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FINANCIAL.

r EFFORT OF THE CONDITION
TIE NATIONAL sArE DEPOSIT. SAVINGS
AND TRUST COMPANY or THE
DISTRICT or COLUMBIA
Al Washington. in the pis;rf Z OF Columbia at the
close Of business september ~. lsSts
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Same day. commencing at 100 p. M. the second
o. the Amateur Athletic Union championship Sc
ries will be played.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
AMUsEMKNTs TONIGHT.

AIRArsH's OpHRA HousE--Nr. Thomas Q.
sesbrooke In The Isle Of Champagne.
AeADzsr OF MusIc.-George Thatcher In
Tuxedo"
HARRis' BIJor THEATzR.-"The White
Slave"
KKkSAp's LYcyuM THEAIKR.-Lester 4
Williams me and Jack" Co.
Opp FrLLows' HALL-Csrnival Of Holt
days
THI BATHS OF GETrYssURd.-l5ths street and
Chic avenue
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Mr.. Vim. H. Smith Of this city has been not-
fed by George r. Davis, director general Of the
Columbian exposition at Chicago. Of his ap-
rointment custodian Of the library and art
gallery connected with the exposition Mr..
Smith has . record OF over twenty years service
IN the House library. having served under Mr.
WhitslAw Reid. and has acquired 9 high repu-
tAsion for intelligence and u general obliging
DISPOSITION
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After . vacation of few months the Lone
Star Society resumed its regular meetings We'd
nssday night ut the Scottish Rite Sanctuary
1907 @ street northwest. The program, con-
sistins Of speeches, Rotations and orchestral
music, was highly interesting and much enjoyed
by the audience. In the absence Of the presi-
dent the vice president, Mr.. 3. E. Tracy, pre-
sided. Mr.. Henry Floyd made the opening i'd
dress. Mr.. Z. Baier's essay on the poets Words-
worth and Shelley was highly appreciated, and
Miss Daisy siddons humorous rscitstions, espe-
cislly Aux ltaliens, contributed much to the
pleasures Of the evening
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Don't Miss II.

DON'T Miss 1t.
The cheapest Children's Suits and Overcoats
in Washington can be found at corner 9th and
Z streets. Atwood Knee Pants, 3sc.: fifty
dozen Gray kersey Knee Pants. 5Oc; elegant
Chiidrens SUITS, ages to IA, $1.20; good
heavy Overcoat, s1.5O: Atwood Scotch Suits,
81; Nobby Plaids, Checks and Mixed Cheviots,
in single and double-breasted, $3.50; Tweed
Suits, SAB; Fine Blue Tricot SUITE, 1887. and
everything selling at tremendously low prices.
1t will pay you to call at 9th and f SITS NV
1t One Price, FRIEDLANDER Il Bro.
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A slight FIRE In the basement Of the Strsth-
more Arms Hotel annex, No. sl2 18th street
northve est. about ais this morning. due to .
defective Cue, caused great alarm among the
guests for time. DIR. and Mrs. Dudley. the
parents Of Gen W. W. Dudley. occupied bed
room and chamber ON the frst door Of the an
nex- They became bewildered by the smoke,
and Mr.. A. 8. Tovson broke in the front win
dow and rescued them. The damage caused
by the Ere Was slight
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Iowa R~publican Association.

The love Republican Association held their
last meeting last evening prior 10 the presiden-
tiAl election Dates HIed by the railroads for
voters are October IS. ~ and ~ and November
s. 8 and !. Certificate. will be furnished
thoss Who ~i.h To 60 home to vote by applying
70 the transportation committee. consisting Of
}. Il. Reed and J. II. c. Wilson
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EXCURSIONS TOMORROW.

BrrHEspA PARK.-Take Tenleytown cars
TAIIs -HO CoACH.-5ll 18th street northwest,
trips TO Arlington, Soldiers Home and Cabin
John bridge. 10 a IN. and pm.
GLEN EcHo.-Take Tenleytown cars.
MI yKkxoN.-Steamer Manchester 10 O. m
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II ATcLIFFE, DARR CO.. AUcrIoNEERs,
~ ga0PA AVE. NV

TRUSTEES SALE OF FOUR VERY DEsTRARIv
BRICK RESIDENCES. Nos. 1872. 1914 1874
AND 1895 FLORIDA ANENtr, BETNFIN
IHIRIEENIh AND FoURrEENTH sTkfEIs
NokIHM Isl. BIZ AUCTION.
BY virtue II n deed in trust given - ne. datsf
March H. 1872. and duly recorded m il-r @ folias
- e -, - seq Doth inclusive. 4 the land recrs
Of the District Of Columbia will sci Ia mont a
the nTeInisss by public auction. on Tifr asDAN. &C
IObEh IhlRIEtN II. 1892, - fnUR nfIfGk
N. lots ia AND a.. sQuAkE ~. fronting
IL h streets thwest. with aepth q ~ feet
alley improved by two new hrck cgelliugs. contain
ina rooms and hath each. with concrete cellars and
heated by JohHsons bet eel plate fUrnace.
On FRIDAY. OCTOBER FOURTEENTH q, rOUR
oCLoCkP ". IN iront Of IN. JremiSes We will -eii
Fronting l. fee; @ inches florida ue between
l'th and l4th streets northwest. with sleIfh a
iset TO an ley and are companion houses % ove
having eight rooms and bath each with
lars and heat in the same
All OF the above props rty l. elegantly situated
9osi n tae oesatinl pronery frnefly oocugtei y
IN ten minutes from the h.ari OF TIE city Culuu-
bia Heights snd near many eieg4nt rrs.i.no-s. ani
presents an elegant opportunity Tor Investment
House No. 1912, being Dot l.k5. r. sold subject .
trust q - zoo the others subject to- trust each -
5000 all dated April =. lSs. able A. threc year.
annuIn.
Terms: one-haf Of the purchase money lover aud
above the deeds Of trust assumed TO e aid In ash.
balance In SIX and twelve tie - SALE
secured by deed Of trust the property sold With
interest al the rate Of per Isr anuuu. payAh
setni-annually, or easier terms II desired. al
hundred Oss60) dollars on esch house sale Tsrus
70 De complied with in fifteen days from the day Of
sale.
FRANK BROWNING.
JOHN S. sw9kIsTEDr. Trustees
oc4-dSdh> VIZ fsi. n W.
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Maryland Democratic Association.

Maryland Democratic Association.
The Maryland Democratic Association Of the
District held largely attended meeting last
night, at which addresses were made by Col
Smith Thompson Of Montgomery county. Md,
and W. J. Flynn Of Pennsylvania Several
new members we're elected. 1t was decided to
hold a ratification meeting about the 10th Of
october, the enact date 10 be fixed when II
has been sscertained on what night Repre-
sen'atives AeKsis and Compton can be present.
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CITY ITEMS.
ClOaks! ClOaks!! ClOaks!!
mt miss Eisenmanns' grand

Cloaks! ClOaks! Cloaks!M
Don't miss Eisenmanns' grand
Opening Of Cloaks tomorrow
You can save from Is to 80 per cent
To make you acquainted with our Cloak de-
partment we shall put on sale for tomorrow only
15O Ladies' 30-inch Cheviot Refers at S249;
worth double.
100 Children's Heavy Cloth Refers, e. 50;
worth double.
$2.49; worth double
loo Ladies Fur-trimmed Coats. S.. SO; worth
double.
These half prices are for tomorrow only.
NJ. EIsESMANN 4 BRos
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CRAIG 4 HARDING, cor. 18th and streets,
are showing the handsomest line Of fashionable
red curly birch, white bird-eye maple and
white mahogany chamber suites in the city.
Opening" Monday. Music at night.-Adrt
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For saturday Only we will offer Mary
land Sugar-cured Hams and Shoulders less than
market price. Call and see us.
IT. METzGER's, AIT 7th st. NV.
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:. Heller. 40 7th st. II. w., is making . spe-
cialty in Ladies and Children's Hair Cutting
and Shampooing; also cures Dandrun. oc7-tr
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Cutlery Of the finest quality in Pocket and
Table knives, Razors, Scissors, Shears and Man
icure goods. WALFoBD's, ATT Pa. ave. N. W. It,
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Coop ADVICE

FAITHFULLY FOLLOWED GAVE GOOD RESULTS
Il DO nat know what would have become Of me II
bed not 81 the sivtcs Of sood friend thrss years ao
bessn taking Hoo's Ssrrapsrilia since rey believe
SHOULD HAVE BEEN DEAD LONG AGO. had
BAD hUHOR that oa,d not yield TO any treat
msnt Ny stomach Was A.sO very weak. possibly due
~ the humor suffered badly and was hardly able to
get around when began ticking Hoods sa.sapsriIls.
began to improve slowly unfit after had taken some
len or twelve bottles i considered myself we'll once
more. I recommend
HOODS sARSAPARIILA
To my frtends. II did much good that II ssems
q n 10 must do others good" MIS- CHRIsTINA
TEMPLE. Bangor, Ne.
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Special This Week.

Gents Nobby Fedora Hats, in black and
brown. at e1.50. unequaled in the city. You
mans Derby, correct styles, at s.. so, 100 and
$3.50, quality unequaled. shapes unsurpassed.
Heavyweight Merino Underwear. sizes 81 to
so, SOC. each; camel's hair, S1.0O; double
breasted gray or white, heavy weight, soc.
Hosiery, all WOOL In a dozen colors, at Csc. bee
display in our z st. window.
II. FRIEDLANDER 4 BRo.,
One price. [1t] 9th and SITS.
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Moss. PrSor's GIyrs To TEE LADIKs.-At the
opening of Pinot's beautiful new store ut 705
Tth street northwest Saturday, Octo Der 8,
every lady visitor will be presented with . box
Of Choice Confessions
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CARPETS NOwi

Butter-ln 5, 10, Is pounds and upward for
family use. Cream Cheese 9O7 La ave. oc7-2ts
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Pure Rye Whisky, four years old, 75c. full
at. bottle. MEIzGER's. AT It'll st. It,
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Are You ''Crank on Hats?,
You're the man we're looking for. We can suit
you If you never were suited before.
FRANC Il Son, One Price,
IL Cor. It'll and D.
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$50 More Of Those Fine $3.50
Saxony Wool German Hand-knit Jackets, SELL
ing so rapidly at 81. 40 at AUERBACH's, It'll H.
Domestic Pattern and Sewing Machine Rooms
Oc9-6t
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ASK TIE AvnRAaE Halter
For his % Derby. Note the quality. We sell
Il for e. 20. All the shspsB are new.
FRASc a Sos, One Price,
Cor 7th and ID.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTl RE DAYS.


DUNcANsoN BROS. Auc's- cor. OH Ds,s.n.~
TRrsTETs' SALE OF VNr.Rtr InpRnNrD
PROPERTY ON SECOND Stiff 81 INIp~
AND : kfE : sol THNEST. .tIlAHfE
hoh MANUFAC1IRiNo AND n IL DING
Ply virtue OF deed 81 trust 10 tho undersined ds,.a
m. lSt day " ART $50 and recorsd MN y fsfa
N l'~- az. folio IL 81 80 q the AM re- rs y
the District q Columbia all sal O. the tscu.-t
o. the party secured thereby ulf, aufi o. frt1t
81 The gr.inises. N NtnNEsDAl, I'M NiNL-
TENTH DAY oF O'1pBfR lsiF, At HAY
IAST f"IH oCi pCk .. 2. III folio- NJ l-srih-d
grop.riy. situate IN q. city a.; WASH ZION. IN the
District OF Columbia anl AGGRAVATED -
all at Pie Of land snd Tr-tuts-- IN
SID city a N-shinson. LuoSn as art 81 lgu.rs es-,
d"s lifed as follow- Begiunius tie II tic
northeast cUrner squA-- ant ruuninr FROM fhrnre
south along tie east line q ~ aud "a sfr-.t
tire" hundred Coo iest -four aud bst ~ inchess
theme south Wssf~nrdis on. ~. easi line rrare
FL -htythree sd feet th-nss west 4, int.r~-rt =
w-s' line 4 square and n-lav ave- eoiut dis
easterlv from the southwest square thence
nurtheasierls along the le - square anl teia-
ware ave four hundred ana tsoi l-,t four AMI
hall iAsl inches q the hussf corner tn ssfuara
beginning.
ferns ~ sale; one-;hirl cssh and "a. bAlanc. IA
one "a and Two = YEAR,. OF before. With Interest q
oIer cent, payable semi snnun " until Ald ur-d
ny deed 81 trust % the Irofs Is. al ta-a t.fa
olin o. the archAs.T. The lr'p-rfy viii 10 ofi-r-d
and description Of the parcsl- viii be .xlited a. the
sac ,r nsy BE- s--n At the III q John " lsrner.
trustee deIosii & 900 r, 4urol a. tue 81 sa-
eaTR psroe, o. oo9 Snire ,r9eri, ss9d ~
reserN' the riglt O. resell the al. a.
fsultng purchaser after hteu asgs f-on day q sale
AA ilS 4 NuiSSoN.l Trustees.
| ocS-dSds lgg, Est NV
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Zoe. Royal Headache Powders.
Headaches cured 'while you wait" Druggists
au12
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Ix Man on wonAx the beauty OF 4 Ane set
Of teeth sPpeals to every one. Minot's Denti-
fries renders the teeth pesrly and preserves
them 25oL everywhere.
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Whites Yucatan Gum, the original pep
permint favored gum, is great aid to dfges-
ton and Immediately relieves the distressing
pain Of heartburn. oc3-6t
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Telephone 1860. Domestic Sewing
Machine Co., II. For Repairing and Renting
oc7-eo20t
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PIN

CAlyrrs CLElyHp BY The EMPIRE CAlPEr
Nonxs, ISL SIS AAss. ave. nv, are made moth
yroof free Of charge. Teephons 426-2
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PAL AND WINTER CSpKRwxAR--Men's
lambs Wool herino. Natural Wool and Cot
ton shirts and Drawers. Soc, 75c., 81, el.50
r. C. LHvrs a SOY 1921 New York ave.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS..

THE CENTURY DICTIONARY FOR DAILY USE
in the household and Office. Business and profess
sional men say the, it once q day. Office Loan
and Trust building cor. 9th and SITS. Room o..
oc5-lm
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EL.cr,Ic LIsHrs, bells and burglar alarms
J. H. KrruIiro.
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Carpets are moving briskly-but my stock is
very large and embraces many exclusive pat
terms. You can be suited both in price and
quality-and with plenty Of "time' for the
final settlement
JOHN RIDDEN, The Accommodation,
1t 5l3 Seventh street northwest
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Set Of Beautiful Picture Cards. Call Mt once.
U. b. DENTAL ASSOCIATION. 7th and ID.
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STAGE EXCURSIONS.

THE SOUTHERN TALLY-Ho COACH LINE, 5II
i l3thst ny, daily Arlington. Soldiers Home.
round trip All visitors should ride great six
finland tally no. sa1-2ms
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Own . hundred head OF good sound horses
VII be sold ~ the highest bidders tomorrow
% =. BsnsinSsEs. 30 Louisiana =, enue. AAesvS
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Grsrs Sur. dyed & fsst eolors, black, brown
spd navy blue. A. r. BArnos, HOS G street
northvest-Ad-l
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CLTAnnH. AsrsnA. DBAysIss--Dr. Lighthiu
residehes. IAN Z street porthwest-Adrt
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ArIKyD CaAIs 4 HAspiss'. Opening (i3sh
and stree,s) Monday. October 10. Marine
Band at night-Adrl
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As Staple as Sugar and equally IL not more
useful is DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
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German Day Celebrated.

The German societies of the District cele-
brated German day by largely attended gath
ering at Concordia Hall last evening. the hall
being beautifully decorated and the illumiRa-
tions being very handsome. The opening ad-
dress was made by Mr.. s. W. Habercom. Mr..
simon Wolf was down for speech, but Was too
ni to take part. his place on the program being
filled by Rev. Geo. Facius. who delivered an
eloquent address on the origin Of German day.
Music was rendered by the German Maenner-
chor and the Washington Saeneerbund.
The celebration was held under the auspices
Of the Central Union Of German Societies, con-
sisttng Of three delegates from all Of the Ger
man societies of the District, and was q success.
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Mrss 6AILIE z. 6oalr begs to inform her
friends and customers that she 10 no longer with
J. C. Huschinson, but will be pleased to meet
them at Mrs. 7. b HAHlIsoS's. 1893 st.
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rvo-srolI siX-Roos hssIDxxox. NTH ALL
EopkRS luFsovEskSrs. No COS AcKEz srHrrr
koArakAsr. AT ArCTIOS.- Mssr.. rAtlmer A
Moan, kucti0nssr.. will .sll tomorrow afssrnoon.
81 q o clock. the shove mentioned property A
good chance for ia,estnaent.-AdcL
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One price. It'll 9th
Pure Rye Whisky, years old, CSC. Of.

Pure Rye Whisky, years old, Csc. Of.
Golden Catawba, 75e. gal. 26c. bot.
Proc. Flour, 81 so SIX, warranted
New Figs, Raisins and Currants. Citron.
New solid packed Tomatoes, Sugar Corn.
1t =. X. WILSON 934 7th ST. NV
We Have just Received rs Strictly ALL
wool Cheviot and Cassimer Suits. which we sell
at IS; worth $l2. $50 Overcoats, light aud
heavy weight, which we offer at 60 cents on the
dollar. 200 Childrens Suits from S1.25 up
ward. 1t will pay you to look over our stock
before purchasing elsewhere. LONDON AND
LIVERPOOL CLOTHING Co, It'll and G SITS. oc6-2t
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
FIELD SPORTS.
SECOND ANNUAL FALL FIELD GAMES,
COLUMBIA ATHLETIC CLUB.
ANALosTAN ISLAND.
Take ferry foot Of sea st.
SATURDAY. oCToBERS. 3PM
BASE BALL
Same day commencing at 30 D. M, the second
game Of the Amateur Athletic Union championship So
ries win be played
Admission. both events. including grand stand Soc
NEW NATIONAL THEATRE.
NEW NATIONAL THEATRE.
Monday Next
Monday Next
HALLEN and HART
HALLEN and HART
HALLEN and HART
New Comic THE IDEA.
Play. with THE IDEA
Music. THE IDEA
Seats now on sale. oc7-ot
A LBAUGHs GRAND OPERA HOUSE
THE THE sNAAGGSSH HFEGEssFF R R4sEi"
Last Two NIGHTS,
Last A fhSSA T0S g
sFABRoOK
sEABkkoookkEE
Grand Comic opera ccS company:
so PEOPLE.
The Gorgeous operate Spectacle.
The Isle Of Chsmp-sne,n
The Isle Of Champagnem
BY Chas. A. Byrne and Louis ,rrison.
o %:ss Of Oct Stars a9rEE E1S s9 ~ sSir
KERNAN's LYCEUM THEATRk-
n Pennsylvania ave. and 18th $.
THIS wEEK-NATINEE TOMORROW.
LESTER AND WILLIAMS
me AND JACK"
BURLEsQUE COMPANY.
1 Net weet-sam t. Jacks FORTY THIEVES"
pRoFs; RoBT; 1. aRERNwELL AND JOHN
union fRfS Srss VIZ 9RsB Eth r
olss. Ss9niOns every Wednesday evening following
DRQF. McCLARY's RIDING SCHOOL Is OPEN
Tor the season; fine saddle horses for hire; also
oct 11o5 11th st.n.w.
REMEMBER, TICKETS FOR THE BIsCHoFF
Wednesday. October l.. for sale Ellis Music
store oc6-3t'
A cADEMY OF MUSIC.
MONDAY. OCTOBER 10,
Benefit of
COLUMBIA DIVISION. No. 3. U. R.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs
ROBERT DOWNING
THE GLADIATOR.
Tickets of T. H. Hall. 1117 F st. NV.
Vim. G. Lown. eth and Md. ave. sw,
C. ". Davis 1906 9th st. NV
And members of Columbia, No. g. oce-4t
4 oADEMY.
Every Night this Week and Matinee on Saturday.
THE COMEDY HIT OF THE SEASON
GEORGE THATCHERS
Newly Constructed
Minstrel Farce Comedy Creation.
TIT ~ ky k E ZEE 81 ID 90
T Vu J Xxx * Err 3 ? 2 90 o.
Presented by
g 81 RsEr1,s A RICH = HARRIS
M1NsTRELs D COMPANY
toire. Seats now on sale oc6
CLAssEs IN DANCING WILL BE RESUMED
At my Academy. 1917 R st. NV. on SATURDAY,
the Sh instant. At p for Misses and Masters and
al p M Tor adults All former pupils invited
attend. Mrs. FLORA C. DYER.
oc5-4t 1517Rst
PlR0T: GALDTELLs DANCING ACADEMY.
DAY EvRS1SGs Class for .dults to A1 Gas. re-
s sna sssafaas aisss
oc56t' J. B. CALDWELL. 1o7 E st. NV.
HARMS BIJOU THEATER
Mrs. P. Harris. r. L. Br.tton and runis F. Dean,
Week commencing s'i M ION 6SaHat oeccsioBEKa
Campbells Southern Idyl.
THE WHITE SLAVE"
The Original New York Company.
Startling Mechanical Effects and a Wonderful Rain
'! SeHt y &s @i'l SsssT A. KELLY. &C,
CARNIVAL OF HOLIDAYS
AT zI fHf 5 6S6H EEiioSsEE,u E 81,
"A . 6c sfsHsff Z 3 t r. s NV
Doors open z pm oc3I5ts
ACADEMY OF DANCING,
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BIO SALE oY FrRSIrrR,-The three
hrge sslss rO~ns os LAtmer L sloan 1907
q street. dllsd viii furniture 10 be cold At ana
rop tomorros, commencing 81 20 O'Clock en-
bfssing every description Of househofd efYects
much Of ~ " . yerioT quality. 60 which the
Invite the attention Of the trade and private
buycrs.-Adcl
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LECTURES.

T ANGUAGEs. FREE LECTURE AND DEBATE
80 soS p; Pa Jhussday October BY
and entirely original method the only one decorated
BY the French minister Of public Instructions Prac
tca proofs given that the system is speedy educa-
tional and fascinating All. and especially teachers
cotoiaiiy inSited se6-3m
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HOODS PILLS are the best sfter-dinner Pila As
stst DIGESTION. cure headache. Try box
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-07

= nj. E1SENMANN 4 BROS,
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-07

I HAVE LARGE AMOUNT OF TRUST FUNDS
Il which can loan on real estate security at per
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-07

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and time certificates Of deposit before deposting else
where. WOODS CO. Bankers
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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1892-07-15

up my circular stairway and recon-
menced operations The earth that
had been removed lay in a big pile on
the bottom, but of course not high
enough to help me In case cave-in
occurred.
Carefully started on the last cir
cult and. as expected. found that
the dry earth there was much less firm
than below.
Still | could make Roadway al :
though once or twice | thought l was
doomed to failure when the ground
broke over and under me.
Now l reached the place to dig
straight up. and holding my breath
l attempted it. Slowly | scraped my
shafts ceiling. little by little. then as
the sods above me loosened tore them
away and-after week of living
DEATH once more stood on the
earth's solid surface.
I soon found the camp, and my
friends who. after searching in vain.
were mourning my supposed death. -
Chicago Sun.