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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-09
LOCAL MENTION.


roRTCNsr I'M r. n. TUESDAY.
Tor the District OF Columbia. Maryland and
Virginia. snow. colder TUESDAY: southcrly
winds; shifting tonight % westerly.
CONDITION oF THE wIrTE.
Temperature. and condition o; water IT
IN Gresi sils. Temperature. 81: condition.
-. Receiving -. r,oif temperature 80. Con-
dition .; Ec.-s ctslsS-tloU. -; condition at
ssuth coanectica. ID distributing resery o..
temperature. -. condition 81 insuens gate
tslse. i. eifuent gate house, ..
High tide Low tide
- an az nm lO1 an 80 Pm.
TuHxIrrHE Ok CREDIT At CASH Prices.
~ Won wish 20 b, F.r1iture aud have not
the reA,iv cash com. 20 IS ard We will help you
out % the dificuitv. We will permit you o.
select hst you need in our cstablishment and
You will ind everything here Won need N Fur
uitUreI and settle yorr bill b. easy weekly 90
monthly payments. ~ course. we take f1r
Eranted Won are rec ponsi Die and will at IN fair
s'raichtforwari vav the way We propose 90
,issl with ven NoG viii find our prices low,
uur Furn4f.re Inc tsS' and stock the largest.
stEos Nes Yo-s Nvenue Pink. rear l4th 81.
SaoEs SHCr-
Fdmonst0n's - per cent Discount Sale.
cur o. Vesr-v.il Hard-seved. s. So.
U.- ~ Hanc-Ssvsd. $50
TDNOSsrox \ Co.
1889 and 1871 So
SPIRAL foa TuEsoAY.
PRIME BIB Roast. 1Or-: Lamb. II to loo;
Sugar Cured Hams lie; Lard. l0c.; Grnnu-
lated sugar o.. :. cans Table Peaches. Doc; 3
cans EaS,e Nila. as. Drop us postal order
iSlEExsrroNu. NtEEET AID GEoCERY. 1901
aud l1O5 81 NV.
CHR N,SprE's Cal. Burger white.
N~Nru sI1s CrsAE,~cE
Derby Hats. worth two aud ''twO-hftv,
now sIia FEsNc SOY. cor. 9Th and d.
SHoEs. SzoEs.
Edmonsjon's Is ger cent Discount Sale.
Oa- - wear-weli liand-sswed. S255.
oar 80 Hand-seved. $50.
EpNCNsToN & CO..
1850 and 1871 + st.
Co,sTISo sLrpS ard Skates. MoHsrIL's. 9Th st.
wHTN Yor GIvE dinner party consult jIr.
p. 4 GoIpr~. Center marss:. Dinner parties
his specially and he can supply Tou with all
he lu1Eriss Of tine table the WAY % game.
SNit and fresh water productions
srtrNpIp Glasses II. HENrLER. As Pa av.
SPECIAL NOTICE YOu are cordially invited
20 call al the stores - J. u Magruder. 1917
Y \. ave. g.. e. GOrnwell & Son. 1872 Ia.
ave- and ". H. Walker 926 II. ave-, anv day
this week and try a ,,lsh Of rettijohns Califor-
MIA Breakfast Food. served with cream and
sugar.
I.nfFs' SHIPPERS AND Tvs. all STYLES and
shades. at Is per cent discount
EpNoSsTON { Co..
1899 and 1341 T -.
O~E cen DOLLAR AND NINETEEN Gi9c. }
CtNrs buys a hat well worth two or two
nfty." Nos sll9.
FR,Nc & SOY. cor. eth and D.
TsE WAY to succeed in having beautiful
80, Of teeth j. 20 begin early with the Use of
Minot's D-ntifrice and keep on with IT, sc.
everywhere.
CsEprTs CLEsSEp by the ExPIRK CARPET
WoREs. e3i-s3j Mass. ave II. Va. made moth
Iroof free Of charge. Telephone 40
1875
BFIIY or MI ~ON WHIsET. the " bisk Y that made
Kentucky famous. CH,EI.Es KRAMER. 80 eth.
GFo. T. GRAY. Printer. 30 Penn. ave. NV.
AL methods OF printing. bookbinding. ruling.
LADIES SIrrFERs AND ms. AL STYLES and
shades. al Is per cent discount
EDMON-ION < Co.
1888 and 1871 T st.
EEIsISotr's lcz CREAM. 235 6 81. NV.
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EQUITABLE CREDIT system
affords you. Ours is not an ordinary install
ment house-neither do we ride two horses
Cash and Credit But We sell FURNITURE
CARPETS and DRAPERIEs-all the
Home belongings-on a plan that makes it
easy for you. You don't have to ask for
credit. That IS an offer Of our own. II
gives you freedom in your selections.
You can tx up" more TO your notion IL
you can buy Just what you want-and take
Your own time to pay for it. You don't have
to 20 of into the corner and count your
money at every turn you take. You needn't
deny yourself comfort-nor draw the line
on single luxury. You needn't have any
delicacy about buying on creditor we've
fitted out lots of the private palaces'fn
this city-and their lords and masters" are
doing Just as you can do-paying for il as
they eat their dinner-bl:e at a time.
Think ont!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-09

II VOC HAVE idle funds il will be advantage
Gus 10 you TO call Woods 4 Co.. bankers
sd get their interes: rates on time certificates
Of dsposit--IGrL
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fISr victoria. pole and shafts, also nearly new
surrey 20 be sold tomorrow at Duncanson's 9th
and ID streets northwest at II O'Clock See adj
yertisement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-09
How BABIES SUFFER

When their tender skins literally with
ine. burning scay and blotchy SIX in and scalp dis
with loss Of hair but mothers realize Gu
TICURA REMEDIES afford immediate relief permit
rest and sleep snd point speedy and economical
cure when the best and all other remedies
fail. Sold everywhere.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-09
CEoRT ROUTE To LONDON.
y NORTH GERMAN LLOYD 3. e. %
Ssn ns%siz Wii inter S Goat: RssSssss.

San ns%s.iz. WEI C S.s: RssSsss.
We have concluded 20 close an. 81. A.,
snce 81 our Ladies Fur-trimmel 800 !,
orally reduced yrtccs. N'S ~
.1Lsdies Plain aek Chev o. Coat. with
lai shANl-ro ing collar q astrahkan sir.
ped coney and dyed oIsg~sun, ss.r,..a-
pres s, ~ and sl5; nov sS aud sil '''''
S.5 TO els. 'e4HoNo IRON
! Elessnt Black Basket Cloth Goa, win
Vide Vide APPEL and edge Of black msrirn lar.
~ ssIout WITH h.l,rei satin 80:
3 reduced hon ESQ 10 s.,. 10 '-'
Ladies Black thipchiils Dc. q, -.
srani i ~. Viii rnr collar and cuffs. reduced
Gsnnaaiinnss Ai. .:ss.. :I Cs:,: Rsssncss
fou can buy ALASKA Seal Rs-fer, CAM.
B; III. S TTiISSEEaakkffzz & SSS.
123s PA AVE. ais 18TH ST. NV "a
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GEORGETOWN.
ACHURCH FREE FROM DEBT,


Dumbarton Avenue Church is now free from
debt. the 81, 400 mortgage which since 1886 has
been hanging over it having been fully paid off
on last Saturday. Both the minister, Rev. Geo.
Elliot. and the congregation are highly pleased
at the success that has crowned their efforts.
The original loan obtained by the church was a
$4,000 one, but in 1886 it was reduced $780,
Since that time several pastors have had
charge of Dumbarton Avenue parish and
no earnest effort to cancel the Indebtedness was
ever made until Mr.. Elliot assumed control. As
soon as he was made acquainted with the fact
that the congregation were in debt he set about
to pay it OFF, and by giving frequent entertain
ments and Sunday reminders the necessary
sum was raised
SKATERS ACCIDENT.
All day yesterday the Little river was
thronged with skaters who, shielded from the
| sharp wind that was blowing on the Potomac
enjoyed good but rather dangerous skate, Al
the ice in many places was perforated with air
holes. An accident happened about half a
mile below Long iri .2e which nearly cost Mr..
7. b. Goodwin his life. He fell through an air
hole and would have been drowned had not
Mr.. Walter Sebastian, who skating with
him, with great GOODNESS and presence of mind
rescued him.
The harness shop located at 1867 NJ street
was entered on Saturday night by some I'M
known person and several blankets stolen.
| j. L. Bateman has sold to Daniel Harrington
parts Of lots So and 20, in square so, and A. Il.
Britton and Charles j. Bell, trustees. have sold
| to II. X. Veile for $4,000 lots and T. in block
| /. and lots to Z, in block 3. OF Tunla Heights
Ground will be broken this week for the
eighteen new houses which Messrs. J. A. Sim
mons Il Co. propose to erect in Cooke Park.
The dwellings. which will front on Cambridge
afr cIfip tad 70
Mrs. Schiller, who resides on Prospect ave-
nue. between 32d and Potomac streets, ran a
splinter in her hand few days ago and lockjaw
has resulted from it. The lady is reported to
be in great pain and little hope for her-recovery
| is entertained.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-09
RAFFs ESrERpR1sE.
124l nth ST. Sc.

We promised patrons last week we would give
them the greatest cotton underwear sale low prices
offered by any in the District These are
only a few of the leaders:
Ladies' Cambria Corset Covers with torchon
lace. RATS price. 1ohc
Ladies' brow Tuck Drawers, good quality cot
ton. RATS price. o3r
Ladies' ChenIise. torchon lace and embroidery
good cotton. RATS price ................... 25c
Rats price ......... 4c
Ladies' Drawers. 10 tucks. deep embroidery.
RAMS price,. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 49c
Childrens Drawers, brow tucks. Sizes =. ,
and 4. Rats price ...................... l0r
Childrens Bodies. =. and f. Rats price,. 12lxc
Mems Heavy Cotton Good Linen Bosoms
Patent Stays. Tn.aundered Shirts reinforced
front Rats price. ........................ BIC
Mems New York Mills Cotton. Linen Bosoms
Patent Stays. Unlaundered Shirts. reinforced
front and back. Rats price 4ae
We have some big drives in remnants. Just through
with inventory. We will close ont at stock-tak
ing prices.
l lot Bedford CORDS. Cream Cashmeres best
prints, Turkey red Rats price. ..... 3zsc
lot White Plaids and Stripes Apron Checks.
Rams price 37sc
1 lot Atwood Goods. 1 TO yards RATS
price lJc
lot scrim. fancy and plain. Rats price,. 3Iec
l lot White Domet Flannel. Rats price ..... Axe
Don't fail to call. ss it will pay rou for trouble
We are little out Of the but when you what
wonderful bargains offered at Rats yoa will call
again.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-09
HE Car

HOODS PILLS cure constipation by restoring the
peristsltic action Of the alimentary canal. L
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-09

The trial of the Homestead poisoning cases
has been postponed until Wednesday A feature
of the trial will be the expert evidence on both
sides.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
NErzERorr MUSIC HALL
THURSDAY EVENING.
JANUARY 81. 1873. sis O'CLOCK.
SECOND GRAND
WAGNER NIGHT"
4 4 II T OH
SIS ErF 4 BDG +
IS H e i B $D5 ( fr..
THE GREAT wAGNERIAN CONDUCTOR. AND
HIS ENTIRE NEW YORK
MErRoP oLIrAN oRcHEsrRA.
Miss EMMA JUCH.
Thefcremost American Soprano.
Miss NINA RATHBoNF.
Dramatic soprano Protege of Madame cosims
her A-ss an
gased especially for the role of BTunhiide in Die
Walkure"
Miss AMANDA FABRIs.
soprsno-recen,ly prma donna Carl Rosa Opera.
England.
MAD. KEPPLHR RIEdG.
sopranO-from the Royal Opera. Bud. Pe.th.
Miss MINNIE DILTHEY.
soprnno-frOm the Royal Opera Munich.
Miss HELEN METZ.
soprsno-cousn OF Marie Van Zand.
MAD. ELIZABETH NoRTHoP.
Soprano
Miss GERTRUDE MAY STEIN.
Recently leading Contralto OF the Emma Juch
Grand Opera Company.
Mis-. LUCY OSBORNE.
Mezzo-soprano
MAD. ADELE BALDWIN.
Solo cOntrslto o: the Cathedral. New York.
Miss MARIE MAURER.
contraltO from Kroll's Garden.
Mr.. CHARLES KAISER.
Solo Tenor CT the Cathedral. New York.
Mr.. WILLIAM STEPHENS.
Solo Tenor-recent!y leading Tenor Emma Juch
Opera Company.
Mr.. EMIL SANGER,
Basso-recenty Metropolitan Opera House. New
York
Mr. CLIFFORD SCHMIDT. Concert Master.
Mr.. VICTOR HERBERT yioloncello.
Mr.. JOHN CHESHIRE. Harp
LoHENGRIN ta) Prelude Act I........ Orchestra
o0Grand Duet. Act II 6l l,,n Ms. f s,s,
&c, Elsa entering the Cathedral. Act
III ..................-..........0r Orchestra
Cd ''Elsa's Dream. Act l.. Elsa.
Miss Juch
THE SIEGFRIFD IDYL dedicated by Wagner 10
his wife. Cosima. at the birth OF
their son. Siegfriedl
TRISTAN AND ISOLDE, Isold.'s Lament and
Death. Act III...............r Isolde
Miss Rsthbone
THE MEIsTERsINGERs. Quintet. Act Ill
Eya.......--..-......-........ Miss Juch
eN@eAA' '''''--'''- '--.-.--- MISS stem
Walter .......-........--.....Mr. Kaiser
David Mr. s,an,.,s
Hans Sachs ......... Mr. Sanger
''eA
Par.ifal
ooon ,,,n,r ono,,-.
GOOD FRIDAY SPELL ORCHESTRA.
rup ,r.,prpp o.,
I'M "AnshL' ofauu scene Oh the Nalkyries,
Act Ill
Firs. time in Washington
.
CHARACTERS:
,,, 49,
brn'isatde Miss Eathbone
| Se;or;ad, Mis- Inch
| :, - ~
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Misses and Children's Satin Suede and
White Slippers for dancing and parties.
ja6-3t WILSON 4 CARR 929 + st. NV
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s. Heller, 40 It'll st. n. W.. is making q spe-
cislty in Ladies' and Chidren's Hair Cutting
and Shampooing; also cures Dandruf oc7-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-09

Pure Old Rye Whisky a years old, $50
qt METzaERs Fine Grocery, All 18th st. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-09

Zoe. Royal Headache Powders.
Headaches cured while you wait" Druggists
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-09

One (S1) Dollar and Nineteen (19c. Cents
buys Hat well worth two" or ''two-ffty.' -
Now S1l9.
1t Franc Il Son, cor. 9TH and d.
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SpI.tNL FoH TvEs3sY.
Fr.ue Eib Roast. 100: Lamb. I2< to l5c.;
SggAr cured Hams lie; Lard, lOc-, Grnnu-
lated sugar o.. Z. cans Table Peaches J0c.; 3
snn. EaS.e llrl. 4sc. Drop rs postal order.
iS4ERNsrroN,l NAEEET AID GRoCERY. 1901
aud l.O3 -. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-09

Doncherknow how to manufacture din
Piles? Chew Whites Yucatan Gum, and motto
the result. ja9-6t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-09

SPECIAL NOTICE YOu are cordially invited
20 cal az the stores - J. II. Magruder. l4l1
y \. ave. 4. e.. e. tOrnwell & Son. 1872 Ia
ave- and ". II. Walker. 926 II. ave. sny day
this week and try a ,iIsh OF rettijohus Califor-
MIA Breakfast Food. served with cream and
sugar.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-09

L.nfFs' SLIPPERS AND Tvs. all styles and
shades. az Is per cent discount
LpNrSsTON { Co..
1888 and 134l 7 -.
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to decline the opportunities our
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-09

| Annual $1.19 Clearance.
Derby Hats. worth two and ''two-ffty.
now s1.19.
| 1t FRANC & Son. cor. 7th and ID.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-09

waTN loU GJvT dinner party consult Dir
p. \. GoIrr~. Center marss:- Dinner parties
his specially and he can supply 7ou with al
he lu1griss % the table m the wAy Oi game.
sAit and fresh water productions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-09
CuH N,SprR's Cal Burger white.

N~NUH si19 CIEAEiNcE
Derby Hats worth two aud ''twO-fftv.
sIf9 TESNc & SOY. cor. 9Th and u.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-09

$3.50.
We are selling ESQ Sewing Machines at sla 80.
Send US a postal and we will send one to your
hous for examination. OPPENHEIMER,
1t 514 9th at NV
The sun., 1893-10-06

kyrie evidently has Of Slipping to wndwald
Ike smoke when the winds are light.
seemed shadowy some OF the patriots werc
inclined to think that sho was holding her
own. Their impressicn was. doubtless. lased
largely on the wish that she might hold hcr
own. II cannot bc said Tint she did. however.
,But the leading bont always has the better
in dead TO wlndwhrd work. To this perhaps.
may 20 attributed some OF the Nalkyrie's gain
~ THO struggle for the outer mark. II wns u
Long leg and three short ones for tho slick
Brlton. She went about on tho port tack ut
33ist and beaded shorewar1. crossing the
Shc. went about on the stnrboari tack at
3:3o; holding 1t lust n minute. when she mado
ing ii at 3:37:@O Iier immaculnte nm spinnaRcr
blossomed iko,a lily from. the forwa, d hatch
ed for home. with no, enough wind to keep tho
Mhr,hEGSs ,hnt yG OIL. q her sails IT wGs noticeable
The vigant went about. somewhat slug
minute from tho time her sails shverei until
she she tlIled again. she tackled again at ;s:52.
S9d ne She rsr at Ss for ErenSns 1 as a
to starboard; 1t ,seomcd 70 do her more good
minutes after tho Yank ee's big hend sail began
towing her she set lar iorestaysail. which
The Valkyrie also had her balloon iibtopsail
set. hut her spinnaker took all the wind and
killed Its usefulness. When the reporters tug
game up aheam of tho Briton sha seemed to
be barely moving, She took in her sprinkler
at 40 and initiated her rival BY setting her
There was help in tho Huky hreeze for the
Nigi'ant now. She had turned the outer mark
~ minutes and 20 seconds after the Valkyrie.
Before tho Vakyre was three miles on her
way back to he lghtship the Nigiant had cut
down her lead so it was conjectured, by nearly
ten minutes.
1t soon became apparent that only half a gallo
could drive the racers home in time to finish
with in the six hour limit. and nothing short of
miracle ron Id make IL gale come out OF the
misty breezeess sky. 1t WAS not necessary
i iSr the flagship to set signals indicating
racers had known it for half an hour or
more. The NiGnnts head sails were taken
in. and the tug Commander came along and
gave her line. Then. the Nalkyrie's balloon
lth and stnysail vanished under deck, and the
hig iron tug Luckenhach took her in tow and
brought her to her anchorage Off Bay Ridge
Nothing was dem on strnted by the unfinished
contest. Il It may be digniiied hy the name. ex-
cept that the Nalkyrie seems to be n swift one
in winhward work in placid weather. and that
the Nigilant. contrary to general expectation
and the experience OF preceding cup defend
ers. is a trihe better than the Driton before
light airs.
The sun., 1893-10-06

The balloon lib in stops climbed alo't once
more. The skipper at the wheel gave it a
whirl to throw the helm un. and once moro the
brazen pandemonlum broke loose over the
face OF the sea, and she followed tho Valkyre
around tho turn.
1t was all very fine and picturesque to look
at but the men with watches took all the en-
thusinsm out OF the patriotic Americans by
telling them she was over twenty-slS minutes
actual time behind her feet rival. The Val
kyrie had gained ut least fourteen minutes
after the Viglnnt got agoing. She was APP
parently IN uch tho better boat close hauled in
a light air.
Unfortunately. as IL seemed TO tho yachts
men who wanted race the Valkyrie herself
had been, as already intimated. a long time in
reaching tho turn.
She had made her first tack for the mark
four hours and two mlnutes after crossing the
line. and she did not finally round it until four
hours aud twelve minutes after-she had but
one hour and forty-eight minutes In which to
cover the flfteen miles home II she was to do It
within the stipulated time OF six hours. 1t
seemed impossible that she should make 1t.
NO RACE.
1t was, in fact. i'm possible to mako It. For
about three quarters OF an hour tho yachts
drilted along with bows toward home. The
ViEilant kept somewhat further In shore than
the leader, and appeared to get tetter slant
OF wind. Her spinnaker was not set at all, but
her other light canvas drew beautifully.
The Nalkyries spinnaker was takon in. and
under canvas like that carried by the white
sloop sho forged along. The hopeful patriots
believed that the Nigilant gane ed considerably
They think she would have made up half her
loss on u completed sal! home But her gains
availed her no more than the Nalkyrie's lead
avaied In the attempt to capture the cup.
The sun dipped low toward the lowands OF
Jersey and threw red glare across the sea.
Night was at hand. Time had won the race as
an unknown against the field At seven min
utes ter 5 o'clock the crew of the Vigllant
hauled down her head sails. and tug came
along to tow her home. Seeing this the
skipper Of the Valkyrie sent his men forward
to do as the Yankees had DONE and she. too.
took hawser from friendly propeller.
Thereupon the skipper OF a tidy racer. built
like u torpedo boat. throw open his whistle
valve and screamed his hope for better luck
next time. and the skippors Of every other
steamer laughed at his feeble efforts. but fol-
lowed his example And then each skipper
sized up the craft alongside OF him. vowed he'd
beat her to town or burst nue in the attemrt.
and jingled bell in the engine room to throw
her wide open. The red sun sank out OF sight
in the dark gray gloom that shrouded the low
hills to the southard OF the Neversink. The
day was done.
The sun., 1893-10-06
THE MKT RACE MORROW
II VIII BE Over the Same CourSc--rhr q her
Rnces Postpnned One DaN.

A meeting OF the Regatta Committee OF the
New York Yacht Club was held last night. when
it was decided to sail the next cup race on
Saturday. over yesterdays course.
. The other races were postponed one day
later. The race originally arranged for Satur-
day will come Off ON Monday. and Mondays
Tuesday next.
The sun., 1893-10-06

Monday will be Chicago Day at the Worlds FAIR.
Join New York CentrAls popular hAlfrAte excursion,
leaving Oct Z. Special train yssbuled coachSs-Ads
The sun., 1893-10-06

Take New York Central train at 1880 A, NJ. for
uSlcy0n Hall and NiilbFook luh-tdn
The sun., 1893-10-06

Personally conducted excursion train leaves Cham.
peH 81 ioilb A. ", hyndAy, oct. u hFisinE uhicAgo
4:l6 l.. M. next day Elegant new goAGnss With high
lack seaA Uniformed porteTs In attendance Special
with privilege Of Ietlrnng va kisgarA talls smilat
ed by block safety signAI the entire distance, New
York to Chicago-Adr. M "
The sun., 1893-10-06
OnIy SIs. 90 60 .he world. Fair.

via West shore Railroad 10 90 M Tuasday Oct
10 Zee full particulars and additional sAeursions un,
der "ELcurBions."-Ad9
The sun., 1893-10-06

9pans rabuIes act like magic in eases st Indigestion
dyspepsia, or hsSdAohe-Ads
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1893-06-23

For the best selected salt fish 20 to Hunts.
Hunts dried beef is always good and ten
der.
For the finest small sweet pickles 90 to
Hunts.
For the best Goldfish and halibut go to
Hunts.
'Cloyer Leaf" cheese-Hunt sells 1t and
it Is the best cheese ever sold In Owosso.
Hunts fancy Mocha and Java coffee at
35c is the coffee to use if you want the best
Hunts Perfection Blend" SOC coffee is
the finest mixed coffee ever sold in Owosso
for the price.
Hunts "Owosso" baking powder at 1Oc
pound. 1t Is the best 10c powder ever sold
for the money.
Hunts Globe baking powder at zoe a h.
is equal to any other powder that costs soc
a pound. Try 1t.
Hunts "Git thar Eli" zoe tea dust will
make as good cup of tea as any 4Oc cent
leaf tea. Get sample and try 1t.
Good Butter-Any one who makes really
fancy, sweet butter, can always get the best
price at Hunt's-but he wants only the best.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1893-06-23
Vernon.

Miss Laura Cole was in Owosso the last
of the week--Al. Conrad and Frank Goss
both ride new wheels--Miss Minnie Fax
on, of Owosso, has class in music here
Several Vernonites attended DR.. Har-
vey's funeral at Bancroft on Saturday
Will Harris is attending the Worlds Fair
Miss Carrie Lemunyon is on the sick
list-Mrs. Fred Paine is in Detroit this
week-Rev. Woodhouse entertained COM
pany from Corunna over Sunday-School
closes here on Friday-Mrs. Carrie Stores
of California, is expected home soon
Miss Jennie Perry is sick-Prof.
Baker, of Ovid, was in town Tuesday
Miss Carrie Tower is spending her vacation
at Milford-Rev. Covert, Of Byron, visit
ed at Prof. French's this week-Maud
Martin is entertaining young lady from
Petoskey-G. Clark's horse trotted in a
race at Fenton last week and won first
Miss Libbie Harris is home from Ann Ar
bor-Quarterly meeting at the M. E.
church last Sunday number of young
people Of Vernon attended the Byron com.
mencement exercises-Three entertain.
ments have been given at the Congregational
church this week--Some Vernonites at
tended the wedding of Miss Mittie Smith al
Corunna Wednesday evening--Miss An.
ma McCaugna will teach in the primary
room at Durand next year.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1893-06-23

greater appliances which hungry and mex
orable science demands. The wars that
have thus far shaken the earth, have been
only the skirmish lines, compared to the
next one, II human nature dares TO fight
again. The youthful force of dynamite will
soon have to cover before greater ones yet
to be discovered. The sparkling engi merry
of electricity will ere many years be a
second-class power, for some great force,
now suspected, but yet hidden, will leave
the youthful electricity and whlte-haired
steam far in the rear.
The young men and women of today will
arise to meet these emergencies; but only to
the thinkers will the rewards be made.
The teachers work is to ring the rising
bell in the dormitory of the soul.