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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-08

Incsspss1ssss Arc Ches>s ~ g. Svsp.,>a
Bod - Burnt Mins s.A e.aay epsssp.
The commitsse Of cisvsn sppoauA,d b. a.
citiren Of Montgomery county. ma, rsiasvs
70 the TakouA, Burnt Mills end sandy sprsn~,
railroad held IN sajournsd meeting 81 BurnS
Mills yesterday, Mr.. Geo. Bouafsnt prs~dAne
and r. II. Miller, secretary. n,s Dsnhsrs Of
the committee present we're r. 4 M0lsr, Or.
=. Thonss, DR.. G. @. sssss. sssusl
ID. wstsra B. y. Pssep end Dsnael
oDriscol. Thee wsre s,so on hand
many otheu interested In TIE projecs. Who srus
their advice and counsel 10 the committee u
was decided by this ccmmissss sfssr e~s.sss
Discussion Of The matter that the time had nov
come for action and thss public sentiment wss
IN favor Of the construction Of The road, nese
favorable assurance being given - 10 subecrtp-
lions 70 stock. especially from rshcna
70 Burnt NiIls-thrcueh the central secnon,
some dfscuss1cn wss held relative 20 the exacA
route Of the road beyond Burnt Mills by man,
bers OF the COMMITTEES residing between ths
nins and Sandy Spring, which VS. snninshly
adjusted. and the committee. IN accordance
with Instructions given them by the nae
meeting recently heid AZ Sligo. went into sa
election for Incorporation. the number hssns
ncoaronaroRs
On the part Of the route from Tskoms -
Burnt Mills the following ineorporators wore
selected; DR.. C. q. Stone. Samuel d. wsserk
Benjamin T. Peters, Daniel o'Driscoll, joe
ID. Gibbs and Frank p. Clarke. For the
route from Burnt Mills 10 Sandy SPRINGS
Messrs r. II. Miller, Or. Francis Thomas,
Geo. Bouifant, Asa NJ. stabier. VIM 4. Man.
naeke, Alban q. Thomas and Henry N.
Baker were chosen. After this action
was taken the committee adjourned sine die,
and the incorporstorS elect who were present
immediately proceeded 70 erect an orssnizs-
ton by electine Or. c. @. Stone president and
VIM. L. Mannakee secretary. Further action
was then deferred and the incorporators after
interchanging views upon this Contemplated
road adjourned 20 meet NJ Burnt Mills on wsA.
nesday next at O'Clock pm.
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Stormy Passage for the Fuerst Bismarck.
NEW YORK, Oct Son October the steamer
Fuerst Bismarck in lat. 4s.47 long. 80. As, expe-
rienced a severe storm, accompanied by a ire
mendous sea, during which eight men we're in
jured. They were engineers assistants and
were on the lee side of the vessel when struck
by the sea which rolled on board, washing them
about the deck gangway. Three Of the injured
men had their legs broken. During the whole
voyage the Fuerst Bismarck experienced stormy
weather with northeast gales.
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued BY the
clerk Of the court - follows: Geo. W. Holland
and Sarah Gordon; Jss. simmons and Mary r
Harvey; John II. Dove and Maggie Harrison.
both Of Fairfax county, Va; Morris kAufmAn
and Mamie Bsumgarten; James II. Ovens ana
Matilda Cooper; Warren ID. House u KAns.1
City, Mo-, and Rose NJ Wallis.
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BROKE THE RECORD.
Oyclist Windle Wheels q Fast Mile
at Springfield.
4 JEALOUS SOLDIER SHOOTS his RIVAL
Suicide Of a Wealthy North Car
Gilman.
A SPIRITED CONTROVERSY.


Wind1e Beats the Time for . Mile ON .
Bicycle.
sPRINcrrELD, MASS, Oct. s.--willis windle
had another 'go"' at the records at Hampden
Park today, and as 9 result he holds the
worlds time for the mile (standing start)
and for the flying start. The former was
done in 2oe rs, the quarter in IS 2-5,
half, Loo SIS; three-quarters, 1.se 2-5 The
previous record was held by Harry G. Tyler at
2os 4-5. Tho half mile (hylns) made in 81 As
seconds, the quarter being done in % IS, or at
the rate Of mile in 153 3-5. Windle pre-
viously held the record at SO As
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MYSTERY OF JOHN REESE,

The Wealthy Denver Man Died in . New
York Aims House.
DENVER, COL, Oct. S.-Ths mystery sur
rounding the death Of John Reese, the wealthy
Denver man who was supposed to have been
murdered in New York, has been cleared up.
He died in an aims house in that city which he
had entered after escaping from an insane
asylum in which he had been placed. He be-
came insane while on his way to Wales His
body was brought to Denver yesterday by his
son, who had spent several weeks in the east
hunting for him.
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Richmond Tobacco Factory Burned.

RICHMOND, VA, Oct. s.-The large four-story
leaf tobacco factory Of A. B. Eddins on 18th
street near the river was totally destroyed this
morning. A large quantity Of lumber and the
drying kiln of W. j. Whitehurst, q sash. door
and blind manufacturer, were also destroyed.
The fire is supposed to have originated in the
boiler room of the factory. Eddins' loss is es-
timated at s25, 600; insured. Whitehurst's loss
Is $1,000; insured.
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PITrsBuRo, Pa. Oct Sat 10 o'clock last
night freight and a passenger train came
together on a curve about two miles west Of
Xenia, Ohio, on the Panhandle railroad Engi-
neer Joseph Nichols caught between the
boiler head and tender of his engine. Fireman
Van Horn jumped from the passenger engine,
but it is thought was fatally injured. A num-
Der Of the passengers were badly bruised, but
none Of them seriously injured.
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MARRIED.

BoURGEAr-KIBouRN. September n. INxs
q the Church Of saiut Ferdinand dee T~~nes Rsrts
rrrsnae. BELLA NJ. kr-BoURs 10 EMILE BotE
BoYD.NoRRrs. On wednesday. octoh>e s lexs
q ting residence Of the brides mother, by the Eev
Dr. Mtliama. GEORGE H. BOYD snd FANNIE n
NORRIS.
oRAHAM-o'TLAHERTy oc,ohsr 9. 1870. at ,ha
PsasnSe q thu hriass g.rsps. . sTp.n,sr .g..
this city. 70 Miss MAGGIE O'FLAHER1x.
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University - Lincoln, Nsb.
OMAHA, NEE, Oct. s.--Prof. W. p. Rogers,
who had charge Of tho commercial department
Of the wesieyan University at Lincoln. Neb.,
loft Thursday for Kansas City, saying he was
going there to attend Q wedding. Last
night . note was received from him say
ing that he had gone 70 Alaska. Rogers
left debts 70 the amount Of upward Of q 900,
besides being short In his accounts With the
university 70 the extent Of eS00. He was also
engaged TO be married TO two Of the young
lady students under his care
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UPSET THE LAMP,

The House Caught Fire and Three Persons
Were Badly Burned.
New York. Oct ga kerosene lamp was
upset in the room Of Maurice Furman at 100
It'll street at an early hour this morning. The
house caught fire and before family living in
the next apartment could escape three Of them
were so badly burned that they were taken To
the Gouveneur hospital. They we're Rachel
Levine, twenty-eight years old. Sarah Levine.
Ave years old, and Esther Levine, eighteen
months old
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LEARNING TOO FAST.

Choctsws So Interested In Politics That
They are Having Election Riots.
CHICAGO, Oct. S.-Gen. Miles yesterday tele-
srsphed instructions to Col Wade, command
ant at Fort Reno, to send what troops were
needed to suppress riotous disturbances in the
Choctaw Nation. For some weeks the Indians
have been fighting among themselves over dis
puted rights to ONCE and property, and several
prominent ChoctAws were assassinated
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DIED..

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Arrangements in the Criminal Court.

In the Criminal Court, Justice Cox, today
there were number Of arraignments.
Claiborne Howard. alias Charles alias CLAYTON
Howard (colored), was among them, and the in
dictment. charging the murder Of Edward O.
Atwell by shooting him in the back on May 20,
was read and he plead not guilty. stating that
Messrs. Smith and Shillington were his counsel
The following plead not guilty:
Martha Racks, violating humane law BY
receiving child in house Of iIl-fsme February Is
Joseph H. Graham, perjury In case Of Charles
Williams in the Police Court January6.
James Riley, false pretenses, May %; Nathan
Cohen, endeavoring to influence witnesses;
Albert Bush, larceny; Frank West, q boy Of
ten, HOUSEKEEPING; Martha Divine, house
breaking; William Dickson, do; Joseph Holmes,
do; William Farnsworth and william NORTH
edge, conspiracy; Edward J. Townsend, en-
bezzlement.
John Perry plead guilty of larceny and house
breaking and was sentenced to one year and .
day in one case and two years in the other.
Edward Davis, assault with intent 10 I'm,
plead that he was the wrong man, the other Ed
Davis in Jail being charged with this onense.
while he was charged with larceny and haA en-
tered his plea.
In the case Of Chas Jones, alias Harris, e.
sault with intent to kill, the recognizsnce was
forfeited.
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Attorney French, who represents ths psoss>
cutting attorney In Judge KimbaIl's court. -
nxed sixty-fve informstions aeainst The alleged
proprietors Of houses Of III fAms for sslline
liquor without licenses. The Oommissonsn do
not license these places, bot The poliss prsss-
cute them about twice during NJ hopnss yuar
In order that the District shau get about The
usual amount Il II hcenss TAX.
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CREsPo ENTERS CARACAS.

The Victorious Insurxent Received with
Great Rejoicing.
NEW YORK, Oct. 81. B. Garcia, commits
sion merchant Of No. IS Broadway. received
the following cable this morning from his
Curacao agent, NJ. Zerpa, "Crespo entered
Caracas at the head Of his army, 1900 strong.
There is great rejoicing among the people"
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COLUMBUS DAT.
How 1t Will BE Celebrated by the Public
school Children.
An INTERESTING

An INTERESTING PROGRAM ARRANGED YoR, M
GLIDING MusIc, REcIrArioSs AND A T1ka
RAIsISs-A COMPARTMENTS LxrTkR PROM
SUPERINTENDENT POWELL, WHOSE sueoxs-
TIoNs ARE ADOPTED.
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bpeokef Cr1epS Beompang Tour.
ArlAssA, Ga, Oct a-Speaker Crisp Vim
issve next week 70 mako Tires speeches In Ken
tueky md four IN Michigan. He win tAen 90
- New York, New Jersey and Pennsylvania end
return 70 Georgia October a. 70 enter the CAM
paigu n this state.
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Found Dead With the Gas Turned On.
New YORK, Oct. s.-Hattie Ward, twenty-five
years old, Of No. PCS West 19Oth street, was
found dead in her room this morning with the
gas turned full on but unlighted.
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UNDETERRED BY THE DALTONs' FALL
Five Amateur Train Robbers Made . Haul
in Illinois.

MONMOUTH, I'LL, Oct. S.-A gang Of five
robbers did Q land Office business in this county
yesterday. The scene Of operations was on
board the trains on both the lines Of the Bur-
hngton. A man named Anderson Of Roseville
was relieved Of 300 and Gales
burg man lost CAS-. Several minor
losses are reported in this city.
Last evening the thieves were located in q west
bound passenger train. Officers attempted to
capture them, but, in Jesse James style, the
bandits lespsd from the train, dourishing their
guns In the faces Of the waiting officers, and
escaped.
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The Temperance Crusade.

The Temperance tsnt, corner sth and o strssts
northwest, was filed 10 its utmost capacity ~
night by an audience which manifested sppre-
ciation of a well-rendered program prepared By
the management rs the closing exercisss Of The
summers campaign The tent was folded To-
day.
Chairman Mahoney stated thaA ebouA l,2oo
signatures to the pledge Of total abstinenos had
been secured during the season and TIE vosk
would be continued throughout Ne city duFine
the winter, with headquaztsrp in RscAsbt6
Hall, corner Of ~ street and Pspnsyivapia
avenue northwest, where meetings would -
held every Sunday night
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LADIES' HEMsTITCHED LINEN HAND
KERCHIEFS-an widths Of hem-12,fc. to
size.
LADIES' WHITE EMBROIDERED LINEN
HANDKERCHIEFS. scalloped edges and
handsomely embroidered-usu SOC. quality.
''Encampment price"-29c.
LADIES' EMBROIDERED HANDKER-
CHIEFS. with scalloped edges. block work,
hemstitched and embroidered-new designs
l2}<c.
LADIES' PRINTED BoRDERED HAND
KEROHIEFs-pure linen-12kc.
LADIES' WHITE EMBROIDERED HAND
KERCHIEFS. in new block and drawn-work
designs. with scalloped edges-25c.
LADIES' MOURNING HANDKERCHIEFS
all linen-12lzc. to 81.
LADIES' WHITE EMBROIDERED HAND
KERCHIEFS. with quarter of an inch deep
hemstitching. lace and scailoped edges-pure
Nncn-and new effects-JOc
LADIES' WHITE EMBROIDERED HAND
KEhCHIEFs-5Oc. to 81.
LADIES' MOUssELINE D'so1E HAND
EERCHIEF-nicely embroidered so to
90.
LADIES' INITIAL LINEN HANDKER-
CHIEFs-121fc. TO Doc.
LADIES' JAPANESE SILK HANpKER-
N-25c.-INITIAL-25 to SOC.
LADIES' SILK HANDKERCHIEFS IN
solid colors Of Pink. Light B.ue. Nile Green.
Lavender. Buff. Salmon and white-scalloped
edges and button-hole stitched-12,<c.
LADIES' SILK H NDKERCHIEFS--white
and colors--embroidered in different shades
scalloped edses-1ec.. 25c.. 800. TO 81. so.
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Silver Found in Finland.
ST.. PETERSBURG, Oct. 8.-A remarkably rich
lode Of silver has been discovered at Orarval, in
Finland
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Name.
o. ! @.
Mama.

The following are the opening and closing prices Of
wire to Carson 4 Mccartney. 1419 F street.
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Mss LULA LEHMAN.
oniy AVtAorfs,d EasAsagtOn cent.
93l F ST. NV.
II Ca-s hours; II n TO 2p.nl-. 3to5p.n-
Orr1cr OF
Mosrs S.xsHrrMEn.
BOARDING. LIVERY AND SALE srApLE-
o. and 20 CT Gnw
Tslepkcrc 81

Washington. u. C.. October s, lslrs
t. Ny IrisnEs ami the I-uhlic:
r wing jus c1up.etsd extensive alteration. IN nv
STAGES am nJv more than ever rreTaxed % serve
ycu and you Isrfect satisfaction in every
rsstost
Ihave competent assistants and By SWING my per-
sna- saI srvi.i,n this In it-sf should be nttins
Fla-rt-. tha. yau viii b. served prOusptly and your
Eo.s-s and Carriages kspt Il Ferfect order.
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MES's SsRv1cEAB1Es.

MEMS ALL.LINEN CoLORED BOR-
DERED HANDKERCHIEFs-a big variety
25c. to SOC. FRENCH LAwN-124c.
MEMS HEMSTITCHED LINEN HAND
KERCHIEFS - unlaundered 12Hc. Better
quality, with extra wide hem-25c. to Toe
Extra large size some of them.
MEMS HEMMED LINEN HANDKER-
CHIEFS-12Hc to SOC.
MEMS INITIAL LINEN HANDKER-
CHIEFS-all letters-25c to Soc
MEMS LINEN DAMASSE HANDKER-
CHESTS. to 81 25.
MEMS JAPANESE SILK HANDKER-
CHIEFS-PLAIN-25c. to 81. 25.-INITIAL-
SOC. to 81.
MEMS SILK DAMAssE HANDKER-
CHIEFs-sl to S125.
JUVENILES.
CHrLDREN's HANDKERcHIEFs, with
colored boriers-fast colors-5c
CHILDREN's PLAIN WHITE LINEN
HANDKRRCHIEFs-20c.
CHILDREN'S WHITE EMBROIDERED
LINEN UNDERGRADUATES.
Don't be gullable. You safe in supposing there
is something wrong when prices are far off the
track of values as the seconders ask for their
demned lots. What do you want with bunch of i'm
projections? Nothing-we are sure.
PERRY.s,
NINTH AND The AVENUE
Established 1SAo. Telephone 995
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". N. sHUsrKR / SONS.
o10 PENN. AVE. n. ".
1920 N ST.. NV,
tn. o1 SaAB PRSYl2 ssESf grao1.
Roctc{ yob6ans By s1psrisnosd ana ssiaahas nsa

A FTER A sLEEPLEss NIGHT USE AN00oTupA
gsp qins. ps1niscsafsd - b. siEdixRf { s6H Il
al dru6g1gts'. =
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THIRD AND LAST SHIPMENT
FINE TAlLoR-MADE CLOTHING
Recently purchased in New York city
Al CTS ON THE DOLLAR.
Amount Of original purchase was s5s. 71a2L
MEMS SUITS.
BLACK CHEvIoTs.
Strictly all wool.
ito
PLAID CHEvIOTs,
Strictly all wool.
ito
DOUBLE-BREAsTED SACK SUITS.
Neat mixtures.
ITO
MIXED CHEvIOT SUITS.
Strictly all wool.
ITO
HARRIS CASHMERE SUITS,
Strictly all wool.
-e1O.-
All wool, neat mixtures
-&7JO-
SACK SUITS.
Dickey's cheviots light gray. four patch pockets.
three button cutaway sack,
-$7 Co.,
PLAID wORsTED SACK SUITS.
Nobby and neat.
-97.50-
PLAID CUTAwAY,
Plsids, checks and stripes.
-G5O-
BOYS SUITS.
Ages ID to Is years; coat vest and long pants.
80 81. e. rs. $3.50. %. e750-
and upward
CHILDREN's SUITS. JACKETS and SHORT PANTS
FL. 25. 81. So 81. 70. %. 81. 80. %. Ga. 71.-
"a. 80. @5 and Go
and upward
Double and single breasted
MEMS OvERCOATs.
Strictly all wool. 750. % rs. e10. 912. so, Gle.
s16 rs. SI7.5 eco. &22. 90 and upward.
VICTOR E ADLER's
TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE.
OCT and go SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
Corner Massachusetts avenue.
STRICTLY ONE PRICE
Open Saturday until II pm.
UOface Coats on sale Monday, Wednesday and
Friday mornings from until 10 O'Clock. Price. Is
cents oc4-3m
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" o R = D

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About seven Or eight months 80 was ssessksd
By cough and 81 once began 10 take medicine much
advertised - expsctoranA and continued u.ine II
until hsd taken about six bottles. Instead Of sving
me relief. n only made me worse. I tried several
other remedies, but al in vain and donT think had
three whole nshh'rsss during my illness. Ibessn -
think that
CONSUMPTION
Had laid hold Of me. md my hopes Of recovery wsre
all gone. was . skeleton. but friend Of mine.
who had been some time sway. called 10 see me. He
recommended me 70 try Aysrs Cherry Pecsoral ma
kindly sending me bottle took II, but with little
hopes Of recovery. Am thankful, however, 70 say
that It cured me. md am today enjoying the bese oe
hssRth. ~. wILMOT PAYNE Mcnrovia. liberia
AYERS
CHERRY pEoroBAL.
N<~Ae~ W NJ .. v. ALIEN w. LoW0us mass
PROMPT TO ACT. SURE 70 CURE.
Scorrs Exu1s,ox Or Con Liver
Oh 10 An easy food-it moro than food you please:
butt is food-to bring back piumpaess to those who
have lost It.
Do you know Whist II 10 to be plumpi
Thinnesa Il poverty. living from hand 70 mouth TO,
be plump IL to have . little more than enoush. .
Do You want reserve Of healthi Let us send vou
CAREFUL LIVING, FREE "a
SCOTT BOVINE. Chemists. 1ao South 5th ave-.
New York
Your druggist keeps SCOTS EMULSION OF COD
LIVER oIL-sll druggists everywhere do. FL
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A. KAUFMAN.
300 PENNA. AVE. N. W.

BIZ E ass1 In n, nm, Sst Dress ore :a Goods
!. \ $ $ 81 E. 4 Y
Of Dress Novelties that are only Of the latest
W. 81 '1'A'' JUST THINK,
Atwood storm serses. 80 inches wide. seven a.
AsSoEs fzcT - TR1 HE %9 SsTI SOC: wv
NSSsis, fhsra stis sSS .nS a.
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either in the Fton or Russian blouse suit fine
mournin1 weaves In novelty effects playa
very interesting part. For those who wear
All shades contribute 70 make this lot large OQ-
NO HOUSE in THE CRY GAN SELL YOU FOR
LESS VT THH SSs s1.6o.
On 20 the cream Of offering. which is the swell
material of the and which about ten
styles Other houses that handle these extreme fine
goods sell them about Sc yard while have placed
described them like the above but they are 40 pretty
finest '- ''p'''A' 'u'' ASA ''f our
OUR REGULAR
Line Of medium priced Dress Material has been re-
plenished and show some very good things low
hsure.
TWO CASES
OF - Cloth Genuine Indigo Prints Dress and Waist
Patterns. Sc. GooDs, a. 5 7-8o.
so pieces Standard Dress Cambria In black only.
3 7-Sc.
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pertinent imagine that such conderfut differ
snee that rs quote tetUesn real value and prices
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different lsnoth, .which shipped to ~ FROM tAs
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SALE HoRsEs.

Hyoa Should @ish 70 buy horss you will and TIA,
ean sell you arst-czss - have always from
fftesn tusufy.fvc constantly on hand as 10 10 q
~sil-hn0wn fart that have contracts with some Of
the test hoTre breed@rsin Kentucky
A. time shall b pleased to show you through
my e-sahlishment. and assure you that you win
b Satissed that what say Is 20.
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Rs. wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP

MRS. wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP
Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS By MILLIONS
ofMOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE TEETH
ING with PERFECT SUCCESS It sOOTHEs the
CHILD. soFTENs the GUMS. ALLAYs all PAIN.
CURES WIND collie and 10 the best remedy for
D1ARRH0A Sold By druggists In every part Of the
world. Be SURE and SAX for Mira winslow's 0ooth-
ingSyrup" and take no other kind 70 esnts bottle
d3I1y
T AIDES
IL Needing tonic children that want building up
should take
BROWNS IRON BITTERs
II Is pleasant to take, cures Malaria, Indigestion
and Biliousness All dealers keep It.
FITS. sPAsMs. ST. vITUs DANCE. DRUNK
Fres samples. SCHILLER STEVENS.
9th and Ps. sve.
A RE AS SMALL AS HOMEOPATHIC PELLETS
"A and as easy to take sugar. Everybody likes
them.
Carter's Little Liver Pills Try them.
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