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waves and fleeing precipitately from the return
ing waters. They spend the day. get bath, a
hearty dinner and ride on the roller coaster
then straggle back to the cars. tired and sun
burned and with apparel all awry from the
hasty toilet after the bath, but cheerful as
school BOYS on Saturday.
The country people who come here from the
Jersey plains are of the simpler kind Bash
full couples come down their wedding trip
just FOR the day. and the boys get off from the
farm long enough to run down and stay
over night. came up with two such boys: they
had come all the way from V;neland to stay
two DAYS. They got room in the obscure part
of town for so cents and made cheap meals OF
of buns, coffee and peanuts-very low rations
for growing boys at the seashore. They fell in
with party of hospisable excursionists whose
| extreme pity for their famished appearance
showed Itself in the offer of bits of fried
chicken, sundry sandwiches and slices of cake
If Won have any idea of the gnawing and ut
terly unreasonable pangs OF hunger that take
possession OF your inner man within very
short while after your dinner at which YOU ate
80 much you wore ashamed Of Yourself YOU
will realize how very hungry these boys must
have been. Such is the beneficent effect OF
the salt air. VAUGHAN
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" EST VIR GINA
Great Resources Of a Country Just
Now Being Developed.
WILD l. Nd RECLAIMED
How the Work Of Improvement Has Been
Carried On and the Great Mineral Adj
vantages That Have Been Discovered -
simplicity of Some of the Inhabitants
Of The Evening Star.

SNAKE Roor.
WYOMING COUNTY. ". Va, June %, 1898 o.
Biologists who have been making a study of
the mineral resources OF this and adjoining
counties aver that the coal deposits average five
feet In thickness over the entire $40 square
miles of Wyoming and Raleigh counties, and
any one who passes through this wonderful
wilderness, as have during the past few DAYS,
can well believe the statement and. believing
1t, Is lost In the contemplation of the untold
wealth certain In a few wears to come to fill the
Golfers OF those who have undertaken and are
carrying out the complete ana systematic de-
velopment of this region. What is true of
wyoming and Raleigh counties is also true to
an almost equal degree of Mcdowell and Logan
and Wayne, and. in fact, of all the extreme
southwestern end of this state. The coal de-
posts are almost beyond belief Passing along
the line or the extension of the Norfolk and
Western railroad in the counties of Mcdowell
Logan and wyoming l saw outcroppings OF
coal rising to height of Twenty-Five feet and ex-
tending FOR miles along The sides of the noun
Jams ana at one point, at Mrs. Vance's. on
thatcher creek. III Logan. | measured a solid
VEN OF coal twenty-seyen feet in thickness.
ihlnk OF square mile of that within reach of a
market And yet mile after mile OF il has been
owned since the first settlement of this region
by families the male members Of which could
scarcely muster enough clothes to wad a gun,
whose wives went barefoot winter and summer,
and whose children never saw either the inside
OF schoo! house or of church. 1t is SURELY n
strange circumstance IN this age of the world
when men are forced to rear their families in
poverty. wringing bare subsistence from a
stony farm, beneath the surface OF which, per-
chance. lies half a million dollars worth of
coal, and where the potato patch and corn
field are fenced in with rails cut from black
walnut ard cherry trees worth 500 each stand
ing in the stump-yet his has been the situa-
ton here in this hitherto almost inaccessible
region for century past.
CHANGE IN Ftw yrhps
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AN EXPENSIVE ASSAULT.
Colored Laborer Attempted to Put a Boy
OF Car.

Colored Liborer Attempted to Put a Boy
OF Car.
In the Police Court, Justice Miller, this mo rn-
ing Nelson Green. a coiored laborer EN- pioy ed
by the Auacostia Railroad Company. was
charged with assnuting small white boy.
Joseph Richards. by pushing him of on
NJ street near LIST southeast. on June o. 1t
was testified that the boy got on tn, car an d
was eating a banana when Green took old of
him to put him Off alleging that he had not
paid his fare Several of the passengers testi-
hed that the assault was entirely uuprovoked:
that the boy was in the habit of riding and was
| eating banana when the defendant seized
him and attempted to put him off; that
the driver had put colored boy off for steal
ing ride few moments before. The defend
ant claimed that when he spoke TO the boy
about his fun he cursed him. aud he wOuld not
allow any one TO curse him. and TINT tho
| reason he intended to put him off. but he had
| not stopped tie car.
1t was claimed for the defendant, who was
| represented b. Mr. job Barnard. tina. :he assault
was trivial; that the company had been much
annoyed by boys stealing rides, and that Green,
| having been requested to assist. supposed that
the boy was beating his way. and took
hold Of him. The court said that the railroad
companies would be supported in the enforce
ment OF all reasonable rules and regulations as
to ejecting improper disordcrly persons. but
they must stop the car. The case in nut
she'll continued the judge, was that he had
seen colored boy put off by the driver and he
thought to put white boy off. He had no
business TO interfere and he could not
believe that the company tolerated him in bis
action. What right had he with tub Of
grease in one hand to use the other in putting
n boy off? He had drawn the color line by at
tempting to get even to the colored boy
being put off, aud he imposed fine OF a25 or
ninety days in Jail, which was paid by Mr..
Griswold, the president of the road
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-24
REMOVAL SALE Prices
DREss Goops DEPARTMENT.

LOWERED prices are to be lowered Monday with
10 per cent discount sl Black and Cream SILK and
Wool Fabrics few illustrations will be instructive
The Cream japanese Silks reduced from 81 to 7Jc
will be lowered TO 6Sc yard The SOC quality reduced
to 5oc may be had Monday for 45c yard.
The Black Waterproof Jap. silks that we're reduced
to 75c from 50 cents will be Csc yard The 81 Silks
reduced TO SOC are lowered agan-to Sic yard.
The Black Surah Silks that 75c. then Csc will
be &c yard. The 81 quality that was lowered to
SIC will be &c yard on Monday
The Black Satin Duchess reduced to 81 from
I.25 viii be 9Oc yard. The 81. 50 quality re-
duced to 81 % down another price pegto 81 l3
yard.
Cream Wool Goods for summer here of
every kind and the 10 per cent discount includes all
Notable bargains will be the summer Storm Serges,
Nuns Yelling ami Abatross at only 45c yard.
The Black Wool Goods inclade the following bar
gans-bargans because of the qualities linked with
the prices:
A. inch Blac& Nuns Yelling at 15c ward.
4o-inch silk Warp Batiste at 81 yard.
45-inch Atwood Cashmere at soc yard.
45-nch Black Wool Tamise at 81 yard.
4o-inch Wool Suraii Twill at 81 yard.
42-inch English Whipcord Suiting 73c yard.
42-inch Novelty Figured Suitng at 15c yard.
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to railroad travel, that the summer resorts OF
the future will be located. In the country
about the headquarters Of the Guyan river the
scenery Is particularly wild and picturesque
Passing on horseback through what is known as
the Trap Hill valley all signs of civilization
disappear, and the traveller can easily imagine
that he has passed the outposts of progress and
that he is in all but undiscovered country
Roads have disappeared and only rough trails
lead across the mountains. / followed such a
trail few days ago. along the valley of Slab
creek, wild stream hemmed in by high noun
tains. At one point l rode for a mile across
the path OF hurricane. which had covered the
ground with the interlaced tree trunks of what
had been magnificent forest of hard wood
Passing this. leading nv horse by the bride,
the country being too rough for riding by any
one except a mountaineer. next found myself
on Gulf creek. in the midst of wilderness as
profound as exists anywhere on the American
continent.
Rad NEVER TRAVELLED.
After travelling five or six miles along this
valley without seeing any signs Of civilization
reached a log house, where I found a family
named Ross The husband was absent hunt
ing, but the wife aad several brigh,-eyed chill
dren greeted me. furnished dinner and directed
me on my way. The wife told me she had
never seen larger town than Logan c. r.,
with its two dozen houses, and the children
had never seen a school book. This home was
a sample OF scores passed by me during the
past week. but there will soon be an improve
ment in this particular with the influx of new
people and the establishment of schools.
Proceeding on, through the valley of Tur-
ney's creek and thence to the Eoii fork OF
Guyan river, finally struck relic of civiliza-
ton in the shape Of the old Virginia state road,
and few miles further on, from the summit OF
Flat Top mountain. saw spread out before me
portions OF five counties-Mercer and Summers
ON the south and Raleigh, Wyoming and Nc
Dowell on the north-forming a vista of sur
passing interest and one worth the discomforts
of the entire journey.
This now little known region is one Of great
interest, and is well worthy the attention OF the
summer seeker after recreation and the pictur-
esque. J.W.P.
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THE MOST STUBBORN

THE MOST STU-BBOR
Skin and Scalp Diseases, the worst
forms of Scrofula, all blood taints
and poisons of every name and nat
ure, are utterly rooted out by DR..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery.
For every disease caused by torpid
liver or impure blood, it is the only
remedy so certain and effective that
it can be guaranteed. If it fails to
benefit or cure, you have your
money back.
Eczema, letter, Salt-rheum, Fry
sipelas, Boils, Carbuncles, Enlarged
Glands, Tumors, and Swellings, and
every kindred ailment, are COM
pletely and permanently cured by it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-24
REMOVAL SALE Pn,cr.
THAT
You SHOULD Know o..

The writer has endssvored 10 point to the mos, 50.
sonAsie and best Of the bargains that DOT On. VA
nous departments.
&c for the Sc Ladies' Handkerchief WITH ,,.rv.,
Gus Imitation Of hand embroidery
lse forehoice of Novelty snk windseu th.s v.r.
g. IS and 40.
lcc Tor The 2jc elfadtustine Bowa
sL1o FOR the 81 Is. q IS and a. 50 r.d,s., o,or.
UMBRELLA
" 10 for the s2<s and - es oolorss ssn an,
umbrellas. with Drssdsn china crystal snd opv.
handles.
Vi for the e1- IS and 81 80 Ensish Doesldu o~u,s-
let Gloves for lady tourists
lac for 25c Sterling Silver Thlnblss
sc for ssc Gold Rings with cluster ssonss
upper cent discount on Fans more than q.
SSc Tor 4sc Russet Isis Hoss Richelieu m
lse Tor 2oc Isle Finish Rib vests, all colon
Soc bottle for ''sozodonf" for the ssssh
2sc instead Of zoc for LILY Roesrs' Tooth w..A
isc Tor zoc bottles Of Eau de Colona
SAC Tor half pint bottles vennard,s y1orfd. v.s.,
Ise instead Of 2Sc an ounce for Tripl. rxs~s. n,
doors. inciudinr the fsvorts carnssaoa Pint xs->s
Blooming cereus. Wood Violet. Field Lille.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-24

EARLY TO BED AND EARLY To RISE"
The sun tina, rose at dawn became a shining light
but the lazy neither healthy nor wealthy
and could never understand the nebuIsr hypothesis.
This fable teaches thas insomnia Is sometimes .
virtue. and that then BUTTS BROMO LITHIA
should be reserved for headache neuralga ssa-sick-
and the Gay sitter over-ndul9ence In stiulants
For sale by ali drusxists Three doses in each bot
lie. 10eents.
N.B-On receipt Of one Of our B. B. l. red seals to
be found on the cork of each bottle of BUTTS BROMO
IifHiA. We Will send free TO any address a copy Of
our E. b. L. Primer. illustrated; one Of the most
amusing and instructive books of the age. for both
y0un9 and old.
Address THE T. A. BUTTS CO.,
je17 sos 18th st.. Washington. DC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-24
REMOVAL SALE R1crs
WASH DRrss Goops.

LsJC yard for the BIC quality 33-inch- wide Dimi-
ties with white grounds figures and stripes of hello
trope. blue. pink.
DOC yard for the &c Imported Organdies which are
the best from France and 6J inches wide. Remember
the rtdth and then count the cost of a dress
l5c yard for 20c quality Dotted Swiss And note
that such Swiss is more often sold at pc than oOc
yard
Poe yard for oar 35c Dotted SWISS And Is not 45c
yard the prevailing price for the best imported Swss
20, and DC yard for Pc and 3Oc quality White
Persian Lawns. That means Zoe and Poe for the quail
tiles usually offered at 30 and IS cents
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-24
REMOVAL SALE nrcEs
The MEx,s DEPARTMENT.

Ale for our SOC Leather Belts. These have leather
buckets like those usually sold at 15c
roc for our 81 Shirts. Inclu led are the launderei
French percale shirts with polka dots and the un-
Numbered madras shirts in all styles.
10 per cent discount Travelling Bags. That
means onotentb of the price marked on the bag you
select and IRE guarantee that price from 10 TO 20 per
e'nt less than prevailing We have Bags from SOC to
SIo each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-24

At Verbankville village. N. Y. yesterday
afternoon Miss Mary Davidson was struck by
train on the Newburg. Duchess and Connecti-
cut railroad and instantly killed. She was seen
by the engineer standing in a ditch alongside
the track, and as the engine reached the spot
she stepped in front Of it and was thrown long
distance. Miss Davidson's sister was with her
at the time. 1t had the appearance of a case of
suicide
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-24
Other Custom House Investigations.

At the New York custom house yesterday il
was said that the customs investigating com.
mission now in session at the barge Office will
be called upon to investigate the customs de-
partments at Boston, Philadelphia and Balti-
more. Prominent merchants in these three
cities are now preparing acquisitions to have
the commission hold such investigations. the
particular object of which will be to ascertain
the relations between the collectors and ap-
praiscrs department and the work Of the special
treasury agents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-24
EPILEPSY OR FITS.

Can this disease be cured, Most physicians say No
lay Yes; AL forms and the worst cases. After 30
years study and experime Mt have ound the remedy
Epilepsy ~ cured by liz cured not subdaed by Opt
ates-the old. treacherous. quack treatment Do not
6esrar Forget past i'm positions your purse past
oetrases confidence past failures Look for
ward. rot backward. Ny remedy IL of today. yalu-
able work the subject and large bottle Of the
edy--ent free FOR trial Mention POST Office and ex-
press address Prof. W. II. PEEkE. f. D..
ia7-s52t 4 Cedar St. New York
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Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs il taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys.
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sy,.
tenn efsctually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C.
ceptabls to the stomach, prompt in
it, action and truly beneficial in it's
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in Soc
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Amy reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it DO not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA re syrup co.
SAN FRANCISCO CAL.
LOUISVILLE. U NEW Foax. NJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-24

The shopmen in the employ of the Atchisou.
Topeka and Santa Fe railroad have decided to
accept the recent reduction made in their time
OF labor from ten hours to eight hours daily,
In the belief that the company cannot at present
AFFORD a longer schedule
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-24
REMOVAL SALE PR1crs
CorroS UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT.

Prices lowered to less than materials cost And the
most popular garments included
69c is the reduced price OF the Umbrella Skirt with
yoke band &C. 1t has deep cambria nounce In which
are twelve tucks and above are eight tucks This
skirt Is costly TO make. but will count only the
worth Of the materials:
yards muslin at Toe yard. Soc
yards cambria at l2I<c yard :5,c
Sewing cotton and tape sc
SOC
&c for Skirt above described gives an IDEA of
the removal sale prices on this second noor Of the
Palais Royal.
Csc for the Skirts with French embroidery nounce
and'maay tucks Regular patrons will recognize our
famous 81. 35 skirt.
24c for the 44c Yoke Band Cambria Drawers with
hem and four tucks.
Acc for the 6Sc Drawers with rufies of nne en-
broidery.
DC for the SOC Cambria Corset Covers with low
square neck trimmed with embroidery
:ssc for the SOC French Corset Covers low souar.
and V-shsped. Embroidery around arms front and
back.
81 - for the 81. So 81 IS and o. es Paris nsde
Corset Covers Trimmings Of dainty lsces and rib
bons.
SOC for the zoe Cambria Chemises with superior en-
oroidery trimmings
79c for the Palsis Roysl's Famous OIL Nirht Gown
with French style surpnce neck Of embroidery.
Above are but hints of the bargains to be secured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-24

NJ. Ducret, editor Of the Paris Cocarde, which
published the story concerning documents
stolen from the British embassy and N. Norton.
supposed to be the forger Of the same docu-
ments, have been arrested
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-24
REMOVAL SALE PRrcEs
The LACE DEPARTMENT.

Lowered prices are to be lowered Monday that
1t is advisable inform you that least busy hours
are 10 8 o. M. and i to 3 pm.
&c yard for the 25c. 35c and SOC Point dire
lande Laces. AZ to 10 inches wide ecru and white
There are about two thousand yards of these laces
but we know the demand will be such that the best
bargains will be quickly gone In order to do Justice
to those Of our patrons who conveniently shop
until after O'Clock reserre haifof the
stock. including the best BARGAINS aud not offer them
until LILO pm.
The lowered prices Of Jetted Laces and Nets. SILK
Lace Nets F!ouncings, and all Parasol Covers are TO
benade lower eih additional 10 per cent discount.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-24
CHANGE IN A FEW YEARS,

Not many years have gone by since many
thousands OF acres of this land Of incaiuable
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-24
REMOVAL SALE Pn1crs
The RIBBON DEPARTMENT.

The following are lowered prices lowered: 45c yard
for the Millinery Ribbons reduced to 59c yard
&c yard for the 4Sc quality Bengaline silk Rib
bons. inches wide.
l''c yard for the DC quality Satin and G. G. Silk
Ribbons. 3 inches wide
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-24
FREE TO ALL.
Not a Penny to Pay.
DIR. NEwLIN's GREAT OFFER no rzr
AFFLICTED


Al patients who apply in person Win Be- sxanissa.
prescribed for and treated upon the rvt vie{t g. ~
al charges. In addition 10 this tborou.A .,,-nn.
Hon ana advice without penny 10 pay Ths sr.eS.
est opportunity TO the public ever offered by sny ~
ciaiist In the medical world
This il q test which the p.tsrpt 80, ,,.a
Without riskins Q single cent ana I'm .ecra -,
sAepncs ana discouraged patients an opportunity %
Judge Tor themselves whose system of trratment 4.
tne most effective. which doctors cure ana which do-
put eafarrh to sleep only TO swsAe swsin
ADVANTAGES OF SUMNER TREATMENT.
AZ previously stated il ID durins the sumner nop.b
that the patients make the most rapid end csrt.sn
piosrtss IT'S then that nature sives her aid 70 the
WORK OF the physcian that the hablfty 20 es&phan~
cold which obtains in the winter s reduced % the
minimum. and that the work Of the physacisa %
pears under its most favorable Light.
BRIEF sTATEMKNrA
Mr.. c g. Heinline. ls2 18th st. n.ax."whsp v.ue
to DR. Newlin had offensive discharrv nom nv
nose. caused by liberated condition inside IL 80
every Day Tor sx or seven weeks. Ny Throat ~ lsd
with nucus and my whole system was affected by TIA
disease. but since tAkins DR. Neviins treatment an
as well - before had the disase."
MI W. W. winfree says. .'when vsne 20 mr.
Newiin was In q terrible condition from dt,e..a I
nad ne sppe,ise and Whist ate hurt me- NY
sleep was disturbed and unrsfre~hine Ihsd excrucfst
ing headaches My nose wss compa<ssly storr,ed nm
had headswfmming to such extent that va
AFRAID to trust myself on the streets alone Ih>k \
distressing cough but after taking treatment Of DR..
Newlin my bad symphonic dissppesrsd a -
magic.-
MY. j. H. Jerries. No. so Myrtle st. northeast,
had rheumatism. neuralgia and cstarrh for s,vva
years had no appetite. intense hexdsches pains IN
shoulders and arms. aud could not Sleep but after
months treatment with DR.. Newlin my trouble a
disappeared have no headaches nor pains: L sle.p
well dad feel better than FOR years
Nc r
had attacks Of asthma night and .lept Dro,,,.a
10 bed with chair and pillows. and then slept hui ID
lie. and got breath great effort ha6 n,vhe
sweafs. PANS about my heart and courhed a grrns
deal. bu; since DIR. Ne~sin treated me eet veil
sleep soundly. have cough nor pisht .x..,s 80
reel e,.firelp nell nour.-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-24
REMOVAL SALE R1crs

REMOVAL SALE Prices
The CH1LDREws DEPARTMENT.
The excitement Of the sale has made mothers some
what demonstrative The best bargains have been
grabbed for. Here are lowered prices Of the goods
that show signs of the scramble.
SOC for the 81 35 Guimpes of India Linen. with lace
and embroidery trimmings. Sizes to 6yeara
Acc for the 81. 9s Guimpes Of Persisn Lawn. with
Val lace and choice embroidery trimmings Sizes 2
to 6 years.
39c for the 90: White Dresses with Empire waists.
embroidery trimming. Sizes / to 4 years.
-75c for the IS Lawn and Nansook Dresses. En-
pire and yoke Styles embroidery trim1nings Sizes
to G years.
49c for the 75c India Lawn Aprons. Empire style.
yoke Of embroidery. Sizes to IA years.
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S. c. NrwLrs. NJ. d., Sprcr.rrsr

In the treatment Of diseases orthe Ear Nos. b,o..
Lungs stomach. Blood. Kidneys, asthma N,ryon.
Debility. Neuralgia and Rheu nstis,a
PARLoRs. 1874 @ st. NV
OFFICE HOURS: sto II In a,aA.,a,.
SUNDAYS. to L. n,
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-11-28
Headache and Dyspepsia

William E. Rockwell, No. 512 West
9th street, New York, says: q
81 have been martyr to bilious
headache and dyspepsia. Any indis-
cretion in diet, overfatigue or cold,
brings on fit of indigestion, followed
by headache lasting two or three days
at time. | think | must have tried
over twenty different remedies, which
were recommended as certain cures by
loving friends, but it was no use. At
last | thought | would take simple
course OF purgation with Brandreth's
pills. For the first week took Two pills
every night, then one pill for thirty
nizhJs in that time | gained three
pounds IN weight, and never had an
ache or pain since Z"
Disease in one part OF the body will
eventually fill the whole body with
disease Every year or two some part
of the system grows weak and begins to
decay. Such part should be removed
at once, and new matter be allowed to
take its place. There's no need to cut
it out with surgeons scalpel. Purge
away the old, diseased and wornout
parts with Brandreth's pills.