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A FRIEND IN NEED.
But He Handicaps His Goodness Wit
a Licking to the Recipient.

But He Handicaps His Goodness With
n Licking to the Recipient.
From the Detroit Free Press.
II don't believe anything I hear" said
the drummer. but when I hear a good
thing 1 try to. and it is quite as beneficial
in It's results"
What is 1t now" asked the hotel clerk,
tickling his diamond with his whiskers.
Il heard a story in New York recently"
continued lthe drummer. "A millionaire
there. a man Of about forty. had friend
OF the same age who went broke, and he
let him have $500 for thirty days. At the
end of the time the man had disappeared
and the banker was dead sore. He felt SO
had over 1t that he said all sorts OF mean
things about the absent one, but that
didn't bring him back.
Five or six years passed and the mil
lionaire became involved in a specula ton
and was about to have the life squeezed
out OF him. One morning while he was
worrying himself sick over his business a
stranger came into his office. After intro
ducing himself he asked the broker about
the friend who had disappeared with the
800. The broker fired up and gave his
friend such a blasting that even the
stranger was shocked and suggested that
ions. BY the way said the stranger
changing the subject. I hear you are in q
tlgnt place.
THE broker nodded. If don't get $50,
err, he said.
so man told me on the street. said
the visitor. and he put his hand in his
pocket and brought a slip of paper out.
There he went on, is a certified check
for the amount. which I am going to let
you have to get you out of the hole. hut
before You shall have II I'm going to give
you a licking for talking so about that
friend of yours. Get ready
The broker was dazed by the check
and the proposition, but ne threw off his
coat and prepared to defend himself. But
1t was not much use. The stranger mop
ped up the floor with him and at last lam
med him down onto his chair in a state
of wreck.
Then the stranger sat down and looked
at him; and the broker returned the gaze
curiously. At last he stuck out his hand.
=" BY. Jove, old man. he exclaimed. 4
didn't know You. 1 deserve the licking, hut
1 don't deserve that certified check.
But his friend insisted on it. and then
explained how he had gone west and In
lucky speculations had made a big pile and
had come back to square up accounts, and
that was how he was doing it. Now, isn't
that pleasant story to come out Of a
matter-of-fact place like New York; con-
cluded the drummer very cheerfully.
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Kyle, ]. c., Miss, Varnum.
L LAWS r. Thomas Ms' co. Ga metropolitan
Layton. F. G., Ohio, Normaadie.
Lester, R. E., Georgia, Cochran.
LeFever. Jacob. N: Y Arlington.
Lynch. TScs. Wisconsin i 4; Sis sth NV.
M MsEEon r lanes g. Cal sol N sss
Mallory, s. R.. Fla, National
Martin, Augustus n. !ndiana, Hamilton
Marshall. James. Virginia, Metropolitan
McCreary. James b; Kentucky. shorehan
McDearmon, j. c., Tenn. National
Mcdonald. J. j.. ILL.,. National:
MeDowell; A, Psnn Ti,,a Elsmere
McKeIghan: w; A.. Kan. Hotel Randall
Meiklejohn, G. D.. Nebraska.
M Mnrass p Seth H. NJ Mane sss s
Money. H. D.. Mississippi, Pacific Bldg.
Montgomery, Alex. D.. KY. Metropolitan
Morgan, e; H.. Mo; 2ol2 aillyer Place.
Moses, c. L.. Georgia, st. James.
Mutchler, Howard. Penn, Hotel Randall
Myer. Adolph. Louisiana 100 9 nv:
S 9Fss;rs Mm c S f. Va Mst1opoi.n
O'Neill. Joseph H.. Mass. Shoreham.
Cultivate. J. H.. Ohio Dupont circle.
Paschai. P. M. Texas. I7is P NV.
Patterson, Josiah. TENN. Metropolitan.
Payne, L. E., N. Y, Normandie.
Paynter, Thomas H.. Kentucky. varnum
Peasson Albert J.; Ohio M 81 .. E Capitol
Powers. H Henry. Vermont, Elsmere.
Price; Andrew. La, Cochran.
Rawlings. J. L.. Utah, Cochran.
Reed. Thomas B.. Maine shoreham.
Reilly James B.. Pa, National.
Richardson. G. F.. Mich. sos 18th st.
Richardson, ]. D., Tenn. 1113 9Th NV.
Richards. Jas. A.. Ohio. l4o4 L NV.
Richie. B. T.. Ohio. Ebbitt.
Robertson. samuel NJ. La. Metropolitan.
Russell, Bent. E, Georgia. 24s Sd NV.
Ryan. William, N. Y, Normandie.
Sauers, H. D., Texas. Wizards.
Sibley, j. c., Penn, Shoreham.
Smith, q. w, illinois, 9is 18th Street
snodgrass. H. c.. Tenn, sl2 c NV.
Springer. VIM. NJ. Ill. q Sc.
stattings, l. F.. Ala. Hotel Randall
Stevens. NJ. T., Mass, Arlington.
Stephenson. s; NJ, Mich, Ebbitt.
s Stock ale T R. Mississippi National;
swanson, G. H., Va.' Metropolitan.s 'o1''
Sweet. Willis. Idaho. Ebbitt.
Tate. F. c., Ga, st. james,
Tracey. Charles. New York, Arlington.
Turpin. 1. W. Alabama. Metropolitan.
Updegraff. Thomas. Iowa. Ebbitt.
X Va John; n; 7, arlington.
Warner John Dewitt, N. Y. Loan and
Washington. J: E.. Tenn, Normandie.
Wheeler. II. K. Ill.,. WIZARDS.
Williams: : Gohn M Mshns s ss, Gran
Wright. NJ. B., Pa. lilo street.
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BALTIMORE d OHIO RAILROAD.

Schedule IN effect July o. 1904
Leave Washington from station corner Of New Jer~V
For Chicago .ns So 1ls .srs ys.u,., ms
Express trains Ills an. rs $40 pm 70 81
81 GSai 80. .Ra fS,sr.pd. R..
opled Limited 10 p NJ express u. Is nirht
me an. ss VT n ana Cleveland express daily IL u
For LsIinFton end stsunton. tIo. 4oam.
sns ri B ss.0fs =. %
Cn.t,snooss and Memphis. 10 "; daily sIeepla1
e- For sG nSssa Z SosTSh an. ana Nashville
fcs s.i.inor.. -.sS a.y.. s 90. $40. 5. ETA
as. 60 :. nm m nis g. Is 81 3 q 3 g
s S 40 & !: g. q 200 nd IN Sc
q g g. s. S. !. ss g. Z. 4 4. e
For kssspol,s z Is ana e .. M. IL. Is and .
For ff ssssssf 10 4S. .fis5S Pan m rs "a.
Tor H.s.rstc-n. no 20 a m sne -ssnm
+i g. sS5. 4 s's Sss sa q. IL II e s m
.. ssls 'ss Trains ;sSp'as :, pT
stSk e s t1s adsR AND
daily. 500 no CO. DINING Car, ono. i Fec se ssa
% o. p IN o.rD 90 dl3o pm. Sleeping Car.
Buffet Parlor Cars on all do, train.
n re- 81! rcu s 70 p%:1 s1
"a poushaseg.,s e-tdre landing psssenrers in b al
For xtisnsic city 10 90 q m. and IL 90 noon sv,-
fE1csps Sunday: Daily: ssunday only.
Be-. s.llsd for and shscE-d from hotel. ssa
ns .na ri' &C. on and . s
Gen Msnarsr Uelol Gen. Pas. Ag't
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Have you ever held conversation with
an ostrich? There is a whole troop of them
In the lower end of Midway Plaisance
AS you stand by the fence and look at
them, they stand by the fence and look at
you. They are said to be fools. but they
cock their heads and blink their eyes medi-
trich really looks like nothing but big
Shanghai cockereL He runs In the same
awkward fashion, and he sits down the way
a chicken does, but his body is about four
or five feet from the ground. 1t would be
interesting to see an ostrich fight, but al
though he Is a fool. he has sense enough to
run away instead Of allowing himself to be
pecked and spurrcd to death. 1t is probable
that a small game cock could whip an os-
trich II he could ever fly high enough to
spur him above his legs. The latter, by the
way appear TO be made OF rusty iron.
Across the way from the ostriches are q
lot Of reindeer In the Lapland village and
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as you enter the south park gate Of the
fair YOU may perhaps be greeted by con-
cert from the Esquimau dogs In the Es-
quimau village. These are large, shaggy
haired dogs. with wool as thick, or thicker.
than that OF sheep They have pointed
noses, are q little larger than q setter,
are the color Of gray wolf, and have long
tails curling over the back. OF course they
surfer greatly with the heat at this time
or year: They quarrel and fight incessant-
~. and 1t Is when the whole paddock Of
dogs gets IN bad temper that you can
near the dog concerts that sometimes split
pathy shown by these dogs although there
are some Of them that seem to be fond OF
the village.
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Representatives.
'ex., Metropolitan.

Abbott. Jo.. Tex. Metropolitan
Anderson. John D.. W. Va. los sth NV.
Alien. John NJ. Miss Chamberiin
Allen. William ". Nebr., 24s Delaware av.
Alexander. 8. B.. N. c., Metropolitan.
Apsley. Lewis d. Mass. Normandie.
Baker. Henry NJ, N. H. 14l1 F st.
Baldwin. M; r.; Minnesota. 1923 18th.
Barnes, Lyman E.. Wisconsin. Wizards.
Bartholdt r.. Missouri. Congressional
Barwig. Chas.. Wisconsin. National
Bel: John C., Col. Metropolitan,: .,,o.,
Berry. Albert s.. Kentucky. National
Bingham, H. H.. Pa. Metropolitan Club.
Blair n:b Henry W. N H. 3 Mst =; CAP
Black. J. c. G.. Ga, Normandie..
Bland, r. P. Mo. Wizards
B B4ases S w. H s. c. Mn s7 Hamilton sa
Branch. VIM. A. B.. N. C.. Metropolitan.
Brookshire. E; "; Ind. Metropolitan.
Brown. Jason B.. Indiana, Riggs.
Burrows. ]. c., Mich, Elsemere.
Bum. B. H., ". C.. Metropolitan.
Bynum. VIM D.. Indiana. 1874 18th NV.
Cabaniss. Thomas B.. Georgia, St. James.
Catmus, Cornelius A. N. j., 1879 Cochran.
Caldwell. John A., Ohio. 10 Grant place.
SdAhoAi, JUS W., Ill., A>OI
Cannon. Marion, Cal. Metropolitan.
Caruth. 4. g.. Ky. Riggs.
Catchings. Thos. G.. Miss, 1722 Q NV.
Cobb, Seth W., Missouri. Cochran.
Cocke-ill, jeremiah ", Tex. 1884 18th n. W.
Cogswell, William. Mass. 1919 L NV.
Conn Chas G.. Indiana: Wiilards. u.
Cox, Nicholas N. Tennessee. Metropolitan.
Cornish. Johnston. N. j.. Normandie.
Cousins, r. G.. Iowa, Normandie.
GraMfo Mm N ii T. e e. s sss s st.
Crisp. Chas. F., Georgia, Metropolitan.
Culberson. D. B.. Tex, Metropolitan.
Curtis. Charles, Kansas, Lincoln.
6aseii. u John i Pa p Nor 1n and ave
Davey, r. c., Louisiana, Metropolitan.
DeArmond. b. H. Mo, 222 Sd ST.
DeForest. Robert F.. Conn, 22l LIST ne.
Dingley. Nelson. jr., Maine. Hamilton.
Dockery. Alexander NJ, No. WIZARDS.
Bo ooHvae " H. Was Wash Mf fss ST.
Draper. William F.. Mass, Normandie.
Dunphy. Edward J.. N, Y, Arlington.
E nIds + T h Tsnn D. l n 1,h Essi's
Erdman. 8: l.. Penn, Hotel Randall.
Fitch, A. P. N. Y, Arlington:
Fuller. Geo. B.. N. j.. Normandie.
Gear. John H, Iowa, Portland.
Geary, Thos. j., Normandie.
Giessenhainer. ]. A., N. j., Arlington.
Grady 3. F., N. Ca -olina, 213 9th ne.
Haines, Chas D.. N Y, Normandie.
Hall, y. H.. Missouri. Ebbitt
Hammond. Thos., Ind, Willards.
Hare. D. D., Ohio, Metropolitan.
Harris. w. A. Kansas. National
Hartman, c. s.. Montana 22I East Cap.
Hatch. w. H., Missouri. Richmond.
Hayes. Walter l., Iowa. 1925 G NV
Henderson, T. j., H., 2l3 N Capitol
Henderson, John F. N. C.. Metropolitan.
Henderson, ID. B., Iowa. Normandle.
Hepburn. VIM. p, Iowa, 1882 NV
Hilborn. S. g.. Cal, Wizards
Holman, w. S., Ind. Hamilton.
Hooker. Warren B., n. Y, Elsmere.
Hopkins. Albert j.. Illinois. 1116 VT. ave.
Houk. G. W.. Ohio. 1901 K street
Hudson. 7. j., Kansas, PAS Delaware ave.
Huies, VIM. H., Penn. Hotel Randall
Hulick. Geo. W.. Ohio 707 18th ST.
Hutchinson. J. c., Texas. METROPOLITAN.
Ikirt. Geo. p, Ohio. Hotel Randall.
Johnson, H. U, Nd, 1895 L ST.
Keller. A. R.. Mimi. National.
Kilgore, c. B., Texas, IS Ut
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why" he replied. II am watching those
ducks. l am a student Of the char
acter Of ducks. You see that white drake
over there? I'll wager he knows more
about the worlds fair than you or l do.
TO tell the truth would give a great deal
TO know what all the animals think OF 1t.
The particular drake alluded to was shak-
ing his tail and bobbing his head and con-
verstnG In feeble Quacks with several fe-
male ducks and they were answering him
with good loud voices. 1t is a peculiar ar
rangement nature has made which gives
more voice to the ducks than are allowed
ed In this part of the animal world, at
least, that the females should do more
talking than the males. This duck is one
Of thousands. All about the waters Of
jackson Park are ducks-most of them
white. but all of them of unusual size
and they have more to eat than Is good
Tor them. for the visitors, and especially
the children, like nothing better than to
stand by the waters edge and throw bread
crumbs to the ducks. There are young
ones. too. Matched out in the bushes, and
ceited ducks they will be when they 60.
after the fair is over. to some modest ev-
ery-day barn yard. They will probably be
known az Columbian ducks and 1t is not
improbable that some poultry fancier may
start new breed with that name. The
worlds fair ducks first made their appear
ance In the latter part of April and they
were purchased at a large expense for
there Is not q common one among them.
All of them are aristocratic ducks
There are other water fowl, too, and two
black swans repose on the water near the
Japanese tea house. across from the big
fine arts building. There are white swans,
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RICHMOND AND DANyIILE RAILROAD.
SAMUEL sPENCE6 T. W HUIptKoPER ANp

RICHMOND AND DANyILLE RAILROAD.
SAMUEL. SPENCER. r " HUIDtKoPER AID
sshsdSl. a a. srsls JUNE Eso I nsak
Al trains arrve and leave Il ennsylvsnis Psssss-
100 m dsily.-Loc.i for nsnvIil~~nd station.
for Front Royal and str..burr daily except sund.s
IL 10 Am. Richmond and Danvile fast mail :
Daily for LynchburE and Norfolk and Western shd
last Iennessee. Nirginis and Georgia rsilw.y SIS:
minshsm. Puiimsn Sleeper New YORK and IVES me-
ton TO atlanta. which units at Greensboro VIA
As m.-Dsily. except Sunday. for Front Royal
Soos m "p.ry for principal potn,. south on Raua-
ineton 70 Charlotte and Danviile to Isbev.Ils ssd
10 43p IA Daily WASHINGTON AND soUra-
MEsTEtN yEsTfBULEp LINZ TED. composed co.
20 Atlanta. MONTGOMERY and New Orleans. with Puli-
man sleeper throueh New York and Washington %
New Orleans. via Montgomery. aud New York %
Asheytlle and hot springs and wsshinston % Mess-
ph vis Birmingham. also Pullman Sleeper Brrnifa~
ham to WinoDa Miss. Dining cor New York 90 MOps
TRAfSsoN WASHINGTON ASDoHio DIVISION
leaye Washington a. r. 10 an. Is .. m. dali fe-
Round HILL and 80 y. daily Tor Leesburx aud .
I'm. except sunday. for Herndon and inerne-
Am. 4 20 D m daily from Round MI. and 9 "a a n
asily from Leesburs and 8 So 3 m daily except Sue
Through trains nom th. south arrive w..hiur,s.
6.45ap. 70. Is m. 2 55p m and \ IS p m. Ma
nassas Division. v ~ Am. daily exce3t sunday.
Tickets. Sleeping Car reservations and mformatios
PASSENGER station. Pennsylvania Railroad. wssh-
VII GREEN. Gen. Man wa TURK. Gen. PISS ass
L. Brown. General Aren't PASSENGER Dept aus
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Members I'm Town and Where They
Can He Found.


Bate, william G.. Tenn. Ebbitt House.
Berry. James H.. Ark. Metropolitan.
Blackburn. Joseph G. s., KY. lols f st.
Catfery, Donelson. La, Richmond.
Gall. Wilkinson. Florida. 1903 N NV.
Carey. Joseph NJ. Wyo.. Arlington.
Colquitt. Alfred H. Ga. 200 A st. Sc.
Coke. Richard. Texas, APO 9Th st.
Cockrell. Francis NJ. Missouri. ISIS r NV.
Cullom, Shelby M, ILL.,, 1913 Mass. ave-
Davis. Cushman X. Mimi. 1l2s Mass ave
B BoIop T Ne. e F. ORB r L. Arp
Dubois. Fred. T.. Idaho; 1890 18Th street.
GGs Calling J. H.; NJ vi. DYnSartSn;
Gibson. Charles H. Md. Shoreham.
German. Arthur p. Nd, Portland.
Gray, George. Del, 1921 X st.
Hale, Eugene. Me-, 1901 18th st.
Hansborough. Henry c.. N. D.. Cochran.
harris. lsham e.. tennessee. Is LIST ne.
HIIawiey. JOS R.. Conn. 2o27 I st.
higgins, Anthony, Del, Metrp'n Club.
HIN, David B.. N. Y. Normandie.
Hoar. George F.. Mass, 913 St
HI Ina. Eppa, Va. Ebbitt;
Irby. J. L. NJ, g. C.. National.
lodge, Henry Cabot, Mass, 172l =. j; Az.
oAuCiSOh, SHdTieS r =, NeD., l<S5 litn 81.
Martin. John. Kansas, National
Nc MILAN, James. Mich. lll4 Vermont av.
Mcpherson. John r.. n. j., 1o14 VT. ave.
Mills. Roger O.. Texas. 2es Del. ave
mitchell. John H.. Oregon, Chamberlin's.
Morrill,. Justin s.. VT, l Thomas circle.
Murphy. Edward. r.. y: Y. Arlington.
Palmer, John M. H.. Elsmere.
Pasco. Samuel. Florida, Metropolitan.
Pener. VIM: A., Kansas. National.
Platt. Orviiie H, Conn, 1421 / street.
Proctor, Redfeld. Vermont. 1887 r. 1. av.
Pugh. Jas. L., Alabama. 1888 r NV.
Quay. M s.. Pennsylvania Normandie
Ransom, Matt w, N. c. Metropolitan.
Roach, William N. N. D.. 1541 T st.
Sherman John. Ohio. Cochran.
Shoup, Geo. L., Idaho. Normandie.
Smith. James. 1r.. N. j.. Normandie.
Stewart, William NJ, New, Portland.
Stockbridge Francis b., Mich, 1900 N st.
Squire, Watson c., Washington. Arlington.
Teller. Henry NJ. Colorado, 1887 NV.
Turpie, David, Ind, 1916 X st.
Vest. Geo. G., Missouri 1204 P NV.
Villas, William F., Wis, Arno.
Voorhees,. Daniel W.. Ind. 1923 N. H. ave.
Washburn. William D.. Mimi. Arlington.
White. Edward D.. La; Richmond.
Wolcott. Edward o.. Col. 1921 Conn. ave.
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king Allowances.

From the Clothier and Furnisher.
Mr. Oldboarder (going on his vacation)-
What do you think of this bathing suit %
Landlady-'Isn't 1t too big?"
Oldboarder.-"Oh. I guess not. expect
to fatten UP In the next few days"
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OTHER SERVICES.

ePIEITUALISM.-MRS. p. :. COMING WASH
ingfOn's fsvO-ite test medium. will be presea, on
Sunday eyerin< 81 the meeting OF the Seekers
After Spiritus. Truth at the Temple 423 q st
nv Mrs. COwin2s communications from spirit
friends are remarkable fer their accuracy as at
by rhe prompt reco9nitiOn Afforded n en- bv
hsr auditors. Mr- A. J. Csmpton OF Indianapo1
lis has kindly Consented to deliver short address
which will be gratifying to the many friends this
gut raining SPEAKER hss made in Washington.
Doors open I'D ,ASr1;ssion free Come early II
Bus- com IT.
BRANCH NO i. FIRST SOCIETY OF SPIRIT
ualists, No 2OS 0tn ST. o. viii be treated TO
smother OF Mrs Katy Rolards hne {: snce lectures
SUNDAY. =. m. lecture TO be followed with
''teDt-:' questions from the audience solicited.
Also test circles are hold every MONDAY. TUES
DAY, T. L ,SDAi and SATURDAY EVENINGS.
Rublic invited 1ts
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UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST.

UNITED BRE HBEN IN CHRIST MEMORIAL
Church. corner X and Capitol sts.-Preachirg at
IL a. NJ and .. ~ By the pastor Rev j. f. Fout
SUNDAY school a. 3 20 D. m. Y p s. c. r. at D. N.
All welcomed II.
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\ Good Excuse,

From the Clothier and Furnisher
Father-'1 guess you'll have to wear this
blue flannel suit of mine. 1 can't afford to
get you another new one"
Son-"But II doesn't fit me-"
Father-'That's all right. Say 1T was
made in London"
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Executive Clemency.

From Puck.
You have wronged me deeply" said a
Chicago man to his defamer; such in
fanny can never be pardoned."
You forget that Altgeld is still govern
or" was the reply.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.

SCHEDULE IL EFFEcT MAY -. 1879.
Trains leave daily from Union station (B. s1d Pm
9th and SITS.
Through the erandest scenery 10 America. with the
bandsomesr and most comrlete sOi1d-TraIn Servios
West from Washington.
200 m. daily Washington and chicaeo sp--
cial-Solid vesubuled. newly equipped eecfrIa.
lighted train pulman's finest sleeping Wash
ineton 10 Chicago. DininE from wa~hingtou,
Arrives Cincinnau % m. Indianapolis II 80 M
Chicago :5S Pm.
II 10 o. m daily-The famous ~ r. Y. Limited---
solid vsstibue train. with dining and Pnllnsas
slsepers for Cincinnati. Lexington and Louisville
without change. arriving ct Cincinnati 3D., M
Lerinston OLD pm. Lou,syille ESQ m. midas.
Q. M. connecting IN Union depot for eli point.
Special Pullman sleeper Mondava. Wednesdays ana
Fridays through 70 Hot springs Va. wihou. changes
arrives 7s45 AN
2 90 p m dails-Express for Gordon<viile chss.
lottesviIe. usynesbono stanton anu principal Viz
einis pointg; daily. except sunday. Tor Richmond
Pullman legations and tickets o. oompsny's oficss
5l3 and 1921 peuna. ave.
my29 r. W FULLER. GenT Passenger Agent
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HE OLD GENTLE
man was leaning
over the bright red
railing Of one Of the
high-arched bridges
across the lagoon
that flows by the
west side Of Wood
ed Island, and seem
ed wrapt in amused
contemplation. The
correspondent Of The
Star appro a c he'd
him.
What do you see,
sir?" he was asked.
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MISSION HALL. o2 LOUISIANA AvE-TO.
night, song service on Market space 7:3O. Song
and testimony meeting. 8 O'Clock. Gospel services
daily. u 10. and 30 3. m. sundays and 30
GOSPEL WAGON. Sunday. cor. 9Th and N. 800
I'm; Washington Circle. a As; Market space. e:ia.
Monday. Georgetown. o.. IN.
thu NEW AUDITORIUM. in the Mission build
Ing go La ave.. viii be occupied by the Mission
tomorrow night.
GEORGETOWN BRANCH will reopen at 3Ol0 NJ
st. Monday night. and services will be continued
every night throuRhout the week. 1t
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YOUR
WyWRn
Us YOUR
BOND AT
GRWGAM'g.

Among the many bitter complaints Of dull busnes.
and scarcity OF money which has characterized these
past three months truthfuliy say that our
patronage has been thoroughly satsactory In every
way. Every one Of these sultry summer days has
found line OF people at counter waiting to pay
"a little something" their furniture. We are
eoing 70 tell you once that your credit 10 GOOD
here-anp tinse-and for anything you rant. little
payment once Q week or once q month will soon make
you sole owner and proprietor" Of q house full of
handsome. serviceable furniture. Our credit price
our cash price-and there TO sicu. There
Is Seven-piecs Parlor Suite here. upholstered in
plushand there's another upholstered hair cloth
take your choice OF either Of them Tor e 5o-cash
ered1. These but tro out Of whole floor full OF
parlor furniture-Suites in BrocatelIe-wtiton Rug
Tapestry. Gilt &c. There's Bed Room suise herr
in solid oatbevel rlass in buresu-and our price Is
el3 cash credit Our rst floor 10 full of Bed Room
Observation-Disclosures - any you ever saw anv1h<re-
all prices There's any quantity Of Brussels Carpe,
here and our price 10 SO cents per yard Insran Car
pet 35 cents yard Every yard Of carpet DO ash,
Of us IL made and LAID rSee or eost-no charge for
waste in matching Asures. We sell o Forty-pourd
Hair Mattress for e7-woven Wire sprinss, 81 rs
six-foot Oak Extension Table. &3 So Rsfrieerators
Mattings, Baby Carriages and anything any body
used TO housekesp' with 10 hers-and it's yours for
promise 70 pay.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-12

The O'Brien wagon works of LAFAYETTE
Ind. have gone under. Liabilities, $10O, 900
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-12
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