upon receipt Of this telegram
word was sent to all employment offices
throughout the country countermanding orders
for non-unfon men.
This either means one Of tvo things, the Car
negie firm will capitulate or the great number
Of old men desiring to enter Homestead mills IL
sufficient to make up the complement. That
the firm will surrender is sheer nonsense.
Mr.. Curry of the Carnegies last evening said
that there were |, 100 men in the Homestead
mills; that most of them were skilled and that
many of their old men wanted work. thirty-six
more old employees having entered the mills yes
terday. The explanation OF the orders to hire
no more non-union men il TINT the firm expects
fully 1000 OF the old employees to return In
fact, Secretary Lovejoy says Of the $500 strik-
ers there are only about 1000 to Z, 500 they
would take back under any circumstances.
Considerable excitement existed at Anal
gamated Association headquarters last night.
For several hours the officials OF that organiza-
ton were cloeeted with a committee Of the
Homestead strikers II was claimed the men are
weakening and desire TO return to work When
Amalonmated fficinls were spoken to regarding
outside sources thew exhibited considerable sur
prise. They said, however, that such n move
would not have any effect on the strikers. and
the firm was simply holding positions open for
'h e., oiu men mat would never DC niied.
xond not stsrt the .nd ,nnnr r ,u". ,i
in Pittsburg until Inc Homostond nrohiem il
SO far AZ the firm is concerned. as u change was
noted yesterday in the Cnrnegie city mills for
the first time since 800 men struck out of
sympathy for the Homestead mon
A srn1xra r.rKs or THE .,rr.r,ox
A.,-;lsr rh.r a,l,d r.r,ra;,,, ,ho .;,,..;o
n EMU e"i 0'"s 'no Si'u"'ioii'
saiu'
Il can only speak for myself, but am tired
of this syupathet,c business I cannot sec INV
reason why we men who have no grievance and mo
complaint to make should be Obliged to yacri-
fee our positions for those people at Homo
stend l would be glnd to see them carry their
point but cannot zee why should remnih
Idle for an indefinite period to help them fight
a battle that lie now hopelessly lost. don I
like to play false TO the union for am under
obligations to stand by it, but ii is coming to
the point where many of us are seriously con-
sidcring whether our families have not q greater
claim upon us than the union. shall con-
slider the question carefully TODAY, and if nv
conscience will let me shall apply for work to-
morrow morning"
A number of others Expressed practically the
same sentiments concerning the unreasonable
ness of sympa.hetic strikes in general ard this
one in particular.
MIN rxa.crn At n,r,,yonr
en- s,r;,,, ,,,a &C.,. 81, ,ha -. c..a,
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out thoroughly and effectively.
They're the original little Liver Pills, these
tiny, suSar-coatcd anti-bilious granulcs-tho
smallest apd the easiest to take Ono litt!s
Pellet for q laxative-three for a cathartic
Sick Headache, Bilious Headache, Constipa-
ton, Indigestion, Bilious Attacks, and al
arrangements of the liver, stomach and
bowels arc prevented, relieved, and cured
Put up in sealed vials-a perfect vcst-
pocket remedy, always convenient, fresh,
and reliable
They're the cheapest pills you can buy, for
they're guaranteed TO give satisfaction, "
your money is returned. You pay only for
the good you get
Can you ask nIorea
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Free Concerts st Bay Ridge Daily
By celebrated Imperial Hungarian 0ypsy Band
pm. Sundays, s:s5 An, l:S0 pm, S:l6 pm
81 round trip.-AdrI
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Hungarian Band at Bay Ridge.
Free concerts daily. B. and o. trains 9:l5
am, 80 pm, ABS p. NJ; Sundays. 9;35 am,
! 80 PM, 3:15 pm. 81 round t,ip.-Adut.
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IN THE MOUNTAINS,

A uRORA HOUSE. AURORA. WEST va
rood q s g: I'D r.
fl dysf sp.si:Ss Ave-: ssy; ssddls ga
KtokILENf TxKLE,- Ice. milk snd fssh VI,
iai' a. Sss r. ~
ss: Iss:is:: o E~ 8 ~ a12 sss s
MoUNIAM WV HoVsl;. 1ooQ TIII 1BoyI
fsiss JOIN < L1Xfz. xnro.S ". Va Si6.im
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grayness 81 the hair. 10 Prevent both badness
aud uaynsss pss HalS Aaf Remover. an honest
remedy.
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ONE ENJOYS

Both the method and results when
Syrup OF Figs is taken; it is pleas.
ant and refreshing to the taste, and
actsgentlyyet promptly on the Kid.
neys, Liver and Bowels cleanses the
system eaectuslly, dispels colds
headaches and levers, and cureshab-
itual constipation. Syrup of Figs is
the only remedy Of its kind ever
produced, pleasing to the taste and
acceptable to the stomach, prompt
in its action and truly beneficial in
its effects prepared only from the
most healthy and agreeable sub
stancesits many excellent qualities
commend it to all and have made
it the most popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs ID for sale in SOC. and
81 bottles by all leading druggists.
Any reliable druggist who may not
have 1t OH hand will procure Il
promptly tor any one who wishes to
VT Do not accept any substitute
CALIFORNIA re SXRUP CO
Gan sRAscssco. cAl.
LOUISVILLE. ~. Afw rex ~
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THE GREA,
,vv PESNsYLyANIA RourE
ct, pp9rBLE TRACK sPLfNpID s,'ExIKY
srfEL ssiLs. NAGNIi lcENI nSrfPMESr
rRA Ess SS SSHS 2A6S sr.rros

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For E,,s.ar: and The West, Penpsrivsnts Iiu,itcd
sSsffs n:' ana aip s. i 10 2 II. +
ins,Os 20 HsrsSurs and H.rri.5s5F . f',.Sar.
snS sssT'as o- Ts, tfSm pi,,.au,s 9euns
iSu,. .na q. onsina ssi Els. p LSu. 5. 81
sle-pins Car. wasainston 20 Harris6urs Harris.
srsbaru 70 s. Leui. Gaiausa aS g Iprs.. .s a.
s.sso and sa' Sn sn sr.. Car :; s .
Western Lures ., :, 20 D. m. daily aith sie-Jinr
HsrsSurs wiSS sbrSuse seSrers sar p ai,S
and Clevelsnd Pullman pinins Car Pitisbars %
iI freurs coa@5u. ninnst T. In In ii. ms sa
Msstnrton mn - 81 :, s1,, ,: pHsn slcs,frs Car
ssg ,E @ asmpsi. pinins Car Altos q
fsSrs and Tie Vest viii ts IN ugh ss,s 'S %
r Ht,sbuTs and pii,sbI.s . chisalo;
daily. except sunday. 5'scs@. and N'As am ans
For Erie csnsnd.lsu. and Rochester daily for But,
p IN; with sieegins Car Washington @ Llnira,
I'm as eiasp, H ssiar dS ss6 IS ss 1 cs AZ
For T M,;1s.s.S g E Edssa "a r
ToF EAsa & SSs Srw YORK ssD THE
~ 1000 and II Is 3 IA, ON Sunday, 200,
lis pm. Limited f1llinan v.-siiuIe n s.a rna
Carr Sesti6ule Passenger cosohcs aud Dining Car.
~ 80 'S q nj fss LIMITED
"tH aa d a week s las o TGT
:sss .sdn NIL f p, a. soS ~.
FOR PHILApELFHI. ONLY.
Fsst express 80 am week days, and 8 - .. N.
Aeeomnsod.sion. s 90 /. IN. daily.
Fur Boston. without change. 20 IN. week day. ana
S,sSty ,1 IN =: through train.
For Atlantic cSy 9, 20. II 90 m. IL Is pm. week
For Bsi,%o!s. s % ., 10. 7.5o. On. . 20.
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~; X 100 40 ~. 70 90 II 10 and II q p.
g. 81 2 Il. + 80 80 id 4 g. g
For fopss orrst Line. 2 &c. m and & 30 p IN. daily
For Annapolis. 7.2o. q 20 and II so m and 4 eOp
n daily except sunday. sundays. 300 a. and
fdh aLExAxpRIA AND THE SOUTH.
For Alexsndrta. 4 80. IS, q AZ d 40 o as. 10 Is
a. so sss' n 10 As en- Pat co. On "a ss.
Accom@odsfioa for 0u.ntiCo, T. IS = m dnily.
For a.S hm ss srS t s. sN S.s and O an
Trains leave Ai.s.ndr.: ier Washington. eos 7.o,.
SIS as e bS q = 3 z 4 = Is I'll g 3 .sS
a "a sssHSS ss cs q I'D o iha h ii "a q
Ticket. and inio.%.sicn :. the othoe norhs.-, cor
S eifS,s. 2 Firth S.H.ti0n from hotels a9d Sas.c,
S-nsrs Msn.1sr esl eener. PASSENGER So S2p AGENT
RALTfMoRE OHIO RAILROAD.
Schedule in effect May -. 1897.
Leave Washington from station corner VI New Jersey
For Chicago and sorshs s s s,sss Limited E
Tos cneinn.a 81 Ioais - AID lS Sii ye-
01 sS rsssSs9s ma .yps,sSd - 2 IA daily
Eor LsIin<.an and st.un.On, no 4os.m.
For Luray. Natural Bridge, Roanoke. Knoxville.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
ATLANTIC CITY, n. J.

- = A1AE> : 81 ~ - ESs -
:ns CONN TON
sss caAErEs Gof &
AZ. mes. he os.sn .aa Rs.ans main a.po
Sss sss ssf;a
O. Box 2O7. my2U:,m
Horn, AIs RIfHEEAsrro crrr.x1
Three minutes xslk from hsthane rrouna.
ts22-2m GUSTAV A. KNoBLAucH.
H95Fs4r. gE a.s,n ny FRnMMaIY ACNE
i T. E:s I%'.9.ssm:ns sn:rssd newly furnished
l i.i5s. ssl' 'f'm' jyisEs GEORGE BEw
Hen ,st, ss S,H VIC 81 F4.ITic
slsem Lat. o. cofaaaaas hass f sslaa.ipA.
! H2TEL coLoNNADEE,, PACIFIC AVE. NEAR
E;%:;s SssI /.
5p.a ?. ~ .I.s x..
0. joseph +: S:i
II P.sine snd aichiean ayes. near the beach; full
TsM
HoTEI. EgcKIER; FoBWERIY NoRMANDIE.
,y5-am Atlantic H en- + KhhCxLEn. Prop
HOTEL oMTH +: B FAC .,a MARyLAND AVE-
IMPERIAL ssss 81
HorGoIc. . os sna y 1r.n. ave. ..lsn. c.yx
F 3D. siHa9 sfa P RGa
iei5-6m
Ho2TIIE,J, ST sTIcKSEy; ATLANTIC. CITY, 100
dfy % to sl4 per week Every Gonyep ap1csxrv
HOTEL WELLINGTON.
OCEAN END OF KENTUCKY AVE
ATLANTIC CITY. Nj
feceon VI. A. kH. g. MrLSoo
T A FONTATNE. KENTUCKY AVE. ATLANTIC
II city; near ;hs beach; everything new and first
jy7-lKm o, g. WRIGHT
MONTEREY HoTEL. ATLANTIC TIA CITY. NJ.
f2G' situations al ''''''s K f,' Sf#c t5ae
OcaaAA:Ns y JILL ATLASTIc CRY: one
Siom SCUM carolina ave Mr s' W G' FAinoR
ATLANTIC CITY.
iy!slm L. d. PARKINSON
TIE EIKToN. KENTUCKY AVE. ATLANTIC
desirable loratiSpi modern convenience oSsn all
r;NHE FLORIDA
i Pacific ave. nea- Tennessee AtIsntic City.
,,,, g., steam heat tnrouzhont ,
HtL-.'-oh VI D. LthLHE
l. 10 North MASSACHUSETTS, ave-. Atlantic City. Ny
hninedke end 900 81 Iniance Ierii!s - to $40 par
uoTEI: rE.YN92E-
Tie celebrated resort fo- " .sain ston's .te .sns-
caiiy the e., nervous and Ovorworked ,vrr~,
THE INGLEsIDE. ATLANTIC CITY. Nj.
l. Kentucky ave; 30 feet from ocean.
81; to =" Ter day 81 TO Sli per week;
I'VE rhvIsaToS.
ATLANTIC crTY..N1.
y,s-oot CHAMBERS s. HOPES.
L Ocean end Of Pennsylvans ave.,
iyl3-1m T. ". LEHMAN & CO
THE MANSION. ATLANTIC CITY.
Largest hotel Open all the ysa-
Orchestra from June to October.
'ec1-2m CHARLES McGLADE
THE MARYLAND. NEW YORK AVE, NEAR THE
L Leach tnobstr,icted ocean view; all the modern
conveniences' erected April. 1891
te6-'ot Proprietor and Manager.
THE SHELLEY, ATLANTIC CITY,
L Kentucky the Beach.
ivo-In nus r''' aI'T1? soUTiIALr Manager.
- Beach, ATLkSf1c CRY de
Il Ma cAssfo
NEKMONT HOUSE, ATLANTIC CITY. YER
mont ave. near the ocean; opens June l hrss-
clC sd n ., every respect ,
NARRIsBRooKE INN vESTNOR Nj. DI
" rectiy on the beach Atlantic City haf hourly
trains mo'ern conye1ieDces, sraro9s P0rches and
pavilion send Tor cirsnlar. $. G. HAINES. iy7-lm
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ADVERTISING.

n YoU WISH 10 ADYERTI5E ANYTaINo AM.
y where as any time Wr1te 10 GEO. p. kOWELL b
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nsilsa. poss.S gsid. @ receipt 4 pslss Sons.ns
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EDUCATIONAL

IN WASHINGTON.
NORWOOD INSTITUTE. WASHINGTON. q. c.
A BOARDING AND DAY school. FOR YOUNG
LADIES AND LITTLE 0tRL2
hsar.s.ss. rrsciR.ls
aulfr l<o7 Ma ave
N 1919 MASS AVE,
YOUNG LADIES tNp CHILDREN
VIII reorcn MONDAY. sEPTENHEk IL With IN.
erased tsc.ites for impsrtins thoroush ocurse Il
educanon n The primary preparatory shd acadefntr
Separunents, The musical course embraces vocal
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peorography aud type~riiins. sal-Sgn
A ri tNsrRCCTIoN.-THE GREATEST oPPoa-
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NorTeil. hss hsd twelve medals and ssadiel afsesn
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NATIONAL ACADEMY or FfNE Axis, saS 81
n. visx Az
HOME SCHOOL FOR GIRLS WITH PosT.
LAURA Q. TALBOT, o27 p st Re.errusses1 non
HUH Mrculloch. Prof. Simon NewconiS, Hon.
horatio Ming ty2S-lms
THE MISSES KERR'S SCHOOL, FOR VOTING
Il ladies and little children lass st. n w. Addrrss
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W. A. TURK. 6eaerai PA..enser A..nt
CHEsApEAkE AND ONO RAILWAY

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JUNE "a. 1sps
9th and sts V
ThrouKh the ersndest scenery In America with "a.
nahdson est and most complete solid Tram srrxs.e
Wsvt from Washington.
0 p M daily ''C'ncinna;i and ~ Louis Iinii~,i-
-cynd Nest:huled. newly equiriei. el-ciric light a,
uAn WIKI dining pulluiAns In .,oeftt.s ar.
.sssns,Sn = Gin tnnsn ineisnsIs GnG "a Loui.
disnapois IL 30 m, 81 Louis : Is nm.
II 10 r M dstly-Tao famous ~ b 4 Nc=ffbu, q
Linlited .olid vesiihule train with dining ar for
IAcihnau Ohio, Lekinston and Louisville. ~ arrly-
Ne AZ innst at d =, m. L-rinyttiu ~ 10 ~ M
all points ~ " INV" h''l"'' i"r
go Z. m. daiy-Enpr~ss for Gura,nsviil. Char
loftesvtlle, hichmond Mayn,sl,5ro' Sfaunfap ana
prtnctIai Virginia points ~
Pullman locatl0ts anl tick ~. n. ga
5l3 and l4ol PornA ave i''
,el9 H. ". fULLEB. CENT PASSENGER AGENT.
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Overloaded and
disordored sto;n.
nchs and bowels
don't need n doae
of physic. That,
with its violence,
only upsets them
!. The more. They
need u dose or two
of DIR. Pierce's
Pleasant Pellets.
That cleansos and
regulates them
mildly and gently,
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VIE EVANS DENTAL pARLohs-
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Teeth that have decaysd and broken awsv NAV b,
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Of work will b found reasonable u consistent
with drst,clas work and best materials. We perform
nsiiiSper"Sns psT,inins to onI prcfessoa fns eola
1y5-lm
nR. STARR PARSONS COR 9TH AND Sis
OAoca snesthstic used the gums 10 aiay the pain
In II excellent for those who cannot Taxa
gas with safety rilltng speciality, such viii give
comfort and satsfsctton. Al branches Of Dentistry
Npresent location twelve years. se21
EREE DENTAL INFIRNARY-rEETH TILED
cost q material Al is & 8. ~. dental depsrs@spps
Of the Columbian Uniyersty. from 70 p. m daily
sSSssR 20 ns me- inhrmarS open zen
DENTAL INFIRMARY-NArIONAL UNIvER-
" dty, cor. Sth and Sta. n u, Open - s, al the
year. Extracting. 6c. heA xllinkB snd plates ~
cost Of materials. fel0-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-02
MISCELLANEOUS.
PIANOS AND ORGANS.

4 HAINEs BROS sorARF GRAND PIANO
"A eIennnt c,se onir e$a1 fs,o ,nnn.I- -,
s Sc hand upright enly sl75 THoMsoN'S PI ANo
WARE ROOMS. o21 18th ST. a27-6m
L piano makcr, tu:er and repaire-, late eighteen
Years with W. q. Metzero.r Co. Residence, 22i
18th ST workshop in the rear. Terms reas M
abe hrst-cass work pianos vanished and nolished
organs repaired. iy21 In
"KRAKATER" AND OTHER FINE PIANOS AT
IN q. Fl. kUHN'S TEMPLE OF MUSIC
1909 Gstn:w. Fine tuning and regulatinr
Established mt fe.s-f;-n
STEISWAY. CHASE. iABLER BRIGGS PIANOS
> Organs and Il olians for sale or rant
DisOOPS Music Store.
nSe-tr 3S5 p ava