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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-14

The High School Cadets and Their Organ
ixatiou This Year

1
| military ors.n,zs.;o, ~ vh,ch ,r,,.,,-
vh;ch g, 80. .,o....;s. -, P.oa. -A.
- 80! suoee'''e seai U. "s ens'sn's
nus won olsuncuon mas again FOR the years
lSs2-lSsS been reorgunized.
The Washington High School Cadet co-ue
has made n renp,..,on 70 he er,;.d h., .,r NJ
anu -
'na' ~ 'ne close OF e"ch schooi year there is a
BODY q wei-trained. well-disciplined and we'll
drilled soldiers who only few months before
had enlisted AZ raw recruits"
| This o.ao, 80. 1000
nv the n~inc;nsi - ,ha u.s., ''sshaso N zoe.
| time-Mr PanI-and avor s;no. h.. 80 .ar;S
strides In overv der,onstrat;o,, - 49, r.
| High Scboo, Cadats 80 80. ~ 40 49, s
! a GOOD shara ~ az $500 ~! ~" ui ~ AZ.
and soldierlv besr;no cans;na che -, eat.nr'
/ ing cor,,o,,.s 60, ha.I - :,
| Gnard Officers "''- -'''~'
! since the ore,n;zot;,, ., 49,. ,;. =.
| 1890 The conmanJ has -, w., Si PN:, -
Last wears battalion 81 s;r comn.n;.. dr;,i,r =
for the first time under the new dyiII reon,at tons
adon,.d Co. az. Ts;.aS 60. uaa an
tingnisbed itself on saver., ocoo.;o v no..hiv
at the exhibition drill md dress nsrade in front
| of the Arlington Hotel last lime
go, -
Tb;s vesr the orowth q, ,he nroon;...,o h.
cansed tho fo-uot;or y, . r.,;,,,.,,, ,o,,v...a
Of two four.comnanr battal;or. e.ch IN .or,-
mand O, a major and the whole pnder a
colonel and full regimental stsf. The eieh,
companies are numbered alphabeticaly
from to n. companies A. q. q
and D composing the first battalion
located at the Central High School. 18th and O
streets northwest The second battalion is
composed OF companies Z. at the business High
School i'm and p streets northwest F and q
at the East Capitol High school. 18th and Penn.
sylvania avenue southeast. and II. at the West
ern High school In GeorCetovn
The officers are from the senior wear. and op-
pointments are based on average in school work.
average drill mark general denortment abiIitv
to command and appearance, as we'll a. on the
result of an examination in driu regulations be-
fore the military instructors
The high reputation for discipline, eoldierly
appearance, precision and accuracy which tho
High School Cadets have always had and which
they will have again this wear, has been gained.
not only by the individual efforts Of oficers and
men, but by the strenuous and well-applied
efforts Of the military instructor. Mai. B n.
Ross Of the Washington Light Infantry, D. c.
N G.
With this wears formation of a repiment
most interesting results will follow and the or
ganization will strive hard to eclipse all Of
their predecessors.
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PIANOS for sale. Drops, 925 Pa. avs-Adrt


st. Johns Chapter, No. Z, r. A. NJ. has elected
and installed the following officers, viz: II. f.
II. p, Companion ". II. Severson; excellent
king, Companion d. F. Seville; excellent scribe
Companion J. n. Adams; excellent treasurer
Companion J. H. Burre!l (P. G. H. P. j; excel
lent secretary, Companion II. n. Smith; captain
Of the host, Companion p. H. Cozzens; princi
pal soiourner, Companion 1. W. Scott; roya
srch captain, Companion Nathaniel Robinson
master Of third vel. Companion H. c. Irving
master OF second veil, Companion b. Evans
master Of first veil, Companion j. B. Williams
chaplain, Companion Silas Holmes; sentinel
Companion George Hearnes.
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Capt Z. s. Dcnsmore. chief usher at the
Executive Mansion. whose critical illness was
announced in The STAR Saturday. died yester-
day morning He had been suffering since
Inst May with acute Brights disease. A sketch
Of Capt. Densno.e's career appeared in TnE
sT,K SATURDAY.. Capt. Dcnsmore realized on
Saturday night that mis- case hopeless and
he bade goodbye to his daughters and to his
brother. who were nj his bedside. The funeral
will occur tomorrow from the residence Of his
mosher-in- law. SIT Florida avenue. and the
tnterment will be made at Glenwood.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
AMUsEMENTs TONIGHT.

AInAraH's OPERA HousE--Fanny Dayen-
port in Cleopatra"
NEW NATIONAL THKATER--"A Trip to China
town"
AcADExr OF MusIc-Louis Morrison in
"Fanst
HARRIS BIJOr THEArER.-"yesper Bells.
KERSAS's LYcEUM -Santlev
troupe. including Omene.
Inn BATTLE oE GKr: street and
OLio avenue.
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BLOOD POISONING.
LONG AND TERRIBLE ILLNESS.

COMPLETELY CURED BY HOODS sARsApA.
RILLA.
Mrs Mary E. O'Fallon. very Intelligent lady o
Piqus. Ohio. formerly professional nurse was poi.
soned while assisting physicians attain autopsy i've
years ago. and soon TERRIBLE ULCERS broke out
ON her bead. arms. tongue and throat Her hair ali
out. Her swelled to near twice their natu
raj size. Her tongue nearly split in two by an
ulcer and the roof Of her mouth early DESTROYED
She WAS indeed. ina
MOST pITIABLE CONDITION.
For three years she constantly under the treat
mont Of several eminent physicians She says: '.At
one time felt DEATH WAS CLOSE AT HAND.
Heaven only knows what suffered I became greatly
einaciated WEIGHING ct one time but seventy-eiRh,
pounds. At last began to take Hoods sarsaparills,
and at once improved could get out Of bed and
walk. I became perfectly cured by
HOODS sARsAPARILLA,
and am now we'll woman. I weigh 12S pounds esi
well and do the work for large family. Ny cas-
seems wonderful recovery and physicians look at ma
in astonishment. a. almost LIKE ONE RAISED
FROM THE DEAD
HOODS PILLS should be In every family maaSefns
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-14

The Rev. Alexander Mackay- Smith, D. D.,
archdsacon Of New York, has accepted the call
from the vestry Of st. Johns parish Of this city
to become their rector, and will enter on his
pastoral duties on the LIST o. January next. DR..
Msckay-Smith is said to be a very attractive
gentleman In and out of the pulpit. and OF
great mental and physical activity. In many
ways he is reputed as resembling Bishop VIM
A. Leonard, who was 30 much beloved by his
Practitioners when rector OF st. Johns.
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A Bold Robber At Dallas, Tex.

Bold hObber ut Dallas, Tex.
One Of the boldest attempts =. robbery ever
heard Of in Dallas. Tex, was made on the wife
Of the millionaire dry goods merchant, Philip
Sanger, Saturday. A man entered the Sanger
residence and going upstairs to Mrs. sanger's
room demanded money and jewelry, threaten
ing her lie if she did not comply. The man
wore q black mask, which, together with his
fearful threats, SO terrorized her that after
screaming loudly once or twice she swooned
away. The marauder, frightened by the
screams, fed and made his escape.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

The Weather.
FORECAST TILL p. n. TUESDAY.
For the District Of Columbia, Maryland and
Virginia, lightshovers. clearing; easterly winds;
Baishtly warmer Tuesday morning.
CONDITION OF TIE WATER
Temperature and condition OF water ss 3
s.m.: Great Falls temperature, ~; condition,
So. Receiving reservoir, temperature, 40. Con-
diiion ut north connection. IS: condition at
south connection. S. distributing reservoir.
temperature AZ condition at iniuent gate
house. Sc. ef3luent gate house, Sc.
High tide. Low tide.
3s36 An $40 pm lo1I Am. l0a5 Pm
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small EfrRa-

About 1863 o'clock last night :ire took
place in an EnoccuPied house Owned by Mrs
Mary Gould at COS I'd street northwest, and
No. EHcin- Company eItinguished tie flames
with loss of about $500. 1t is supposed to
have been the work of an incendiary.
At 2.5O O'Clock u building in the rear Of 40
Wellington street. owned by Mr.. Berens and
occupied by family named Blair. was dam
aged 20 the extent of $500
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CITY ITEMS.
The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea
Company


Company
Has 226 branch stores in the United States and
controls q volume OF business in its specidl
lines second 70 no other house in the world and
is thereby enabled 60 cell the highest grades at
prices beyond composition Other houses NAV
for instance. cell Coffee .; the same prices we
quote. but the quality is far inferior In point
OF fact we not only sell superior goods q; orii-
nary prices. but we return q portion Of tho
profit 20 our patrons in the shape OF checks ex-
ohsngeahle for a great variety OF useful house
hold articles. We're we not the heaviest importers
in the world and did We not deal directly with
our patrons we could not do this, and no other
house can.
FINE NRw CRoF TEAS
At SSc.. 4oc., Soc. Soc. and soc. per pound.
Excellent and deliciouslv favored rcw-crop
Moyrne Teas at 81 per pound. - Cnapproach-
per pound-Besi Grannlated Sugar, Sc. per
pound.
Handsome presents fspectdl) are given with
every pound Of Thea-Nectar Tea (e0c. } or A.
aud P. Baking Powder H. you want 20 be
sgreeably surprised call on any OF our clerks 10
show you some Of these special presents. The
needs OF every household constantly demand
something or other in china ware. There IS no
occasion to bay such articles If you deal with
US, as the checks given with every 25c. worth
OF Tea, Coffee. Condensed MIL. Spices. Flavor
ing Extracts AID Baking Powder viii keep you
supplied.
IL you are paying 25c. 2sc or Sec PER pound
Tor Coffee elsewhere come 10 Us and try ours at
the same prices and YOU will never buv from
others again. II Is proverbiRl that people who
once drink our Coffee will thereafter refuse TO
drink any other
We replenish our stock every other day. We
deliver goods free in any part OF the city and
punctuality Is one OF our notices Hundreds
have been attracted TO our stores bv the escap-
ing aroma OF freshly ground Coffee and thew
wait 10 have some ground for themselves.
Come in.
THE GREAT ATLANTIC AND P.n1Y1o.Tn, Co
sol and sos Seventh st. NV
1870 lAth stn. sloa NJ st Georeetovn-
$40 ST. ne. Stands in all markets
NEWTON Ii. BOWMAN.
Telephone, s4s. Manager.
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The first public performance Of Mascagni's
new opera, "Rantzau," fully confirmed the
praise accorded the work at dress rhearsal It
is thought that it will prove rs popular as
"Csyaliera Rusticana."
Portugal's cabinet will probably be recon-
structed on a conservative basis
United States Minister Thayer sends word
from The Hague that he does not intend to re-
sign.
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At the Wharyes.

The monotony of Washington harbor has
been disturbed by the steam yacht Lima and her
people. Yesterday the ships company break
tasted at the Shorebam. drove to Arlington, at
tended service at the Metropolitan N. z. Church
and in the evening gave dinner and dance on
shipboard. The swinging lamps were veied in
yellow silk shades, tine center piece of yellow
chryanthemuus and cluster Of tea roses, tied
with yellow ribbon, was placed beside each plate
Commodore Greacen. master OF the Lima, pre-
sided, and Harbormaster Sutton took station
on the hosts right, while Capt. Crowell Of the
four.sticker Hunt sat on the left. The guests
were Miss Myrs Hull of Tottenville. n Y, in a
brigh: yachting outfit Of gray cloth and silver
trimmings; Miss Lima Greacsn of Perth Amboy
N. j., in cream cloth and seal trimmings; Miss
Estelle Randall OF Washington, in pale blue
rhadame edged with white fur; Miss Emile
Reagan OF Gordonsville Va, in buff cloth; Mr.
and Mrs. Arneburg. First Officer and Mrs APP
plegate, Chief Engineer Sanderst, Mrs Greacen,
Navigation Officer John Miller and Capt Ernest
D. Bowling. Wit, toasts and champagne made
the hours minutes. After the meal came dane
ing. THIS was protracted far into the night.
The Lima weighed anchor this afternoon for
Newberne. N. G.; Charleston, Savannah, Key
West. Havana, Vera Cruz, Kingston, St. Thomas
and Hamilton.
The light house board gives notice that on or
about December IS light vessel No so will be
moored In iO1s fathoms OF water in the present
position Of Feuwick Island shoal liQht vessel
seacoast OF Maryland. No. 81 will be with
drawn. Tho new vessel will show two fiYed red
reflector lights-one on the foremost about half
mast high and the other from the mainmast
head, 37a feet above the level of the sea, Wis.,
ibie in clear weather, the observers eve Is feet
above the same level, 11I< nautical miles.
The propeller Norfolk, Capt. Geooheean. Ar
rived yesterday three hours late. owing to
slight arrangement in her machinery. The
mishap occurred near the Wolf Trap, In Ches-
apeake bay.
Mate J. Mohier Gwin Of the Norfolk and
Washington Steamboat Company laft tod.v %.
a trip TO Chicago. He win be absent one
month and visit friends at Wheeling, W. Va,
and Toledo, Ohio.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-14

Each evening during the present week q
meeting will be held in the hall Of the Y VI. c.
Association in observance of the week Of prayer
for Young men Rev. Frank VI. Goodchild Of
Philadelphia, attractive speaker and success
ful worker. viii conduct these meetings. The
subject of his address this evening will be "A
Mans Hand"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-14

How One Republican VIII DO Penance.
Mr.. R. L. Tmberlake, . republican, Of Bruce
town, Vs., will pay his election bet to Mr.. Chas.
8. White by hauling him in novel way from
the Treasury to the Capitol in q banana cart
tomorrow. section Of the Marine Band
viii be obtained il possible, to accompany the
procession.
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Easitzbie Co-Opsrative Building Associa-

Equitable Cooperative Building Associa-
ton.
The Gath issue of stock 10 open for subscrip-
Non. the first payment on which commences
November. 1884 The advantage furnished BY
The Equitable as q cooperative saving and
Iosning association has been fully demonstrated
By Its success since its organization, November.
1879. thirteen years.
Assets are q, s97. s5s.ss
Information and pamphlets explaining the
object and advantages of the association can be
ebtainsd at the Office, Equitable building. 1908
y Street JSo- JOY Epson, Secy.
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RED RoucH HANDS,

bad complexion baby blsmishss and falling hair pre-
vented b cUTIcURA SOAP. Most effective skin
purifying and hsAusafyins soap In The vorsa - we'll
- purest snd svSstest Of toilet and nursery soaps.
onls cure for pinapies beesuss only preventive Of
saeGsing Of ths persA Sold svssyvhsrss
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Have You a Valid Excuse?

IL You have not the money laid by and you
really desire to renew some Of your Furniture
1t Is not Q valid excuse for not doing so 10 de-
clare to your wife that Furniture can't be
bought without the cash" 1 will remove tina,
diusy preteHt and your wife knows IL. You
may hesitate to call on me because you are a
stranger to me- In that case I can understand
your embarrsssment-but,r really, that is not a
valid excuse either, and SO proclaim in order
that your wife may know that too. for as
suredly must know some one who can youch
for you--and, 10. the matter is arranged salts
factorily and You get what you need on time
payments at ''cash" prices
JOIN RuDDES, The Accommodation,
Is els Seventh street northwest
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Pianos Torrent Droop's, s25 Pa avs.-Adut.

Delegates to the Monetary Conference.
The American delegates to the monetary
conference to be held In Brussels, Bel
GUM. on November 70, sailed Saturday
morning for Bremen ON the North German
Lloyd steamship Aller. Tho delegates were
Senator Vim. D. Allison of Iowa, z. Benj.
Andrews. Thos- W. Cridler. Disturbing officer
Roland p. Palmer. secretary to the conference
Chandler Hale, Thomas T. Keller, James b.
GcCreary Of Kentucky and Jos T. Morgan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-14

Mrs Alfred Wood. one Of the delegates from
the W. c. I. Union Of this District to the re-
cent national convention Of that organization
in Denver, Col, gave IN account Of the meet
ipgs at special session yesterday afternoon Of
the union In the Congregational Church. An
address by Mrs. Ruth Shafner on the work
accomplished by the national body gave good
many facts Of interest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-14

BopKSHArsKSs MADoSNA-The celebrated
painting by c. Won Bodenhausen will be on free
ambition at veerhons galleries. 1917 street.
November Is TO December 7. This 10 the great
Madonna which has attracted so much attention
IN New York and Boston-Acrt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-14

Dox'r PAIL to attend the exhibition Of oil
paintings at Lstimer a sIoan's, l407 @ street,
Today aud tomorrow. Open until y p. m--AdcL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-14

CANDY TALz by ShdrpLess. sos Pa. cue.
The time for charging exorbitant prices for
Fine CONNECTIONS Is past. Our 20 and Is cents
s-pouud Candy is pure, fresh and delicious
Try
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-14

FoR STYLE AND QUALIFY
Our si.90 Hat has no peer.
FRANC 4 SON. One Price.
Corner 18th and ID.
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Campers CLE,NEp by the EMPIRE Carpet
WORKS. s3l-635 Mass. ave. n W. IRE made moth
proof free of charge. Telephone $751;
RrIsixarR's Ice CRE.x. 235 G ST. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-14

PURE WATER. a good brush and Minot's
Dentiirice will insure rearlv set OF teeth and
fragrant breath Csc. everywhere
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The GREAT ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC TEA Co.,
col and sos Seventh street northwest.
Granulated Sugar ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Sc. ID.
Eight O'clock Breakfast Coffee. $1,000. .25c. ID.
Mocha and Java Blends. -........3 80, IS. CSC. H.
Make your purchases early. We close
promptly ut O'Clock. Saturdays excepted.
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ATTENTION - CALLRD 20 the trustees ssle of
kouss No. 622 l stree, northeast, which viii
sks place tomorrow at o'clock this prop
srty being In q central location and prssents n
nne opportunity for investment.-Adrt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-14

cHASoxs MADE II THE TRACES NrAR rHH LoSo
BRIDGE WHICH WE'RE REPORTED AGAINST Br
THK kNoISEHR's oSTIcR-THE POWER OF THE
COMPANY GREAT KsoUoH 10 SECURE An ORDER
FROM SECRETARY EIKISs
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woops 4 Co.. bankers, pay interest at the
rste Of per cent per snnum on certificates Of
deposit, payable on demand Special rates for
time dspodssl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-14

Inc portuguese government has sent a
memoir on the subjecA of the DeIagoa h.v
railway to the Berne tribunal, which Il 10 DE-
termine the facts in the case, presenting proof
that the Portuguese had the right 70 sslxe ths
railway. -
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CALLat Miss stevens studio TO see Tapestries.
1424 y. Y. ave. Take elevator. Also at Mr..
Veerhofs, st.
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F.LL AND WINTER HArs

PsII. AND WINTER HATS
Silk Hats. IS and IS. Alpine Hats, e2 TO 50.
Derbies. sl-50. 81, So. "a Crush Hats, s1up.
Latest shapes and unexcelled qualities at the
prices. LEWIS 4 SoS. 1921 New York ave.
Also Gloves. Underwear. DC. at popular prices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-14

BIO CONSIGNMENT" North Carolina Scupper-
nong. 81 Per gal. SELIGsOS's. 18th and Pa sv.
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ArrxsrIoS - CALLED to advertisement Of
18Th street lot offered by Fitch. Fox Brown
~ bargain.-Adrt
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We ARE THE PEOPLE FOR KNIT JACKETS.
Franc 4 SON. One Price.
Cor 7th aud n
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StaE uOfu, rear ana Tortoise Shell Goods.
IT. WALroRp's. Az Pa. ave.
Custom House Officers
Use DR.. Bacon's Headache Tablets. 1t
A Sewing Machine for a Song. at Auer-
bach's Capitol Hill branch. Domestic Machines
and Patterns. 4th and Pa. ave- Sc Take YOUR
PICK out OF 200. All kinds. AL fully warranted
VIM. FUNK, Mgr. oc24-eo2ot
Saratoga Springs Water.
Congress- kissingen, Carlsbad. Victoria
Champion. yichy, Hathorn, Geyser.
SHAfERs MINERAL WATER DEpor,
Telephone, 2s4. llt'l los Pa ave.
Rentyour Sewing Machines at OppExHrrM-
RR's, 514 9th NV. 1t
Sugar Is Attracting Attention!
The aREAr ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC TEA Co.,
50l and sos Seventh street northwest.
The Best Granulated Sugar, SC. Checks are
given with every Csc. worth OF Tea, Coffee,
Baking Powder, Condensed Milk, &c
NEWTON H. BOWMAN, Manager.
Remember the location-Cor. 7th and d q. W.
We Don't Accumulate
A lot OF cid stock. Our lines of Hats are al
ways new and fresh! sl.9o buys a beauty.
Franc d Son, One Price,
1t Cor. 7th and %.
Toe. Royal Headache Powders.
Headaches cured while you wait" Druegista.
aut2
s. Heller, 40 7th st. n w., il making Q spe-
chilly in Ladies' and Chfldren's Hair Cutting
and Shampooing; also cures DsndruH. oc7-tr
Elixir Babek cures all malariAl diseases
~
None Name 1t But To Praise.
Wheeler Il Wilson's New High Arm No. g.
A marvel Of ightness and swiftness.
jazz Office 437 9Th st nv.
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SOUTHERN P.scAxxs
By Ars. Eliza r. Parks,. Bsd,erd. ~.
Author "Econonicsi Rousskespfpc"
Best smooth four eggs. and half pound Of
hour. melt four ounces Of butter. add to the
butter in which has bseu mixed teaspoonful
of Cleveland's Baking Powder with one ounce
Of sugar and half pint Of milk. Heats frying
pan very hot. grease. put in spoonful of the
batter at time, spread evenly over the surface.
turn until brown on both sides.
Use only Ciereland's Baking Poudsr, the
proportions made for that
February 5. 1897. .
CLEvrLANp,s
Baking Powder is in steady use in my Kitchen
MARION HARLANp.
PROTECTION
TO ARTLEss HoUsEKEEpERs has BEEN THE
KEY TO OUR SUCCESS.
-PRoFFERING ONLY FIRsT-cLAss WARES
-UNIFoRM PRICES
MISFORTUNE. OUR
EQUITABLE
CREDIT
HAS ATTAINED FAME UHRIvALED. THOUGH
INITIATED ON EVERY SIDE.
Anew DOLLARS JUDIcIoUsLY SPENT WITH
Us sUPPLANTs THE WEALTH kxAcrED By
CASH HOUSES. AND YET PLACES THE HONEST
MATRoN IN POSSESSION OF THE NECESSITIES
AND LUxURIEs DUE TO HER STATION Al
QUEEN OF THE HOUSEHOLD
PARLoR. DINING AND BED BOOM
FURNITURE.
CARPETS.
DRAPRRIEs,
srovHs,
TOILET AND DINNER SETS
AND WORKS OF ART.
Housr & H.aaxAsr.
C4.u AND C.-Drr Hou...
az. saa VA AND ss .rzss
Azs 60 xAsa AVE- NV
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Have your Sewing Machines repaired Of
OPPKSKEyMER's, 5l4 9th n w. IL
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On Wednesday next the Y. NJ @. A. VIII play
Georgetown at the Y. N. @. A. park and on
Saturday they meet the Columbus at the base
ball park.
A well contested game vas played Saturday
afternoon between the elevens Of Howard
University and the Washington High schoo, ct
the grounds Of the former. The High School
boys were defeated by q score Of i6 to By the
superior team play OF the Howard University
eleven
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Phases for sale. Drops. s2s Pa svs.-Advt