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GEORGETOWN,

IT., s;.;o ruo
town r,il,ood 90 sborr nv the -enor, ,ha, T. 10
;,o ,,ror.-.d for tho ,,.nos, of ,ha ,,ooLhoI,a.,
mas sreauy improved uhoer the lew moitns
presidency Of Mr.. J. Hite Miller, and by the
end of the next fiscal year il is believed that a
fair dividend will he na,d Dnr;po IN. r.or
100, .,,o~o -. ,oS co. .
- 1000 ~. a.. pa n,, carried,
W., 40" ~ 10, an increase OIL
,'oi;. =" osdad IL 1911, ..e ieRu ans e e
while in the corresponding month Of the year
just closed and the third month of Mr.. Miller s
presidency there vas clear prohs OF s37S: 10.
Al ,ne .h case 'nere were t tk cars running
freight car in addition and this was RIM hu.
half the timc In December 1so, tboron
there were $50 passengers carried the re.
ceipts fell short of the outlav 5000 ~ while
Though fewer passengers we're carried in The
corresponding year OF 1892 only S2l9l9 were
short Many important improvements have
been maze IN 'ne manaeement OF tins road since
scboinie tine br. ,I. Wv ,.te . nov y, aul. oi,
order. MIR. Miller states that If enternriSa ord
care will do il. the Georcetown and Tepjavtnwn
line shall take its place among the hest manaos,i
of tbs CITY
,oon
ooon LILLIAN hhTiiN"'
notwithstanding the Indictment weather there
Was large attendance of members and visitors
nj the mee,inp of Independent Iodoe No IA
/. O.. G. T., ON last Friday evening. Four can
didafes were initiated and after transacting the
usua, routine Oh business the Iolowlng pro-
Sou hw W;Itinson Jn%n NJ T,na Woaus,
Waimer and Miss McCauley. recitation by Cbas
Mason. remarks by Can't. Unlisted. instrnmen mi
music by Miss McElroy. Before adiournine
substantial aid was sent to the organized cbaritv
of Georgetown by the lodge.
cosioA HOUSE ENTRIES.
Entries OF merchandise received at the
Georgetown custom house for the week ending
January IA. 1893 are as follows. T;les sea-.
hor,oho,a &C.,. aooo. - aooo
n no". H,o, eL 10y, VINES e.. SooO; wafer
= TO- ~. $50 e,on 80 s snser ware
y ;n.t wiz ses' 1sH c,sa' Soz; mus,
en- eco '1'e"'' "0o' "AA'een"neoos' Coz AolAi'
SN'o0''
BOTH MOTHERS WERE FINED.
George Bateman and Joseph Bateman, his
brother, we're charged in the Police Court to-
dav with assault ON serpt. Hanev and police.
th s ;ntusuc 81 Ge eu 0d .Se UrS.ners was ander
0s,cer Ystton arrss,ea hin, ths nshar anu h.hn
ILL honS r., .he ,raona LII VIC otner uro.ner
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To Remove the Cloud From a Title.

Msrtha Elien Pennington and Levi Penning-
ton have, by Mr.. A. b. Duvall. filed a bill
against Edward Wilson and John N Brooks ct
al TO remove cloud from title. Mrs Penning-
ton states that in 1869 shc became the owner Of
the north half lot Z, square I63, in which re-
sides herself and husband; that on December Z
last by certain fictitious paper said property was
pretended To be conveyed TO T. W. Carter and
u. j. Edwards 10 secure the payment
Of an alleged note for 300 purported
TO have been signed by her PAYABLE
to the order of Charles II. Smith
and seid deed which purported to have been
executed by him WAS left with the recorder Of
deeds on December Z. She also states that on
the following date deed pretending to convey
the land from her TO Wilson was filed and De-
cember Wilson pretended to convey to ". Z.
Edmoaston ard J. II. Erabrey to secure a note of
Wilson for $4,000 to the order of X. H. Philips;
that On Dee lc Wilson pretended to convey the
same To :. Cross and Il. r. Tracy to secure the
payment of 5000 TO G. r. Wilson, and besides
there Is on record two deeds of trust unreleased
IL Is charged that these deeds are fictitious:
that Mrs. Pennington never signed them. &c.
ana a discovery 40 to the holders of the pre-
tended notes is asked with Injunction against
the assertion Of title by others and the deeds Of
trust be annulei.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.


ArB.rGH's OTEES HoUsE.-''Little Tippett.
NV NArtOSNI THEArEn.-BelascOan and Eyles'
rev plny. The Girl I left Behind Me-"
A,NDSMY or MUsIc.- Chauneey Oicott in
"Navournseu."
Hams BIJoU THKaTEE--"The Fast Mail.
hIES1S's IYCEUA THEATER- cher 4 Fields
Specially Company.
EHE BAErLE az GErrIsBCEC.-I5th street
tHd ohio avenue.
tStyEEskItsr CHUEcn.-tieo. Il. Vending 3
ltrtlre on ''s,toue~all Jackson
FIE,I ETsOHMEp TEiSIvArIs GERMAN
IyANgFLICtL CHURCH. Grand Musical and
literary Entertainment.
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New Yark and florida special.

III" Pennsylvania Railroad Company an
noEnce- that. commencing "Wednesday Janu-
srp i. 1883. FRIDAY. January 20. and every
lSud.f. "Wednesday and Friday thereafter.
The Ne~ Nork aad Florida special viii be
oaced servisc i0r the season. leaving Wash
hgton AZ SO pm. arriving q Jacksonville at
500 ~. Hrd 81 Augustine At All pm. the
foilo~ing day.
th4- viii run via the Wilson short
cut Of the Atlantic Coast line (yIa Favetts-
yiiicl. shortening the schedule almost two
hogr- between New ora and ~. Augustine as
cCu,ared sith last year schedule.
The tram viii consist Of drawing room ar
scoutaiiifg IA drawing rooms. with all con-
Ncnience-i. dining car. observation car and
drawing room sleepiag cars-all vestibuled
Ingngemcnt- % u ace NAV be made in advance
"n application 20 tiesst agents Of the Pennsyl-
Nuuia rsallroad -AdrG
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Capita Coua-il. No. 80. r. A., installed the
fOlouing onscsrs.
Regent. ". Fi-sch, vice regent. n. e. scott;
orntor. ". II. Erighsm; secretary, ". Price:
epllsctcr, 4 hruun, treasurer. q. l. HeilbTun:
shAvl.il. l.. : Mann; guide VI. Cohen, sentry
- J. Bssuismin.
A. iGseting - Union TeEt. No. Is. l. O. Il.
Tie following oihcers were elected Ani installed:
AKRON hsrtstsll. q. H.; John J. B-onch. Z. g.
~; hoacue Tune. y. T.: a.. Newman. X \: J.
SamIsn. '. -, IIcI Evans, !. g.: Irving
rheckel-. - :. q. Euard % guardians VIM
fosch. sLeT. VIM. Hunt tress.; Josiah Adams
caun-sllor
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The Car

The GR1r
Left me in q terribly weak condition; my health
nearly wrecked. Ny appetite was all gone. had no
strength felt tired all the time had dsagreeable
ing noises in my head. like . waterfall. also had
severe headaches and severe sinking pains in INV
stomach. Having heard so much about HOODS
sARsAPARILLA concluded to try it. AL the disa-
greeable effects of the grip are gone lam free from
pains and aches and believe
HOODS SARSAPARrLLA
is surely curing my catarh. recommend Il In al "
GEO. W. COOK. ST. John sbury. VT.
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PETER BRANsos, charged with the theft of
five pounds of butter from citizen, pl. ad
guilty in the Police Court Saturday and was
given thirty days.
Bishop KEANE, rector OF the Catholic Uni
yersity. will lecture next Wednesday evening
in Brooklyn before the Academy Of Arts and
Sciences on the Lessons Of History"
MRs. ELIZABETH CUNNINGHAM, formerly Of
this city, died Friday, January 6, at Great
Falls. Mont Her body was brought on by her
son, {. X. Cunningham, and inferred in Con-
gressioEal cemetery.
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There wa another explosion IN the electric
ight cCuduit Yesterday. due 70 the accumula-
tiou q Illuminating ga-. The scene OF the e1-
yiosis NJ lie corner Of sth and ID streets.
where the iron covers % the minholes were
ialurtd.
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The WashIngton Markets.

Monday is usually dull day here and this is no ex
ception. All lines slow. but fairly steady. The
advance in butter market is maintained and some
dea look for still further RISE Perfect creamery
Is extremely rare.
Eggs still up and will continue 90 till there is
decided thsw. As the mercury begins to go
UP ere viii be q slump.
Poultry Is falling 81 In receipts and is on the down
grade in demand. The quotations this morning are
the Is those of Saturday.
The market lie Overlooked with rabbits today. and
the quot q Ions NJ e low and irregular
Onions, potatoes and cabbage continue to be the
banner lines in the vegetable market
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MarrlaRe Licenaas

Marriage licenses have been issued by The clerk
of the court to the following: c. W. Koehler
and Elenora Beech; George Gordon Seibold
and Grace Darling Whitaker; Morgan Waters
and Martha Lynch Ponder; Grant Reddish and
Mary Lee.
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ARMY Orders.

Lieut. Col. Edwin V. Sumner. eighth cavalry
ill tolo citation in Nau yorl oi,S I'D -,
g., go, - - p'A
10 Lieut. ooi. eaniuei IiecA' assistant adJut"hs
general, for duty IN connection with the COM
pilation of the regulations.
The following assicnmerts IN dutv =, ord-
nance sergeants recently annoiuted ore made.
Ordnance Sergt. Thomas y. Turnev. now at
that most. Ordnance Seret John Kinds now
at Fort Monroe. virginia. will proceed 70 Fort
Gaines Alabama and relieve ordnanco Sarnt
William w Vogei of bis dn,;es at that rs,
Ordnance Sero9 VogoI will nrocosd 20 TT
Grant" Arizona territory Ordnance Serot
Joseph Boan, now at Fort Warren Massa.
chnsetts. will proceed TO Wo,ertown arsenoI
mas q, Tnr, .do W,o PhS IeIg; Jonh laws
~ r.. Mon Inc, nno0 v r:laHu, VIZ p,oceeo
os e. Tranosco CDI;sS, ~" u; '.o -.
Vi t1I i S.,IoLnia' VII Proceeo 10
1eohor;.S IT W Saioim.a. E Clunan9e oer.@
w., ,r;,, 1891 ~ D. as
Tii;no,s Ordnano. go. W;,,;a., nI "ena
land now .t Fnrt O,nshs N.hrnshn Iii A ,,,o
."n aa a. %. -, - nana, Iu:' VIII PRIV
Nv direction Of the Pras;;dant No; John n
H.miiton Art. cov.Irr Is 1sta;,od III LII,
Lar - ths ar,,, ra.;r;x .asS - W,',n
Isr-ocls Wash 80 NJ; Tho,,a, W. y.
s;st. nj ad;n,ant 1.nar.i .:i;.raS ""i0' "'-
I, s;ra1s;a'. s .ne n:, -. VIZ
wh 10y airecuon o. the treSiden. MAI Joseph ".
w ~l" m pay n"s'er, WIZ rspor. IN person 10
,ra.;d.ut -, ~, anaelson, ioar'ee inianlry'
ro,'xer h.rua,ta o WHY ns Du ~ '@n
o =, .I "asn.' ,or eHan !h :!
~ nose"Ie l0r iour ho"lnH ID Granted
Sap'' 'enerson u. roihoeA'er' ASSISTANT EUR
eeDn.
ing extension OF iea!e OF 1osence on account
81 slcKhess sran'ea Lieut.. Coi. guy '. henry,
eseu an e".ay, IuisneI eS'enoeu Iour
m0 %a. on snrgeons eernncate OF Disability:
Napt. CrosDy Z. Miller, assistant quarter
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This morning in the Criminal Court, Judge
NeComns. the sur.ty for Richard Gray. charged
with -uibezzltm-nt surrendered him and he
Nas arraigned. plead not entity ard committed.
r. the ca-. u iIyshd,aH Datie. charged with
assault with intent 10 Lii, the recognizance was
forfeited TO-DAY
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Brass and iron bedsteads, chamber furni-
tnre. &c. will be sold ut auction by Latimer
Sloan nj 1909 Connecticut avenue at 1880 am.
onOrroM.-Adrt
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= OF TEE WATER

DIN VOC Know THtr Mr.. D.. A. golden,
Center market. il headquarters for Choice
Poultry, Game % all kinds and salt and Fresh
Water Productions. that his establishment is
the mcs; extensive IN the country. and that he
will b. pleased 10 have you call;
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LOCAL MENTION.


FORECAST =ILL 8 2. H. TUESDAY.
Fer he District OF Columbia Delaware. Mary
land and Virginia. increasing eloudiness Tues
day; probably rain OF snow Tuesday afternoon
or evening; warmer Tuesday morning and
evening; westerly winds, becoming variable
Tuesday.
CuNDITIOy OF TIE wATEE-
Temperature and condition OF water At
sm.. Great Pals. temperature. %. condition.
81. Receiving reservoir. temperature, 81. Con-
dition al north connection. 90: condition at
teuth connection. 81 distributing reservoir.
temperature IS. condition a. iRfuent gate
house. sc sffiuent gate house. Sc
high tide. Low tide
627 am 6.45 nm. O.49 an I2.53 pm.
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EXEcUToRs SALE Of fame dwelling and lot
on 4 street between Sd and A. streets south
Sesi tomorrow afternoon AT A:30 o'clock
See adyt
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MANLY PURITY.

CUTlcURA REMEDIES cleanse the blood. akin
and scalp Of every eruption. impurty and disease.
whether simple srofulous. ulnerAtivs or hereditary
In word they arc the greatest skin cures blood pu
riners and humor remedies Of modern tina and s,r
coed when the best Physicians fan sold throushous
the world s.1a
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LrIlUs LNNsRvKSHs y Y. AVE-. RINK
100 Halt Pairs Chenille Curtains, fTinSed top
snd bottom. spring colDrs. 2.2J each
just openel. Ih-ee pieces JO-inch Tapestry
Tor furniture covering which We were formerly
c~mpc led % asa Sl75 for, only 90c. per yard.
Is pieces Woven Figured Curtain Muslin.
white ground. sheer quality. usually 5Oc., only
%. per yard
JULIus LsysBUEGH's y. :. AVE. EINK, NEAR
iiTu ST.
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SPECIAL TOR TUEsDAY.-PriTne RIB Roast,
To-. Lamb. l2is 10 l5c-; Sugar-cursd Hams,
i5c. Llrd. t0c.: Gran. sugar. Sc; Egg, 35c.
Drop Us postal order. INTEKsATIoNsL MARxET
AND GEocERY. 12Ol and I20S + st.
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Nothing Of . medicinal or harmful nature
enters into the composition OF Whites Yucatsn
Gum. but on the contrary every ingredient Is
beneficial to the human system. jal6-6t
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OTTER FOR SsLE-5,000 per cent first
mortgage bonds Of the Norfolk and Washington
Steamboat Co. CRANE. PARRIs l. Co, Bank
srs. Ebbitt House building-Adct.
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SIMrLE in composition, safe in application.
sure in result. Ninots Dentifrice. the ideal
tpoth and mouth wash. IL never di-appoints;
CleauSes and sNectcus. 2jc. everywhere.
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BAHosINs EXTRAoRDrSART AT

TINS Is the lind o: weather that you need a
CarbofitC Heater.
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CsnrErs CLNtSTD by the UMPIRE CAEPI
NoREs. 63l-63j Mass ave. n W. are made moth
IroUf tree u charge. Telephone 49,
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Surgical, Mathematical and Optical Instru-
ments. Wholesale and retail wALFoRD's. Az
Pa. ave. lts
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NoU'vE PuD 81 ToR WORSE Derbies than
ours at s1I9. TRANC x SON. cor. 9TH aud ID.
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EIcEIsI0E and Imperial Sec Champsgnes
tols agent. CHR- NsNDTK. 800 It'll
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Sleep Warm.
No need Of suffering. these cold nights when
YOU can buy frst-class Blankets. Comforts and
Down Quilts at first cost The io,c price these
goods are being offered at will sstonish you.
Come at once il YOU desire any OF them.
I. ID. SINGLETON.
jal6-eoSt as eth ST. NV.
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CsaIoyrrE HEATERS and Carbonate Fuel for
snie by HUICHISsoN Bios, Sole Agents, 1870
Ia ave. Z. W.
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CarSonite Heaters and Carbonite Fuel
FOR sale. HUTCHINSON Bios, 1i20 Pa. ave-
NV. jal6-2t
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HOODS PILLS cure constipation By restoring the
peristsltlc action Of the aiimentary canal.
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GREAr FIEE SALE Goods damaged BY fire
and water ~ /. BEHRENs' 12i 1th st. NV.
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CITY ITEMS.
Sleep Warm,

CITY ITEMS.
Sleep Warm.
No need of suffering. these cold nights when
you can buy frst-class Blankets Comforts and
Down Quilts at first cost The iotc price these
goods are being offered at will sstonish YOU.
Come at once il you desire anv OF them.
T. ID. SINGLETON.
1al6-eoSt AIS eth ST. NV.
In Nut Shell.
Every housewife wants a nice suite Of Furui-
ture for the best room in the house. but IL is not
every housewife who can spare the full amount
In lump to pay for the same. To meet this
condition" sm selling on slime" payme nts.
In accommodating buyers am benefting my
self-theres no profit in holding on TO Furni-
ture-l am IN business to sell
JOHN RIDDEN, The Accommodation,
1t 5l3 Seventh street northwest
You can heat that cold room with . Carbonite
Heater. jal6-2t
Nothing Of medicinal or harmful nature
enters into the composition OF Whites Yucatsu
Gum. but on the contrary every ingredient Is
beneficial to the human system. jal6-6t
Our $1.10 Derby
Represents q ''Two-ffty" value. Franc a
SoN, cor. 18th and ID. 1t
Surgical, Mathematical and Optical Instru-
ments. Wholesale and retail WALFoRD's. Az
Pa. ave. lts
Carbonite Heaters and Csrbonite Fuel
for sale. HUTCHINSON Bios, 1i20 Pa. ave.
NV. jal6-2t
500 More saxony Wool Jackets at
Si.49, at C. AuEEBAcH's. 9TH and II streets.
ia1i-5t
80 Good Sewing Machines at S49S.
Cor 4th and Pa. ave. Sc. WIN. FUNK, Mn'g'r.
ja9-eol0t
Ladies! Buy the Old Reliable, Time-tested
Wheeler & Wilson.
Each year brings il new laurels.
Your grandmothers used one, and the most
progressive mechanical expert Of today pro-
High Arm. No. .. Office, 4S7 9th st. NV. one
door south of E. d2l-tf
s. Heller. 40 eth st. n W.. is making = sps-
cialty in Ladies' and Children's Hair Cutting
and Shampooing; also cures Dandrlf oc7-tr
Zoe. Royal Headache Powders.
Headaches cured ''while you wait" Druggists
arl2
Elixir Babek cures all mala-ial diseases
ADJUSTMENTS.
1--WE LECTURES
L Upon interes ing AMI instructive subjects
MErRopoLfThse P * s ss q ri = "a CHURCH
Cor. 4th and Bs a se
The % VI flsRS sSs SPRxrsa January 1s 1898
Hon. W. G. T. B sdst;Sftsf NC.
s,nsle Lecture mo- %s sses
Can Re had a he osuici ja7 IA. 40 III Il. is
METzEkoTT MUSIC HALL
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY a5. 1888
CHORAL SOCIETY
AND
SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA OF NEW YORK.
MENDELssoHNs
'ELIJAH"
soLoIsTs:
Nine. BAsTA TAvARY. Soprano
| Miss MINNIE BEHNNE. Contralto.
Mr.. PAYNE CLARK. Tenor
Mr. ERICSSON BUSHNELL. Bass.
Nj. WALTER DAMRoscH. Conductor.
TICKETS. 81. L5o and e.
ON SALE AT MErzERnrT's. ..7-rs.
Il G'inx via Gibra tar. Italy and Greeoa Returning
a Rs s snd .pa sSot and .1 spns
| \. g. L. :. :. ''Fu'da" Send for co y OF Gazes
p vANWICKLE. l225 Pa ave-. BrsdburT Piano
Ware Rooms 5al3t,t
PANORAMA o,,,.
BATTLE OF GETTYSBURG,
The greatest battle Of
THE WAR
18th ST.. two blocks below U. 9. Treasury.
COODMAN's SOCIETY ORCHESTRA
" first-class music furnish ID for weidingS Re-
cept.ous. Balls, Germans, Pa ties. Dinners Tea.
Dances &C. Address 726 eth st. N. W. ta2-lm
EXCURSIONS. &c.
CRUISES
TO THE
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Our $1.10 Derby
Represents a ''Two-ffty" value. FRANC a
Son, cor. eth and ID. 1t
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You can heat that cold room with Carbonite
Heater. jal6-2t
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500 More Saxony Wool Jackets at
Si.49. at c. AuEnBAcH's. 7th and II streets.
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ITO Mt. VERNON AND THE TOMB or WASH.
l. IN9TON.
Only means Of communication ID via the washinrtou
Alexandria and Nj Vernon Electric Railway from
Alexandria
Cars heated BY electricity leave local depot Aex.
andrta the arrival Of all trains from Washington
Take cars of Psnnsyivana Railroad at 9th It depot
Fare for round trip. 45c.
Grounds open from IL IN. to Jpn Admisnon
to grounds. 25c.
as r. 4 REED. supI
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lsI5
Icr CRrAs 235 @ 81. nv.

BEILr oF NrIsoS wHtsSY. tho whisky taat made
LentEcky famous. CH.KLEs KRAMER, 1S5 Tth-
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SHREWSBURY CAkE
BY MRS ELIZA r. PARKER.
Bedford. ny.
One round OF -Four. one teaspoon OF Cleve-
lands Baking Powder. two cxgs. twelve ounces
each Of sugar and butter. mix well. favor with
extract OF rose and almond Roll very thin and
bake on tin sheets in an oven.
Use only cIerelaAd's Batins Powder. ihs
proportions are made for that
pure cream Of tartar powder.
CLrvELASp,s
BAKING
POWDER.
Absolutely the best"
I'm STEADY use in my Kitchen"
MARION HARLAND.
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IT WAS COLD THIS MORNING.,
But the Mercury Didn't Go ~ Low ~ Q,
Saturday.

TEE RECORD WAS Is ABOVE, AND THE PERIOD
OF DEPRESSION LASTED LoNGER-How THE
WEATHER WAS IN OTHER cIrIEs-Ir Is tx
PEcTED TO BE WARMER TOMORROW.
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Prominent PHYsICtANs are prescribing Ia
ioms Water daily IN their practice.
GEo. y. GRAY. Printer :;39 Pa. sve.-Legnl
blanks Tor attorneys. corporations. dc.
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Hrn,S ArtiacialEyes. HrNrLER. 45s Pa.av.
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81 Good Sewing Machines at S49S.
Cor. 4th and Pa ave. Sc. VIM. FUNK, Ming r.
ja9-eol0t
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Zoe. Royal Headache Powders.
Headaches cured while you wait" Druggists.
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s. Heller. f20 eth ct. n. W.. is making = sps-
cialty in Ladies' and Children's Hair Cutting
and Shampooing; also cures Dandrlf oc7-tr
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EXCURSIONS. &c.
CRUISES

THE MAGNIFICENT STEAMSHIP BRIT
TANIA" LEFT NEW YORK on SATURDAY, JAN.
IA. WITH LARGE PARTY OF TOURISTS.
SHE WILL LEAVE FOR THE SECOND CRUISE
ON SATURDAY. FEBRUARY IL. TOUCHING AT
HAVANA. KINGSTON. MARTINIQUE. GUADA-
LOUPE, ST. KITS AND BERMUDA
FOLLOWING CRUISE. MARCHiI. FOR ILLUS
TRATED PROGRAM AND ACCOMMODATION AP-
PLY AT ONCE TO
THos. COOK & son.
SOLE PASSENGER AGENTS,
e6l and 1925 Broadway. New York;
PHILADELPHIA. BOSTON. CHICAGO,
Or 921 PA AVE-. WASHINGTON.
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LIQUOR IN THE DISTRICT.
A Hearing by the House District Commit
tee This Moraing.

THE LIQUOR DEALERS BILL PRESENTED AND
EXPLAINED BY aEssRs. MAoRUpER, DAVIS AND
oTHERs-THE DISTRICT COMMISSIONERS Ex-
PLAIN WHY THEY WERE NOT PRESENT.
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Ladies! Buy the Old Reliable, Time-tested
Wheeler 4 Wilson.
Each year brings it new laurels.
Your grandmothers used one, and the most
progressive mechanical expert OF today pro-
nounces the best in the world to be the New
High Arm, No. 9. Office, 4S7 9th st. NV. one
door south of E. d2l-tf
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Elixir Babek cures all malarial diseases
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The following weii-known ana
RELIABLE FIRMS
will send upon application,
CATALOGUES

and price lists, and give inyormation In re.
gard to their goods. When price Is charged
II Is mentioned below.
BICYCLES.
GEO. r BIDWELL CYCLE CO., New York.
NJ "The Tourist" High grade. Fitted
With the new Bidwell constructive ui e-the
pesfest,S91 Il sicycsM TidipS Of, broadway
IL New Yoik. Mantfactur, rs OF Bicycles
that are equalled by sew and exccIled by
none. Catalogue free.
DALEIsH CYCLE CO., LTD, corner Bank
III, and Greenwich streets, New York, N. Y.
Zimmerman rides Raleigh. Good agents
a MERICAN NoRMoNDECYoLE COMPANY.
l,UO0 bicycles from t2S 70 oloe. Cash or credit.
IasfPSnss I@RRTTER 10y cYcLE CO., New York. Helical
Tube Premiers. Detachable III es. For
iadies and gentlemen. Lightest strongest.
10 to - lbs. Art Catlg, &C..
NOLUMBIA-POPEM MFG: Co, Boston. Old.
~ est and largest manufacturers. Cata-
Iogue free at our 100 agencies. By mall for
2two-cent stamps.
PIANOS.
IVES a POND PIANO Co., 1ss fremont St.,
IL Boston. Easy terms. e25 down and tl0
n month will buy hrst-class piano. Write
for full Information. M 3m
NyEw ENGLAND CONSERVATORY OF
IN MUSIC. Founded by DR.. r.. Tourgee.
carl Faelten, Di ector. Send for calendar. r.
w. Hale, Gen. Mgr. I'oston. Mass. m6<w
STOVES. RANGES AND FURNACES.
DOYAL HEATERS-Hot water, steam OF
IN Hot AR for dwellings,. offices, green.
houses. public buildings. Send for Cal alogue.
Hart and rouse. Utica, N. Y. mNl