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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-27
THE EVENING STAR:
HYATTsvILLE.
Honoring the Memory of the Late DR.,
Lewis-The Maryland Agricultural College.
Correspondence II The Fvent,g Ga

Honoring the Memory OF the Late DR..
Lewis-rhe Maryland Agricultural College.
Correspondence q The Evening star
hYArrsvrLLE, Nd, October 81, 1892.
The Bladensburg Democratic Club met at
Coldenstroths Hotel in Bladensburg last night
with Geo. W. Codenstroth in the chair and W.
Brooke Hunter secretary. MIR. Hunter in a
feeling address, announced the death Of Dr.
Chsries U. Lewis, and moved the appointment
OF committee of three to draft appropriate
resolutions in respect to his memory
The motion. which was seconded bv Mr. James
O. Rogers, was unanimously carried, and the
following committee was appointed by the
chair: N. c. Darnsll James c. Rogers and W.
Brooke Hunter
The committee having discharged its duty
reporting series of resolutions paying tribute
to the character of the deceased and expressing
sympathy for the family the club adjourned
until Saturday, November 5.
THE AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE
The trustees of the Maryland Agricultural
College met at Gov. Browns Office, in Balti-
more yesterday, with Gov. Brown in the chair
and DIR. jos. L. Owens secretary. There was q
large attendance of the members of the board
PRESIDENT sylvester of the college made graf
flying report of the condition of that institu-
ton. Plans were received for the building of q
gymnasium and hall and committee, consist
ing OF Gov. Brown. Chas. Ii. Stanley, Murray
Nandiver, W. t. Biedler and Prof. Sylvester,
was appointed to superintend the construction
OF the building. This committee will meet
next Saturday and select plan out of the sew
eral that will be then proposed. The cost of
the proposed building will be about $4,000
The board then proceeded to the election of Of
hcers OF the experiment station. Mr.. Robert
IT, Miller of Montgomery county was unani-
mously chosen director. Mr.. Miller is we'll
been president of the Montgomery Agricultural
Society, and was indorsed by ali the leading
agricultural organizations in his county. Mr..
Harry j. Patterson unanimously reelected
to the position Of chamist and Mr.. James Z.
Robinson of Anne Arundel county was chosen
horticultural.
Miss May Rogers of Bladensburg will sing
Church in Washington next Sunday morning.
Miss Lottie Summers of Bladensburg while
returning home from school last evening passed
under locust tree and was accidentally struck
on the head and badly cut by a club thrown
Curtis. DR.. Wells dressed the wound and she
was considerably better this morning.
The democrats of Bladensburg district have
not yet decided upon the day OF holding their
meeting in the meek"
Miss llollie Wood and Mr.. Samuel CLANCY
were married at the Holy Family Catholic
Church at WOODWORK a few DAYS ago The
church was Handsomely decorated with flowers
and large number of friends of the contract
ing parties was present. The couple will make
Glendale their future home.
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Talking of Forming an AUXILIARY.

Encampment No. %. Union Veteran Legion,
me. last evening at lis headquarters, $40 Penn
sylyania avenue, and adopted resolutions of
coincidence with the President and his family
IN their severe bereavement. The encampment
also listened TO recital by its delegates OF the
doing of the recent national encalnpment at
Indianapolis. and discussed the advisability of
authorizing the organization Of ladies' auxil-
larry. The matter was laid over for further con-
sIderatiOn 1t the next stated assembly. OF the
llS enCampmeuts of the legion in the United
states there are about twenty-five which have
ladies HuNlliaries attached to them and these
are among the most hourishing in the order
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CONDENSED LOCALS.

OFFICER THoNPK1Ss Of the first precinct in
pursning some crap shooters on street fell
and received bad cut in his head and injured
hi shoulder and hands
NN- SCOFIELD Of s3 Jackson street had his
hand badly lacerated At I. W. Smiths planning
mill Yesterday. losing part Of one finger. He
was treated at the Emergency Hospital
TODAY Chas. L. Burke of New York on mo-
ton Of y. II. Nackey. and W. II. Flanders. on
motion Of &. II. Arme-. were admitted to the
bar Of the General Term.
Nh II. f. BURToS. president of the New
York State Republican Association Of this CITY
and formerly district master workman of the
Knights OF Labor in New York state has Just
returned from a speechmakins toar in Mary
land towns, where he spoke on the tariff.
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REPORTED TO THE SYNOD.
Years Growth of the Washington City Pres
bytery-Dr. Bartlett'. Sermon.


bytery-Dr. Bartiett's Sermon.
At yesterday afternoons session Of the synod
of Baltimore the statistical report of the Wash
ington city presbytery was presented and ap-
proved. 1t stated that there were "a ministers,
% churches. 124 ruling elders. 81 deacons, 6,075
communicates and 1915 Sunday school scholars
in the presbytery. besides six candidates for the
ministry under its care.
The presbytery Of Newcastle, Rev. n. Fl.
Miller, ID. d.. stated clerk. reported Al minis
tiers, 81 churches. GALS members, 1874 ruling
elders and 20 deacons in the presbytery and
five candidates for the ministry in its charge.
The report was accepted and approved. The
synod then took a recess until ocock.
At night Rev. w. A. Bartlett D. D.. of this
city preached an elegant sermon on The Mes
sage OF the Gospel TO the Men of this Age"
after which communion service was held, Mod
orator McLanahan presiding.
The synod then adjourned until this morning
at 9 O'Clock
The following from this city who were not
present on Tuesday night we're in attendance
Revs. ID. Sunderland, VIM. A. Bartlett, b. T.
Myers. Charles VI. Livingston, S. V. V. Smith
and G.. {. Woodruff, Messrs F. II. Smith, Abra
Depue, Ernest Darby. Albert Douglass, b. F.
Bracket and T.. b. Jewell.
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AliUsEMLNIs TONIGHT.

AIBsrsH's OFTEA HoUsE--Marie Tempest in
"The Fencing Master
NV NATIONAL IHEATER.-''A Texas Steer"
HsERIs' BIJOU IHEATEE--''Mr. Potter of
Texas.
dou GsIety Girls.
W.sHINGroN LIGHT INFASTRY ARMoRY.-
Fin Abend in Deut-c HAND
IHT BArILE Oh 0E, NsBUKd.-l5th street and
Oh avenue
THE TEMPLE (i23 49, G street northvestl.-
Mr. T.. A. Poila-d's lecture on The Paris Ex-
position and Worlds Fair"
METzROTr's NEW Music HALL-John Philip
Sousas new band concert.
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The construction Of the Pennsylvania rail
roads Eo-lyn branch is being delayed by the
eomTary's effort to secure certain land near the
southern end OF the Long bridge.
negotiations for which fairly
under WAY As soon they are completed, it
l. stated. the construction viii be pushed with
Vigor. Preliminary preparations have already
been made, and the work to be done consists
only IN the laying OF the tracks. what grad
ing was necessary has been completed. Stimuli
famous with the commencement of the track
laying the work the Roslyn depot will be
commenced. Plans for this have been COM
pIeted.
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WY Nor TAKE II W,rH You

L1LLi'S cARBoLATED DENTIFRICE Is ordered
every day by mail from some distant point Why not
lay in" supply of this excellent TOOTH and
MOUTH WAsHs Nothing else can take its place in
Whitening the Teeth. hardening the Gums and i'm
parting de !fcfous sweetness To the Breath.
Hundreds Of washington's fair maids and matrons
who have tried LILLY's CARBoLATED DENTI-
FR1CE have aide their testimonials to the numer-
Gus ones freely given by professional and private
ladies' from other cities. and it is
that any one should be without . package of this
phenomenal toilet luxury.
All Druggists. Dry Goods and Notion Houses and
Fancy Grocers sell II.
LILLY, ROGERS CO.,
Patentees and Sole Proprietors,
Baltimore. Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-27

Aquics bicycle run Was made from Baltimore
% thu city yesteE'iav. r. Howard Harvey. a
member Of the Chs-apeakc Wheeimcn o. Isalti-
more. lest the Union car line stable. West Pratt
street Baltimore. At sos yesterday morning
lie arrived al Ashton az IL 20. and aIishting at
Washington AZ u O3 at the car -.Hbl.. OF the
lsth street line. a; the end Of l4th street ex-
tended. Time. hou-- and S. ninutes. The
beet record hitherto had been made by Harry
Park. IN hours and % minutes. The time
keepers IN Baltimore were L. l. Shovacre and
y. = Gregory and IN thu city Leonard DIVER
and Chss. -. Berman. Mr.. Harvey was paced
b. W. Cresson from Ashton To Washington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-27
ARRESTED ON THE TRAIN.
But He Went Back to His Home and No
Proceedings VIII BE Taken.

Inspector Hollinberger yesterday received n
dispatch from Charlotte, NC, asking him to
arrest William GRAFTON, passenger on No. IL
train from that place. The dispatch stated
that the man was wanted there. ~ he had left
with several hundred dollars that he had drawn
from bank Detective Wheeler met the train
and arrested the young man. Later in the day
the president of bank at or near
Columbia, 6. c., reached the city and visited
police headquarters. 1t was learned from him
that Crayton. whose mother is wealthy lady
living near Columbia 5. O., was in the employ
of cotton firm, and was at liberty to draw
checks ON the bank where the firm had its
funds deposited He drew 81 200 from bank
and then started this way. He had
been drinking heavily, and when he
reached here he had 1919 In his pock-
cts. From information given it appears that
Crayton is a member of a highly respected fam
lily, but his appetite for strong drink was such
that some time ago he took the gold cure. but
was not cured. He returned home with the
bank president, who said that criminal
charge would be preferred against him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-27

Yesterday afternoon fire took place at No.
1900 Bladen-burg road. occupied by Il. C.
Fowler. owned by II. Buhnkir. supposed of in
cendiary origin. and two bed rooms we're badly
burned; damage, 5000
Yesterday afternoon a slight fire took place
al the house Of Mrs. Cochran. 1913 f street
southwest and III the eveninga fire occurred
at 40 7th street southwest. and but little dam
are WAS done
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-27

Harry Prag ct al. have purchased for $4,000
of l.. Tobriner subs and 4, square SIC, each
10 by 1875 feet on Z between North Capitol and
LIST street northwest, aud has sold part lot 8,
fronting L. 20 feet on p street
Christian G. Schneider has bought for
$4,000 of Harry NJ. Schneider sub 81, square
1S9 fronting 10 feet on 10th between U and V
streets northwest.
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Certificates of INCORPORATION Filed.

The Washington Mandolin. Banjo and Guitar
Club. for musical advancement. has filed GER
tifeate OF incorporation by Frank II. Pierce,
W. N- Hale, G.. F. Conboye. c McEnany, A. v.
Holmes. J. p. Cullen, Chas. s. West s. B.
Clements. Chas. p Goodacre, II. z. Gslleher.
Emil Kubel. w. c. Babcock.
The Imperial Club, for mutual advancement
and improvement Of its members morally,
mentally. physically, financially and socially,
the dissemination of useful knowledge, &C., has
by N. 7. Molloy, ]. G. Kelby, A. w. Hodgkins,
j. H. Behan, NJ. J. Thomas and II. A Sackett
filed q certificate Of incorporation
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HELD FOR THE GRAND JURY,
Commission Agent EdmonstOn Charged
With False Pretenses.

Commission Agent EdmonstOn Charged
With False Pretenses.
Mr.. Robert o. Edmonston, the commission
agent on 10th street, in the Police Court
this morning on a charge of false pretenses.
The warrant was sworn out by Mr.. David J.
Gregory, a representative of the firm OF Price
4 Lucas. vinegar manufacturers Of Louisville,
by. who charged that the defendant obtained
from The firm five barrels OF vinegar. valued at
Sl9.l2, bv representing that he was authorized
by +. W. Callahan to receive from the firm for
the use Of Callahan the vinegar mentioned.
Mr.. Gregory the principal witness He
produced a letter received from the defendant
and said that more than 300 worth of vinegar
was shipped here. He said he had collected
something like 500 of the amount and was un-
able TO trace all the vinegar.
Mr.. Callahan gave evidence to the effect that
he did not order the vinegar
The court heard other testimony and held
the defendant for the action of the grand jury.
Bond was fixed at $50.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

DROP. CAIDwELL-s DANCING ACADENY
L .ornsr 9TH and sts n.w;-rUEsDAY and fRI-
DAY EVENINGS. Wednesday and SATURDAY. after
moons private lessons given by appointment io7 ST
u. ". oc28-lws
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-27

The Mozart Chorus Glib met Monday even
Ing at the re-ideucc Of the director Mr. J. Il.
Hunter. IS 9Th street northeast. President W.
II. Martin in h chair Ne-srs II. /. Apple.
T. &. steward. G. L. NanDor-n and Ba.enan
were received n members. IN unusual amount
OF chorus sIngIi.s Va done. i:c.JdirG ~
Loves Like Red. BED Eo-r" Com, Where
Flowers, &c. ard -eyeral reflections from the
cantata ''HerOe- OF 10.
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Funeral of Mr. Henry Pastor.

The funeral services of Mr.. Henry Pastor
were held at the residence Of his son-in-law
James i. Dubois. on Chaplin street. this after
noon at o'clock. The funeral address was de-
hvercd by the Rev. DIR. Sunderland. who in
very impressive manner spOke'of the eminent
talents and admirable qualities of the deceased
The Intcrment took place at Rock Greek GENE
terry. The BOral offerings were very beautiful
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-27

At the LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING
Co., It'll and q sts., you can buy Suits and Over
coats for boys from IA to 10 at go cents OF
the dollar. oc26-2t
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STAGE EXCURSIONS.

rHE SOUTHERN TALLY no COACH LINE. siI
y l'hhst nv. dsly, Arlington. soldiers Hons
CABIN John Bridge. 10 q. u.. y. DO. - 10.
round trir Az visitors SHOULD ride great six
In hand tally -ho saSlems
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-27

The Mar,la Baptist Union Association is in
convention at Baltimore. The following fra
terual delegates from the District Of Columbia
have been invited to seats upon the floor:
Eevs. c. G. Meadow C. A. Stakely, A. NJ Clapp.
J. J. Muir. ". :. o Thomas Charles Allen. II.
u. West. J. =. Smith. s NJ. Yeaton. Percy s.
Foster. ID. e. Gravsou. :. Il. White, G.. W. Nc
Cullough and L. H. Martin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-27

Now Is the time to plant spring Towering
bulbs IL you want the best results have q
large stock Of the best varieties and guarantee
quality and low prices. You can always select
decorative plants from the finest collection in
the city and procure fresh cut flowers at rea-
sonable prices at 6l2 18th st. NV. j. r. FREE
MAN, Proprietor. oc20-eo5ts
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King Or MEDICINES

Is what consider Hoods Ssrsaparilla for II has been
such great blessing to me. FOR SIX YEARS was
confined to my bed with WHITE SwELLINGS and
SCKOFULA SORES. suffering greatly all the time
Several times Of bone worked of the sores
Physicians dit not help and became dsrour aged
Reading Of cures in similar to mine by Hoods
sars2parilla decided TO try it. 10 NY great Joy
when BEGAN with
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EXCURSIONS. &c.

Mo- nj VERNON.
HOWE AND TOMB or WASHINGTON.
Steamer NACALFsTFRst 'oa m iai', t,r.st,, Su,-
dAyl. returning 20 lhe rity by d.. 3lpu,
rHL DikiCr hot H. - No FERRNINa - No
TRANsFFRs-rKE QUICK EDUTE
FARE ROUND TRIP. ssr.. CHILDREN. "a,
ss-PLE ASE NOTI.-By fhe 10 a M trip - IN.
steamer NAraeste- q " unit Vernon anf 10 -.
direct route only, lie ticket the entire = mi
uip 70 ah - hcfnE fufHtsstHH "a the Wau-i,.n auf
from veNsfous '-snsf-rs aud aruostug eKf-a -sr a
purchase Il an add innal ttraef - aia4ts~Hn le-
hEht,nl nfietn iii- ZIP down ihe famous Hue o;.-
mae without chang. transfer char-s 49,
inr en route Aerandris, fo-t foote. Fot Ma iu.--
ton. a..
Steamer Neraes,-r TO river 'andinsS a. far doup a.
O. mont daily EXCEPT sunday .; 10 a m. Frrirtts
No Pss--hS"rs oclt.tf
nJr. VERNON. TOMB or WASHINGTON
WASHINGTON. ATrXANnRrA aNp Mt. VERNON
ELEC Trio RAILWAY COMPANY
Picturesque ana Beautiful Route
New ana MAGNIFICENT Cars now RUNNING a,oy 49,,
ALEXANDRIA cire-t 20 the Gate q the MANSION
oJrortuni,y 20 vss, CHRIST Cut-Rcyt- MAR
SH ALL HOUSE. BkAnppch HOUSE ana oth.r
places q historic intercs; In ALEXANDRIA
Take Ferry steamers tcrt - tn st. Special erear-
son ticket. BIZ. entire round trap.
Connecting also with trains o, pennsvlvan,a rail-
road 81 Aiexandria lake cars a. oh street ieHot
In drfercnce 10 the wishes 81 the ladies' Mt Vsno,
Association stor SUNDAY AZ Little Hunting
creek mile this side % ML Vernon IA. grounds
being CLOSED ON that day.
seee-tr "a REID. sur,
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BABY,s SkrS AND SCALP

Ceans-d. purified and beautifed by CUTICURA
SOAP. greatest of skin purifiers and beantihers as
well as purest and sweetest of t'ilet and nursery
SOAPS. Only for pimples and blsckhead becaus
the only preventive of Inflammation and clogging Of
the pores. the cause of most complexionsl dsfgura
tons, Sod everywhere
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w ERKLY BULLETIN
OF
w. H. HoEkE.
EIGHTH AND PENN. AVE

THIS WEEK WE ARE GOING TO
MAKE 1T INTERESTING FOR THE
FURNITURE BUYERS. HERE ARE
A FEW OF THE SNAPS. BUT WE
HAVE SOME BETTER ONES TO
SHOW you. A LARGE SOLID OAK
ROCKER. 49, INCH SEAT. UPHOL-
Stored IN TAPESTRY. AND ALSO
SILK PLUSH. -. 50-FOR THIS
WEEK AT 1918. A LARGE OAK
ROCKER. WITH ARMS. IN TAPES
TRY OR SILK PLUSH. s6- THIS
WEEK. s415. AVERY GOOD COUCH,
WITH SULTAN PLUSH HEAD.
s65 80. A LADIES' DESK. SOLID
OAK. sl0-THIS WEEK, 1915.
A BEAUTIFUL OAK BOOK CASE,
LARGE GLASS DOOR. WITH
CABINET TOP. WORTH so. so. FOR
&17.5 LARGE PARLOR SUITE.
6 PIECES. IN SILK PLUSH. $50;
PRICE THIS WEEK. s47. 50. A
LARGE OAK SUITE. q PIECES. IN
WILTON RUGS. $G5; PRICE THIS
WEEK. $3.50 A FINE SUITE,
WITH HIGHLY POLISHED FRAMES,
IN SILK TAPESTRY, 9 PIECES, s65
YOU WANT TO SEE THIS SUITE.
A SOLID OAK CHAMBER SUITE,
BEvEL PLATE. sl7.5O. BETTER
ONE AT S22 30. ALARGER ONE AT
s25. THE BEST MADE SUITE IN
THE MARKET AT THE PRICE. AND
A BEAUTIFUL CHEvAL SUITE AT
$50. THE OTHERS YOU MUST COME
AND SEE.
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$50 More of Those Fine $3.50 Saxony
Wool German Hand-Knit Jackets, selling so
rapidly at Sl.49. at AUERBACHs. It'll and II.
Domestic Sewing Machines and Pattern Rooms.
oct25-eod24t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-27

Elixir Babek cures all malarial diseases
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-27

Young man tanned Clifton England. who
took couple Of drink las; evening. was put in
= fighting mood thereby, aad when he wa,
advised 90 leave a saloon where be was q little
noi-y be turned upon Mr. Lafayette Pon.ou
an cut al HIM with a knife. The blade Of the
Knife entered wooden To,; in the saloon. and
when the case va heard In the Police Cour,
tosiav the d~fendA-' said that he had no inten-
III post.
And 4" Won expect TO believe that
story the court inquired
Il w0uldn't swear TO- What Is not So he
replied
We'll. don't believe your story" said the
ta'lge. and hs imposed a hue of s25 or sixtv
dave.
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Home with YOU tomorrow. My entire line o
delicious Tsfies is offered at Is cents tomorrow
their special day.
suEETz. Candy Maker. 10th and SITS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-27

ORR 25C. Wool Hosiery natural wool and
cameIs hair-the heaviest and bes. made.
FRANC 4 SOY. On. Price,
Cor 9TH and ID.
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A SEWING MACHINE FREE

PROF. HARRY PARE who rode down Pike
Peak, tonight at Elm Abend in Deutschland
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HOODS SARSAPARILLA

the sores soon decreased kept taking II for year.
when was 50 vel that | went to work. and since
then have not lost single day of sickness.
l always feel well and have a good appetite" WILL
LIAM A. LEHR. No. 0North Railroad street.
kendall Vile. Ind.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-27

CHINESE SACRED LILIES, l0c. each. 81 per
dozen, including gravel to plant them in
CLARK's, 6l3 18th ST. NV.
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WAooSS. CAKrs. HARNEss HoRsEs. NrLEs.
a.. a., At Ar,TIOS. Scssrs. Laiimer Il
Sloan viii sell tomorrow at loan about 20
had Of horse- ami m1les. With harness wagons.
e1ft-. AZ; @-so rio~-. srooP-. tools she'd and
othrr paraf heruslia u-ed by = contractor
Sale VIII take Ilsr- - he stables GA Military
road about ons-qusrtsr ma. from Aqueduct
bridge. leading % forf Myer.- IdrL
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HrnAx AnTIrIcI.L EYES HEMrIEn's i5s Pa av.

FANCY bicycle riding tonight at Ein Abend in
Deutschland
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Tue PEOPLE Of the south know Mirot's Denti-
frice. and use II freely, and what teeth theT
have-becnu.e OF its use-pearly and beautiful
25c. everywhere.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-27

EXCELSIOR AND IMPERIAL SEC CHAMPAGSTs,
sole agent. CHR XASDER, 9G9 9TH. 1t
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You Should keep Salvation Oil on hand; i
will cure all aches and pains. Price, Csc.
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CARPrrs CLEANED bv the EMPIRE CARPET
WORKS. 63l-635 Mass. ave n W. are made moth
proof free Of charge. Telephone 435 2.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-27

Phillips Digestible Cocoa, delicious
easily digested and highly nourishing. 5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-27

use use use use use use use use u
use use use use use use use use u
use use use use use use usc use use u
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HOODS PILLS are the best after dinner Pills. as
sist digestion. cure headache AMI biliousness
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-27

Fall STILES Mems Derby Hats, all shapes.
black or brown. fins felt. Sl-5O and -; extra
value. A. 4. LEWIS. 49, 9Th st.
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Cut out this advt- and send with YOUR name
and address IL you want sos machine placed
IN your home to Use without one cent cost TO
you Address ALvAH VI 70 Co., Chicago, III.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-27

At the LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING
Co., 7th and G SITS. you can buy an Atwood Men,
Suit at $3.50. e. $3.50 and So. A Fine Over
coat at s6, 81. $3.50, s9. oc26-2t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-27

s. Heller. 720 7th st. n. W.. is making q spe-
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-27

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