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CENTRAL UNION MISSION.

CENTRAL UNION MISSION.
To the Christian Public:
The past mission year has been one Of great
spiritual blessing and enporal prosperity. The
gospel of Christ has been carried to q larger
number of individuals than In any preceding
year, and scores and hundreds Of men and women
have been redeemed Dy the power of God from i'm
moral, dissipated criminal lives that rendered
them a burden to society and have become sober
and Industrious and a blessing to the community,
while happiness and jOy reign in many homes
that previously the scenes Of discord,
drur keI ness and poverty. The whisky bottle has
given way to the Bible, words of profanity to
the voice Of praise and the saloon to the place
Of prayer. During the past year the old city
post office building La. ave, has been pur-
chased and repaired and beautiful auditorium
constructed therein and furnished capable Of
accommodating from 600 to /, 200 persons. An
Industrial department has been organized whereby
work can be temporarily furnished out Of
employ ment; rooms for a limited number Of
cheap lodgings have been provided, and a work
by women for women has been inaugurated
God has richly blessed the mission every line,
and you invited to come and rejoice with
on SUNDAY, October Is. when the NEW AUDI
TORIUM will be dedicated, at pm, and the
NINTH ANNIVERSARY observed at 7:3O p.m
in the new mission building, go Louisiana ave.
Prominent speakers will make brief addresses.
Testimonies will be given by converts and an
interesting musical program be rendered 1t
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TO ADVERTISERS.

Advertisers are urgently re-
quested TO hand In advertisements
the day prior to publication, in
order that insertion may be as
sured Want Advertisements viii
be received up to noon OF the day
of publication. precedence being
given to those FIRST received.
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A New Foreman.

Mr.. Thomas Ricketts, Of New York has
been appointed foreman OF the treasury
bindery. vice Frank bowling, who has been
transferred to q position in the government
prtnttng ONCE.
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To Test ArlnOr Plate,

An armor test Of the 12-inch plates for the
battleshfp Maine will take place at the In
dian Head proving grounds next Saturday.
The plates will be the the first Harveyized
plates representing . let Of armor for any
Of the new shipA.
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The San FranciscO's Cruise.
The flagship San Francisco will leave New
York in few days for her winter cruise in
the West Indies The Kearsarge will Join
her there later in the year.
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Rates Of advertising made known on application
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And that Il the finest exhi-
bition Of talking machines
In the world-located at ITO
4. Baltimore ct. Here may
be seen In operation the
Commentary Phi no.
graph. the Social" Phono-
graph, also the Densmore
Typewriter aud the i'm.
pr1ved Graphophone, Blu IL
ness men may witness how
daily correspondence in
wiped OF the CALENDAR
BY means o. tine Commer-
cial Phonograph. about
three times az fast as Q
stenographer could do 1t,
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SPIRTTUAIISM-MRS. KATY ROWLAND WILL
resume her public circles at Wonn's Hall. 721
9Th st. NV, every WEDNESDAY EVENING.
Trance speaking; questions answered; psyche
metric readings and good music. It,
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Granite building.
9th and sts.
THIS COMPANY Acts as Executor. Administra.
tor, Trustee and in all proper
nducisry capacities.
THIS COMPANY Pays interest on deposits.
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oelO-r management and permanency.
ADVERTISING CALENDARS FOR "a
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Publisher. 11OS-1116 E st. NV. Telephone 1853.
oc9
PATRICK H. C. BRENNAN, LIB, ca,
Member Of the Institute of Accounts, New York
city,
Publir Accountant and Auditor,
Formerly 1924 +. REMOVED TO 1421 f ST. NV,
oc9-3t ROOM 5.
SUITS. sa5 UP. TROUSERS. Is UP.
FOR FOR
TAILORING. SATISFACTION.
TROUSERS, s5 UP SUITS. s25 UP.
EIsEMAN BROS.
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HAVE THIS DAY REMOVED MY OFFICE TO
the Atlantic building. 92s and $50 st. NV.
where will be glad to nv friends and GUS
TONERS A. l.. SALTZSTEIN. IT..
oc11-2t" Room 25, Atlantic building,
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l. o. o. F.-FRIENDSHIP LODGE, NO. 12, WILL
assemble at hall THURSDAY, at 80 pm, to
attend the funeral of our late brother, WILLIAM
G. HUNTER, Past Grand. Brothers Of other
lodges are fraternay invited to be present. By
order Of the lodge. EDW. T. PETTENGILL, Rec.
Sec,
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THE EVENING STAR.

PUBLISHED DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY.
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REWARD OF $40 WILL BE PAID TO ANY PER.
son giving information leading to the arrest and
conviction of the party parties who stole bicycle
lamp and cut the tires of safety bicycle while
standing In front Of Rowzee's Hotel. 327O NJ ST.,
Monday night. October Q, 1898. GEO. W. COOK,
1895 NJ st. NV. II
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THE CALIGRAPH TYPEWRITER is EASIEST
to learn and to operate. Machines are rented
with privilege Of purchase. NEWMAN & son,
Gil 1th st. nw. oc11
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KEEN'S
Styles are now complete for
the latest style Of garments.
Place your order with the
largest tailoring establishment
in the United States
GEO. T. KEEN,
Mcrchant Tailor.
se2S I3I2 = STR E EFT NV.
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THE SHAD-SHAPED WALKING COATS
Our stock at this time Is complete with all that
Is most fashionable and desirable In cloth and
cut.
The long Shadshaped Walking Coat is here.
Price, SIS Coat and Vest.
GEORGE SPRANSY,
oc11 434 7th st.
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OOl@OMblA ff1ONOThAPH 90, 81 II
T. d. EASTON. Pres. (oc9) r. F. F.CROMELN, Sec.
tailOr-made suit Of clothes at a glance
"s"''ss There's q certain hang about them
- that ready-mad clothes can get.
s''''"" You'll feel comfortable during business
hours III you're clothed In one of our SIS
sssssss BUSINESS SUITS. They're tailor made
1900. beyond a possible doubt. Neat clothes
MERTz AND MERIT,
MODERN PRICED TAHORS,
9O6 st. NV.
1t % z. baltimore ST.. Baltimore. Md.
Weather tomorrow-Fair-warmer tonight.
Best Cypress
Shingles sold else
where for 81 per 1,CcO.
s. per 1000. Sc per Der 1000 i.coo.
$6 per 900. So per 1000.
s6 per 1000. Sc per 1000.
s6 per 200. $6 per 1000.
81 per 1000. S6 per 1000.
SO per 1000. Sc per LOCO
~ per I. go. ---s- - per I,9eO.
S6 per ,o60 Sc per 1000.
SO per 1000. S. per 1000.
10 per 1.OOO. Sc per 1000.
- per 1000. Sc per 1000
20 per l,0OO IS per 1000.
So per 1000. So Der 600.
s6 per Loo s. per 1000.
Sc per 1000. So per 1 900
x6 per LOCO. S6 per 1000.
So per I 200. So per 1 .OOO
So per 1000. Sc Der OOO
EVERY SHINGLE GUARAN TEED
II you read 1t In ad. tt's so.
Lumber Min Work and Builders Hardware"
Cor. 9Th and ". Y. ave. NV. ocl1
THE sHAD-SHAPED WALKING COATS
Our stock at this time is complete with all that
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NORTH CAROLINA AVE N. p. c., sTH AND b
sts- se.-keyival services Preaching 1880 IN
n. Graham: Thursday pastor; Friday Rev.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
NORTH CAROLINA AVE. N. P. G, sTH AND
sts- se--keyival services. Preaching 730 pm.
Tuesday; Rev. 8 y. smith; Wednesday, Rev: w.
Ix,s Graham: ham, Thursday. PASTOR Friday; Rev.
CUT DOWN THE COAL BILL
II isn't enough to know the economy
and comfort Of weather stripping your
house. You ought to know the best sort
Of strips The sort you want to avoid are
made Of rubbe-. and which become hard
and brittle ard melt and stick in summer.
Valentines Felt Strips will last as long
a. your house. We put them up-h you
wish IL.
BARBER & ROSS. Cor. 11th and G sts oc1o
This which An
tv.Sye,, tE.y0f wY WaY s.ra, 0shs,,
rsS: sSS.s .sas i:s: I.ga, hIs To n'ias p.y I: a.
lord as.s %Snsa xs:r a.. me Iss xSs year. .so
aft ,s;sE Io ye,r TauI until @ On od Ios. your pO;
ton or incur other misfortune you viii =.
misfortune and then be least have : roof over
not a' a.y Ss sS to soro. moS Ss
desired by any man ey on your property
oc1o JAS. Z. WAUGH. go Fanw
but such nts last but q short while.
wEARERs OF EMERSON" SHOES HAVE FITS
-frou the time they first put them on
until they completely out
The Emerson Shoe Is not for ladies,
and you buy them at first hands,"
x-S3.50-$+y5 and Sc.
r. B. GROVER & CO.. Makers and Sellers"
OF The Emerson Shoes. 1103 Pa oclO
There's lots Of ways to throw away money
One way 10 on cheap taioring-such as 10
turned out by the various Tailoring Agencies
about town. They will make 90 you suit Of
clothes for $3.50. Better buy II ready made"
Suits tailored here At SIS and up.
J. FRED GATCHEL date Of Keen's), 41s 18th ut.
oc1O
n u e u r. N, Z \ z q
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CONTINUED on Sixth page.)
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THERE'S
SOMETHING
IN
BALTIMORE
THAT YOU
SHOULD SEE.

COLUMBIA PHONOGRAPH CO., 627 st.
T. ID. EASTON. Pres. (oc9) R. F. .CROMELIN, Sec.
YOIr CAN KNOW
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WEDNESDAY, Oct. IL.
FIFTH AVENUE TAILORING

FIFTH AVENUE TAILORING
No style Of garment, effect Of weaving
and no combination of color can find favor
with the majority Of men who can afford to
dress well, unless it bears the stamp Of
manual art.
Reasonable prices.
oc11 G. ]. B. Schultz. 1413 STREET NV.
COME HERE FOR BLANK BOOKS
Our specially" is Blank Books-both large
and small, for business and other purposes.
Any kind Of a Blank Book not in stock made
to order on short notice.
GIVE are headquarters for all kinds Of
Paper, Stationery and Stationers' Sundries
at lowest prices.
EAsTON RuPP Popular priced Stationers,
421 11th street Gust above the avenue). cell
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-11
At the Lfghtshfp.

The vigilant arrived at the light shiI
under her own sail, having dropped her tut
coming down the bay. The wind was no
strong as In the early morning and It die
not look well for lively race. The vino
was east southeast
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-11-10
AS TO NATIONAL BANKS.

The popust thousand dollars
profit made by the national banker by virtue
zion Oeng TO him that the
the banker BEST That is
criminal
money and then only by the
or corporation Sun time
parts compulsory debt producer The popul debtifer
currency the United States this consisted wholly national
would absolutely compulsory unpyabe
millions OF dollars OF the people the banks
Let the 1000 millions of
out ana months last month God
ed all their debts
the thirty expired last night The people
their debts They had
banks That all the money
dollar was the bank where
nued until all the inter
months before But
debt 200 millions nteres
to the bankers would begin.
this morning every dollar paid the
crops were the known extraordinarily
the merchant stocks large debts paid the
pee and warehouses crowded with material: the
ready hurry the golden
eleven million OF stalwart
Dor, all debt free-would not the world be happy?
put misery and death under the national
no debt then The people had last
gotten all their debts padhy
shucked the ground the the
dness the merchant od his
the nome OF bats the dead
until people rich free national bank
monstrosty from whose clutches they have just escaped
POpulsm system shall That
pepetuity that it retire. peop-he
any bear interest," virtue OF ISSUE that will
paid by those
shall still be existence ready the wheels
the Choose between the debt maker the
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-11-10

Adopted at Omaha, July 4th, 1892.

currency fexbie
issued by the full tender
and that without equt
able efficient
provided
farmers alliance, better also
it's obligations public
coinage Of cold
at the legal ratio of 16 to1. -
demand circulating be
at least $50 capita
We demand graduated
to build one industry at the Of another.
We believe that the the country should
possible the
economically honestly administered.
banks by
exchanges.
of
lands
by the government to actual only oA
Of
the the people, -
The telegraph and like the postal being necessity
government ia the interest Of the people. 4.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-11-10
PRIMARY PRINCIPLES
The PEOPLES PARTY.

the issues Of the day. would put
many the primary elements OF the great
REFORM ntmnthat discomfort with exist
necessary Humanity higher levels The follow
the general OF the causes and
remedies presented by
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-11-10

The volume controls Supply demand
only supplementary Let illustrate:
wheat than 1892
matter
1st-Less wheat than ten years
2d-Larger demand ny twenty millions population
3d-Lager nearly 100 per exporfy
positive
100 cent bonused by
800 million dollar tariff
5Exraornary growth provincial popua
yet OF increasing from 81 bushe to $500
bushel, gone down to $500. bushe.
Before taking platform refer to another dire evil
Gently developed
There classes the earth The the
producer The other the
With the
capitalist With the capitalist in this the
than he
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-11-10
PLUTOCRACY.

Then there
ions of votes population
brain 1t takes Of the risks
of business blades grass
grew before brick above another
wheel of employs
Of labor
yet thrust socyupone dollar Of
belonging merchant lawyer preacher
enormous interest bearing, sheriff secured debt
This millions dolars Other
put 10000 millions Every dollars worth OF
thiand for the 10000
dollars drawing tribute from labor risk effort capital the
plutocrau
this is But large amounts by
fictitious bonds and stocks No
has been built stock Not
the
wasb borrowed
public buildings the magnificent
publication Offices all built without
sinking the income besides Thus the
building united
for The of capitalization
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-11-10
THE POWER TO ISSUE MONEY.

modern declares there effort
upon money produce
people This the British and
banks Chisten
popust maintains that should be That
cannot he b debt
abb wealth. -
consist Of gold
value
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-11-10
WHY NOT?

The British all cites
pual secured
make the government a banking institution? '
Will OF the gold hug
pie should not be the banker The people?
that the banker for
the people the moment that
taken d crafty gatherers
Do issuing bankers
ADD strength Them when
with them to money people
to the banker and tell
money and it the people the bankers pra
dnt today paying interest dollar
ted States that the system the
Father let US piracy and buarm the good
L. WILL glorious when the
signed to ba protecting for seconsuming
In that day fifteen million people
ss Of Other people In that day dollar paid ourselves
who do not borrow In that day will money perpetual
Iour times It's value OF REAL property
the tmeloan holeeatng nfamy pestnce
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-11-10
CONTRACTION OF CURRENCY.

This another discovery pOpuls
continual reduction ompng
the paying tribute apasts
and reducing the value of produce.
the show the actual
volume The careful estimate shows the circulating
this be about So SO CAPITA but With of debt
borrowed credit Of being return
and real cannot be mon there
lily Sc per capita OF money and currency.
forty $50 money per CAPITA every
nation will be
compulsory and another
all the taken together make daily
changes than the money will transact
The this thisand this plant
this dollar
has been borrowed than es That u.s.
This easily
total of known
Circulating destroyed countless
millions and their place filled with interest
ling bonds-at the dictates of Wall Street.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-11-10

The national bank has been tried nation Chrndom
the and the g OF paupesm tells the story The John Law
Mississippi Bubble national bank and pso
in the Encyclopedias Mississippi Company
national bonds The Argentine Republic
her national bank but would carried Great Britain
but for the aid OF France The Argentine
after our own national But having valuable
the banks of Not having greenbacks like the United States
furnish the blood for the those victims
issue and issue the went
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-11-10

The discoveries not all made at once nor with
was the platform OF at st
Louis (1ss9 finally at Omaha July 4th 1917
platform OF the peoples
contains the precise which vast body OF the
common people unite. ..-, ,4:oa hoh
at the base form the OF
Some OF these
platform and it's defense
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-11-10
The Source of all Wealth.

As primary element political knowedgethough which has
but centuries OF propo
which beyond all question amost oo ~
radical acceptance
The basic proposition is this 4 u;.r &no,, +ho
All spring from the
Ground: nearly, quite all from the farm 49,.
already entered into all systematic 5ed"es On po
hit not be received with que re1 LOU
proposition in practical light , r.o-o
the farm to the Town. Ine
all of gather into
ties the mechanic the artisan the teace ac ano
one receives by the producer the
received for the value ne
make to eat nor wear -nor
en under send it to the and
eeve received by the farmer Tor
his income OF tne mcnanC
received in the O trade from the farmer 49, -,
Now with obber OF the larger wtn
obb in also deals with tne
these larger exchanges comes rom vage
as and from the all the multiple
No one reading first time should adopt the
lumber wealth. ana 90 not come
from when IN can
by purchase with the money received o Cne
it becomes an oDect o every
agricultural the only way put
borrowed dollar oy
the ground deliver IT, or
NAV be Britain and other crowded nation
general cOmee having
sa these nations
Chat it must send every dollar thus useo III tn
from the farm
Now this it deserves careful consideration Is
tremendous truth the root what called the money
problem" the financial system :, :.a Sc
relation however wish prepare tne
%;a error the statement for his produce
things cheaper he is not the loser we
e1ane matter statement hitherto puDsneo as
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-11-10
tonnage controlling interest
fhou $1,000 -

coinage both a controlling interest
the gold supply Of the world.
But claim that money should be secured value y claim
unhdeabe unbunab recognized in the Jurisprudence
6ne world as decided by
with
based national fraud In
the
that the bonds could paid But would
redeemed the gold basis why the gold required
alone would redeemed
before the bonds redeemed.
Popusts declare that JUSTICE
seDsefor sole
which putocay it's wealth. without
who and take chances AS the relationship
banking
Gently uttered the following somewhat fiery sentiments:
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-11-10

The statement that the matter high low prices is matter OF
relation called
wholly The
money produce buy and the unit of value should
g. dollar.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-11-10
THE DISCOVERY OF CERTAIN EVILS.

that the nation was rapidly a I'll @on
to extremely CLASS OF
failing and They that LABOR was DE-
ana
proper political They discovered that class
u men known as @ 49, ORGANIZATION by the
c intrigue treahery of those who had unrheousv secured
wealth and power .,,, IT,, :4h h
They corporations had united with aon
household in it's n5o nd
They discovered that the laws and the courts to tine
manipulated by political Wltn corpora
dive Organisms to wealthy their and
maintain their ana secure
public private justice. - , o ;. =, au. uuov e..
the hankno the Wall Street become gganc
power controlling conventions elections courts ana
They public daily had become
incorporated supposed mutual organization known as tne
under
less wealth. who controlling EDITOR
opiniouforming columns OF all
the interests Of impossible sustain
daily paper this giant That 20
competing organm out tnat III ac0 e
fourbo but general combination
To o d;scvered that there was oachng being
PROMULGATED nculcated distrust OF
Tor stronger financial
the republic And that OF the means
accomplishing this by the destruction OF the puonc
radatiOn O
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-11-10
THE ORIGIN OF POPULISM.

peoples party Of members OF labor OF
United States why sufficiently free rom party love
established throughout the country These are
Farmers Alliance and Industrial Union A aa
these organizations we're united
membership of other labor unions
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-12-07
PlGzI,EHS HIGH SCHOOL,

II" exercises OF tins Institution nrr expected
/" ""i"iHVH"" ON The first Monday of October
10 Hj"i continue tor ten scholastic months
vita "n Intervening Vu"utiou. The following
mites al tuition hay" ivru adopted 10y the Tru>-
tees.
Er.ma1% lass Ec:;,i.cr> in English :lU
lnl"Ti:-'ii"tr In>~ Beginners in
'tNhiu, &C.. i'@"gr"Hhy. GrHmncr, Nr...... I.5O
NhVHH I '"~. inHnN above hiHl:"h~ .... 30
'."~- ia inNu. Gl", K nl ALGEBRA. Ac.... Gao
t"NiiN.n III lCr - r'i,i> per c>>inn.
y! : Il" Gutter liz" HnuI ~ ilirilS VIII hr re-
N"'i'. !r i"r iUii;rI from time Of cnt runcc uu.
- 'l' r'">r at hc hN" mon tbs trr'n, unless there
ir II piiN"I" contract with the lcn"hcr.
lll- j. iIiVli"i tn l,c ri i.nulish and (!uNSi.
Ell >vh"p Mud II !, hUiri lhni the ind ucu ,lcnt4
81 II h""ithiu! C!n"":". moral md utIivt com.
hnH!H. ni"i m'IivrHtC rates of boa ri udd IT, ilon
Wili Hll:Hct t. i%r s,.!u"l It liberal pnirUrngc
! b'IINNLON. prinCirll
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-12-07
. go =

You can always rely on anythin
bought OF Sloan Bros.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-12-07

If y"'lr ha'tls and fac" chap i'm old
weather, Ni""na tamphoryc will cure
them.