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The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-08-19

Mrs. Robert Brooks is visiting
her parents at Rockport.
Miss OWE Searcy, of Temple, il
visiting Mas Willie Lou Tibbs.
District Clerk Ed Sparks and
Sheriff Burke returned the early
part Of this week from Chicago.
j. L Boynton and family are
again in Waco after a months de.
lightful stay at .Manltou Springs,
Colorado
Mrs. Joe Willis has returned from
Georgia, where she has been for
some time. She is visiting Mrs. J.
M. Carroll, and expects TO be here
two weeks.
DR.. A. A. Beville aud daughter,
Miss Carrie, left Tuesday of this
week for Kentucky, and from there
will probably visit several of the
health resorts of Tennessee They
will not return until late in the fail.
Mrs Rounsavall and Miss Laura
Yates returned home Thursday from
Dtworth where they went to at
tend the Hclding of Miss Anna
Jones who has many friends in
Waco, having formerly attended the
Waco Female College.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. l., CAN'T re.
turned home Tuesday. Mrs. CAN'T,
who has been visiting in Califor.
MIA for the summer, met her hus.
band at Denison and together they
went to Galveston where they spent
delightful week. Their return is
made doubly pleasant as the young
couple have given up boarding and
are now keeping house in pretty
little home on Austin avenue.
AT the residence of her parents
on Sanger avenue little Rec Roun
savall entertained a number of her
young friends. After enjoying
themselves with numerous games,
dainty refreshments were served on
the lawn, Of which the little ones
pa7took heartily, Soon after the
repast the hour of departure came,
and all were 10th TO leave, for az
they expressed it, they were having
jolly good time,
Willie Clyde Turner entertained
number of his Young friends at
his home on Tuesday evening. The
grounds were beautifully and ar
tistically lighted with Chinese Ian
terms. The young people had a
generally good time, playing games
until quite late hour when deli
clous refreshments were served on
the lawn. All spent delightful
evening and were sorry when the
hour of departure came.
On Tuesday evening the hand.
some residence of Mr.. T. f. Jones.
on Austin avenue, was brilliantly
lighted, while a hundred japanese
lanterns of various shapes and hues,
artlstlcal y arranged here and there
about the grounds, shed soft and
mellow light over the entire lawn.
Prettily arranged tables, rustic
seats fountains playing and pretty
girls IN suitable evening toilets
made of light and airy materials of
rainbow tints, promenading with
their escorts gave the appearance of
verltable fairy land. The occa.
sion of the illumination was an en-.
given by Miss Rosa
Belle Jones to limited number of
Iriends Dancing in the large dou.
bic parlors was INDUCED in until
quite late hour, when dainty, d ali.
cate and delicious refreshments with
champagne punch were served at
.ete'a-tete tables upon the lawn.
After supper dancing was kept ND
lntil the small hours of the night.
everyone expressed themselves as
having had Que of the most
thoroughly delightful evenings
pent this summer. Miss Jones
makes a charming hostess and is .
lifted with the true art of enter.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-08-19

"nu iumDerinu
,ne wonderful locoSso'e;os S
luxuriou, carriages. motive mot
of everything on ybesls =; ae .t EVIL
and it is we'll worth ''' II Is llla,a
llnger in this department. ' '$
The flag exhibit i, o,;,
, IL Itself elf, forty-seven diff ditf.,.is{
lions being represented 'I hs
banners and emblems. A ~ vi,
can hags of every siz, ~" a.. Aa
where and on everything. ore n
1so many inquire WIN ~.
lIngs' with one exception, ~, a,s Sl
1t is not only to preservs are VII
phasize the a-chitec.n,v,, sld
but the climatic condit;ou s. os,a
that discoloration would soa a's
AIRED any aesthetic co aIea
ment. '0'of II
The "Daily Columbian y
posite newspaper of the s,' ~
of five Chica 20 morning l nut
printed in Machine.y half 'r s'
the public an opportunitv =. sN
the various stages throaph' WV NY
great daily goes, before it # WV, ,.sa|
Its readers. Such object le, ,s,,
these are seen at every turn '' y. !
fair, and the good to be- A. y
from them is incalculable. N'''
A delightful corner of tho w.,
Fair is the Convent of I, T.a
with its quaint hooks and c r',a
tiny cells and narrow st.; S''a
1t Is really like leaving tho W..
day world behind to % gitti.
walls. The Columbus portrait t y,
is especially interesting. Hsns
finds photographs, etching, ~
ings, in oil and water color'' r..
and crayon sketches of "Cb,i,sf,' r.,
Colombo" in his transit from Wy
to CID age.
The electric fountains are th,I
of wonderful and dazzling bs,as
and the mechanical detail i, NJ
interesting. There are uips,.
groups of jets in each fountain, n
Illuminated by an arc light,
white light is made by The ud
structed rays Of the arc Lights b
for the colored lights f,nHl
screens which work on spindle
lnterposed by the operators, and
sprays take on rainbow hue., N
ing a never to be forgotten sigi.
The women of France BAN
most interesting exhibit, a comb
C ostume history of France .im
by a series of dolls. Beautiful IA
too, arrayed in the dsintist 4
gowns, every minutia of The toilette
being as carefully arrangeaMAV
wearer were indeed a grandsa,
There are twenty-five and rspl
accurately each period of Fl
costume history, from the prin.
simplicity Of ages ago downai
day, making a tout ensemble TIL
delightful to the eye.
Even the lamp posts are pn
the artistic scheme, that MID
Jackson park a IN century M
disc. They are slender, grad
and beautiful to look at, with "
cately wrought iron caps de'iga
after the crowns of ArragOa
CASTLE and some represent thsa
dem of the United Kingdom
Spain with the | and +. intert7s
and NJ the base a cross. Them
crowns of Spain and the cias
Christ are not only emblemf
but are of historic Significance
OF course everyone sees The
perb Columbian Fountain, o's
is more often called, the Ms
MES Fountain, in honor Of
young American sculptor, m
lex McMonnies, who modeledi'
is the largest fountain in ths~ ].
and is justly termed the crow
glory of the fair. 1t repre-;
the Ship of State, on . WIN.
seated Columbia, gazing i'I y,
the golden statue of the kePl~.
Fame is at the PROV OF tns % 1.,1
phal barge, holding forth , ,. ~ ~
wreath, and with her lel INV y"
holding a trumpet to hs e., up n
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AMUSEMENTs.

Sousa's Band Concert-Albaugh's Opera
House was well filled last night to welcome
John Philip Sousa and his new band. Mr..
Sousa had only once before visited Wash
ington with his band, and then the oTgani-
zation was by no means complete. Now he
has force of which any bandmaster
might well be proud. 1t is q well balanced
band, the large number Of reeds soften
ing the brass and making possible excel
lent orchestral effects. Its work last night
merits only the warmest commentator.
and each band number received the most
liberal applause from an audience that was
composed largely of musicians who went
to ascertain for themselves II the high
praise that had been bestowed upon Mr.
Sousa and his band in other cities was fully
justified They found that it was, and from
the overture to the Flying Dutchman.
with which the program commenced, to
the descriptive piece, In Clock Storm, y
with which 1t closed. The greeting that
Mr. Sousa received on his first appearance
must have satisfied him that Washing
tonians still retain a warm feeling for the
man who did 30 much for the United States
Marine Band during his long and able
direction of that organization.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-30
CARDINAL GIBBONS HERE.
His sunday spent In This City q Bus,
One.


Cardinal Gibbons spent yesterday in this
city. reaching here Saturday afternoon
and was the guest Of the priory of St
Dominic's for the night. Yesterday mora
Ing at 7:3O he celebrated low mass and
afterward confirmed a class of forty and
administered the first communion This
service was followed at IL am. by solemn
high mass, celebrated by Rev j. A. Hinch
y r, assisted by the Rev. NJ. Fealy as
deacon and Father Walsh as subdeacon
The sermon of the morning was preached
by the Rev. j. +. Lilly. who spoke on The
Gospel OF the Day" The deacons of honor
at this service were the Very Rev F. w
Linihan and the Rev. III. p. Comfy The
cardinal was present at this service bu,
aid not officiate
At pm. solemn vespers was celebrated
by the same priests as at the morning
service. with Father Lilly, instead OF
Father Comfy, as one of the deacons oil
honor. Rosewigs yespers were sung By
the full choir. with Miss Barbara Bishof
As organist and musical director. The solo
Saiutarus. was sung by MIR. Lynn Tay
lor- After the magnificent the cardinal de
nvered short instruction to the class OF
80 children and adults. and afterward sd.
minfstered confirmation, which was fol
lowed by another short address and the
benediction. He left for Baltimore immed
iareiy after the ceremonies.
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The Case NoIle Pressed.

Mr.. W. II. vermillion. a respected citi-
Zen. was arrested Saturday evening by OF.
nicer Cooney, who charged him with being
q suspicious character. 1t appears that Mr.
Vermillion was standing near a building
ana because he did not care to answer the
inquiries made by the officer was escorted
to the station house. where he was prompt
ly released upon giving bond for his APP
pearance IN the Police Court this morning
There the charge was Immediately nolle
pressed today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-30
CLoAk1Se C1orHs
Ar
P|ERRY'S,

n no MATTER HOW COMPLETE
III and choice q line Of ready
III made wraps il gathered to-
gether-some folks would rather
IL design their own. Lots of moth
h ers-with the '"knack' of it
- u like to plan out the children's
coats. For these reasons carry a stock
Of CLOAKING CLOTHS. With fashion to
guide us We have selected the shades and
effects that are such successes made up"
You can take them-and mold and model
them to suit yourselves.
The qualities are Of the best-and the
prices so little that you may save consider
able by undertaking the making.
54-inch LIGHTWEIGHT CHEvIoTs for
moderate wear-$1.5O a yard. -.-
5s-inch PLAID and STRIPED CHEvIOTS
Tan and Gray effects--$2 a yard.
64-inch NOVELTY CHECK CLOAKINGS,
in Tan shades-$2.25 a yard.
54-inch PLAID ROUGH CLOTHS-large
and small patterns-in Tan and Browns
Q yard.
54-inch NOVELTY DIAGONAIs. in Light
Gray and Tan, shot In darker shades 70
yard.
54-inch NOVELTY SMALL CHECKS
light grounds tufted with long shaggy wool
1925 yard.
54-inch TAN and GRAY vICUNA
CL0THS-$3 a yard.
54-inch BROWN and BLACK ENGLISH
CHEvIOTS-medium Weights q yard.
54-inch NAVY BLUE, RED and BLACK
ENGLISH CHEvIOTS- heavy weight-$3.25
q yard.
54-inch NAVY BLUE. BLACK. TAN and
RED NOVELTY CHEvIOTS-basket pat
terns-$3.75 yard.
54-inch BEAVER, in all the fashionable
shades-$4 a yard.
54-inch ENGLISH KERsEY, In Navy
Blue, Black. Seal Brown, Tan and Gray
Kersey IL the favorite Of this season-S4.50
q yard.
54-incb HEAVYWEIGHT BLACK dag
oNAL-wide and narrow wale-$4.50 Q yard.
5s-inch MEDIUM WEIGHT BLACK WOOL
DIAGONAL-$4.5O q yard.
AsTRAKHAN CLO1H-you will find use
for 1t a. trimming, II nothing else.
6O-inch BLACK AsTRACHAN-s4. 50. %
and - a yard.
5O-inch GRAY ASTRACHAN-$4.5O. $3.50
and $3.50 4 yard.
5O-inch WHITE ASTRACHAN-@e q yard.
5O-inch GREEN ASTRACHAN-$5 a yard.
60-inch BROWN ASTRACHAN-S6 q yard.
As We always do everything-you will nnd
select lot Of cloths in this line. Larger
variety than We have ever carried before
because We have the room for 1t now How
our facilities have increased since we took
In that other large building!
PEsRY,s,
NINTH AND THE AVENUE
Established 164Q f1N Telephone 9oS
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Ten extra
statesmen did
duty i'm our
OVercOat de-
partment to-
day.

EMPrATIoN ON EVERY
Takes a stiff business back
bone not to yield-when We
see tailors charging their
three and four scores OF dol
u lars for OvERCoATs-and
the ready-maders adding i've or ten
u our prices.-with better values
and better fits and better variety why
shouldn't We ask more than we dor
On the other bandit takes q floor
as big as the ordinary clothing store
to hold the stock Of OvERCOATS our
big trade makes it necessary We should
earry.--You know you can buy coal
cheaper by the car load than you can
BY the ton--we save something by
buying q car load Of fabrics-that helps
us to sell cheaper.
Our larger variety Is bound to at
tract-draw trade. of you-
who never question the price-come
here-for you have all the styles to
select from.--The other half Of
mankind. who have to sail a. close
to the shore a possible, appreciate
the saving We make for them.-An
hands are best suited.
SO to SIS all ours are-from the
good beginning to the end Of the line
for the best.
The ..Poole"-the "Admirsl" - the
English Great Coat''-sre among the
novelties that are exclusively ours.
You'd better not buy anywhere It'll
you see what's to be gained in our
stock.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

Albaugh's Grand Opera House. - Robt
Gaylor in Sport McAllister."
New National Theater.-"Across the Poto
mac
Academy of Music.-Miss Julia Marlowe
In The Love Chase"
Harris Bijou Theater. - "Outcasts Of a
Great City"
Kernan's Lyceum Theater.-"Hyde's Com.
edians."
Wonderland. It'll street between D and E
streets northwest.-Entertainm day and
night.
Lincoln Relics. 516 10th st. n.w.-Open daily
except Sunday. to IL am. and to pm.
Monday and Friday. 8 to 10 pm.
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Hosiery Bargain
Extraordinary.

When we announce q bargain. you can de-
pend upon IL being one. we are not given
to using the word except In its fun and
original meaning.
We have secured a lot OF 20 dozen Ladies'
'4o-gauge" Guaranteed Fast Black Hose,
extra tine quality. medium weight. high
spliced heel and double toe. the identical
quality which has formerly been sold by u,
and 10 now being sold elsewhere. Mt 33c.
SONIY &c. PER Pam
HALF DOZEN IN A BOX FOR $3.50.
This is the cost price, and We make this
offer simply to increase our hosiery trade.
BIC VALVES LIS USpEnwraR.
Special lot Of Ladies' Natural Gray Vests
and Pants at SOC per garment.
Special value in winter-weight Balbriegan
Combination Suits, high neck and long
sleeves. at 81 each.
An extra quality Of Child-eu's Winter
weight Merino Vests and Pauts PC. to 3sc.
understanding to size.
REFER Scars. &c
Exquisite Linz Of Wide SIX ssarfs. for
wear with REFER jackets. I'm stripes. plsids,
plain crepe. China silks. &C. II you re-
member these were $50 and Sits last
season. This season. 55c and 81 each.
We feel fully justified In claiming the
most attractive line Of Windsor scarfs I'm
this city. particularly In the Persian sf-
fects." Two widths and qualitia, 2sc. am
Soc.
Il. c." CoRsErs
You can depend upon our getting hold OF
everything that Is good Two notable in
stances are the L c." Corsets and .Jas-
gar Underwear.
No need to cxpatiate on the merits of the
larger percentage OF feGms than probasly
any Corset manufactured We control and
make a Speciality" Of the ''Prima Donna
Il. c." Corset. at $50 and sl.7b per pair
OF course we have all of the other renownel
brands of Corsets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-30

Don't fail to read Of the tremendous bar
gains in furniture, curtains and upholster,
goods to be offered at julius Lansburgh'i
Rink" all this week. See 3-column ad. oil
page 4.
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LOCAL MENTION.
THE WEATHER.
Forecast TIL 9 pm. Tuesday.

Forecast TIL 8 pm. Tuesday.
For the District Of Columbia, Maryland. and
Virginia. fair; slight changes in temperature;
light variable winds.
Condition of the Water.
Temperature and condition of water at 8
an: Great Falls, temperature, 81; condition,
IL; receiving reservoir, temperature, So; condi-
tion at north connection. 10; condition at south
eonnsction. SO; distributing reservoir, tempera-
ture. "a: condition at infuent gate house, 10;
efiuent gate house. 10.
Tides TomOrrow.
High tide. Low tide.
TOO am 1910 pm. s:54 am. TI2 pm
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Book sale at Sloan's. 1907 G St, this even
ing at $50 o'clock.-Advt.
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II in need of Underwear you will find ouI
stock complete in all the popular colors
weights and textures. Warm Wooden
Shirts and Drawers from $50 a suit up
ward Prices guaranteed as low as any
other house will sell same qualities. You
are cordially invited to call and see what
we can do for you. r. c. LEWIS & SON
Strictly One Price Mems Outfitters and
Hatters, l421 New York ave.
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Pianos for rent F. C. Smith, 1225 Pa
0ye.-Advt
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Trustees sale of brick houses 1895. 1as
And 1858 X street northeast: to be sold go
morrow at 4:3O pm See advt.
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Assignee's sale of tailoring goods a
Sloan's. 1407 G St. 1870 am tomorrow.-Ad
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Tides Tomorrow.
ABOUT MEMS UNDERWEAR.

For rent. elegant bay window house; al
modern improvements. lis 4th ST. s. e.
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New 9-room house. 1903 o street, for sale
cheap. Owners, rs 18th n. W.
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HEALTH

CITY ITEMS.
The Frost II NippinE!
JOHN Ridden, The Accommodation,
VIII not nip" you.
Because,
Whether he knows you or not,
He will sell you
Everything in the shape of Furniture
Thine" Payments at Bottom" Prices.
It il fashionable to go to
RUDDENs.
sls Seventh street northwest.
Comfort Powder.
Comfort Powder has been In use many years
and 1t never vet failed to cure chatting baby.
1t IL the mothers blessing. All druggists. z
Ds.s lsass Trotr. This w..a.
- opPeaAsaners Sewing Machines. only
80 Marsntca tor nve years. All at.
socnmeoto roA az Seh Ut. a. ". 1t
Bring your orders for your monthly sup
pnes Special prices on Groceries Of al
Kinds. n. Metxger, Wholesale and Retail
III TN 81 n. W. It,
g. Heller. TO 7th St NV, IL making q
speciality In Ladies' and Children's Hair Cut
ting and Shampooing: also cures Dandru6
se6-0
Comfort Powder.
There are few remedies for blackheads on
the face. Comfort Powder closes the pores
and they vanish.
For medical use try my 4-year-old Pure Ry,
Whisky. at. &c.; old Spanish Sherry Wine
my own Importation. $50 per gal, Of 75c
Royal Headache Powders, Zoe.
Free Trial Samples at all Druggists.
oc 2-m, w,f&stf
Comfort Powder
Any one who wears . bandage OF tight gar.
Inent fnds untold comfort by using Comfor,
Powder whom il IL removed
Purest and finest Coffees sold; prices q
sc. cOc., &c.. Sc, and 3Sc. per pound. NJ
Metzger. At 7th st. n. W.
Sewing Machines repaired and rented a,
Oppenheimer's, 514 9Th st. n. W. 1t
S1ixfr Babek cures all malarfal diseases
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BXsrs Sk1S AND SCALP

DABY CKIN and SCALP
Cleansed purified and beautined by CUTICURA
SOAP, greatest Of all skin purifiers and beautiners
As well purest and sweetest of toilet and
nursery soaps Only cure for pimples and black
heads, because the only preventive of infamma-
ton and ciogging of the pores, the cause Of most
eomplexional disnguratons. Sold everywhere.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-30

Organ Bargain, SIS and upward. IS
payments. F. q. Smith, lbs Pa. ave-Adyt.
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EXCURSIONS TOMORROW.

Mount vernon.-Macalester leaves at 10
an
Harry Randall for Chapel Point. Colonial
Beach and river landings at am.
Tally-ho coach line from 511 18th street
At 10 am. and pm. for Arlington. Cabin
John bridge and all points of interest.
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Freunds Handsome and Modern
Building.

Building.
Among the recent improvements Of our
city may be ciassed the elegant structure
recently erected by Mr.. F. Freund at No.
8l5 10th street northwest Mr.. Freund Is
the well-known caterer of this city, whose
experience has enabled him to plan and
erect a structure specially fitted for the
business In which he has been engaged for
the last thirty-flve years. The building
front . feet on 10th street. and has q
depth of 1870 feet to a 30-foot alley. In the
basement Is located the ice cream factory.
bakery, ovens and heating apparatus. On
the first floor Is located the ice cream sa-
loon. store room, packing room. kitchen
and pantries. The second floor Is intended
for banquet purposes. and II so arranged
as to accommodate parties ranging from a
dozen to five hundred. The third floor Is
used exclusively by his family. The entire
building IL we'll lighted, heated and ven-
tilated. and IL not excelled by any build
ing In the city for the purposes for which
II was erected. The public are invited to
inspect this Improvement. which is to be
devoted to good cheer and the comfort of
Mr.. Freund's patrons.-Advt.
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We will make for a few days q special
sale of Cooks Balm of Life at 6c.
Positively cures Indigestion, dyspepsia,
Inflammation, external and internal dis
eases. ASTON PHARMACY, 18th and q SITS.
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To the Worries Fair via b. and Q. RI.
AS but a few days remain in which to
see the great worlds fair at Chicago, pSr-
sons who have not seen 1t are urged 70
make trip without delay. For tickets,
sleeping car accommodations and full In
formation call at B. and o. ticket ofiices,
Nos 619 and 1851 Pennsylvania avenue, and
at B. and o. dspot-Advt.
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No other house DOES-EvER DID-or
EVER WII1-seu such STERLING QUAIL
FrIhS at such low prices as WE quote.
SAks AND CoMpAsY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-30

The Great Rush still continues at the En-
pire Carpet Cleaning Works. 631-S35 Massa-
chusetts ave. Telephone. LIS. Carpets
made moth-proof free of charge
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-30
Sale of Guns.

The cunning season Is now open and
sportsmen should be on hand at Sloan's
14W q St., tomorrow at $50 pm.-Adyt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-30

Comfort Powder.
Comfort Powder has been In use many YEAR
and 1t never vet failed to cure chatting baby
1t II the mothers blessing. All druggists.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-30
DO You
Wear
SHOES?

II so.you want to read this-especially
IL you appreciate comfort, style and
true ecoaomy.
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II You Need n Tpus

II You Need q Truss
You'll find the largest assortment in the
city at Merits Modern Pharmacy 18th and
F SITS. All other surgical appliances Male
and female attendants. Private pariors.-
Advt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-30

Sewing Machines repaired and rented q
Oppenheimers 514 9th st. n. W. 1t
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Purest and finest Coffees sold; prices Is
sc. e0c.. 33c.. s6c, and 3Sc. per pound. NJ
Metzger, At It'll st. n w.
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Comfort Powder.
Any one who wears bandaRe OF tight gar
ment Hnds untold comfort BY using Comfor
Powder when il IL removed.