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Boarders Wanted.
West Side.

west side.
10TH ST.. III w.--Iarge cool double A s,neis
prices. ''' ''' '"'''''e'
9th ST, - W. I'd foor-Private family; newly
furnished room; running water. bath; Vienna
Kitchen; reference.
5DIii ST.. ~ Good board ,v nicely fur
McIuloc n' ~
G5TII 81, 10 v. Married couple or ladies' en-
p'nNti en- nav" home comforts with private
LAT y room large and airy; all conveniences;
reasonable ianrAlan
Hfll 81 W, ~rlcc, buard southern family;
r'r"nr'. Cashier PoT-unce box =, l8I.
SD 81, al ". Handsome rooms nicely fur
reasonable.
oirlt ST; II ". Large Il small rooms. with or
wi""n' h"ar'' IN select house; reference.
!6iii ~, 81 ". Large nicely furnished rooms:
select house; tab loIrl
97rif 81. ~ W. Handsome rooms; nice board:
very reasonable; special terms to Two gentle
ucu humclAc.
iiiTl ST, 22i W.--Loyclv home; all conveniences:
splendid location; for ladies or gentlemen: ID
l2irH 81, 81 Vince. large furnished room,
viii ,:Nrllcnt board: hne locality. facing
Mount Morris Park.
l2iTH ST go W-Niceiy furnished I'd door
front also hall room table board.
l25Tli ST., Il W.-Handsomely furnished rooms
win hrst-"lass board rates 81 s..
hortr OF tastn Street.
ETH ST, III Wool room. excellent board.
summer prices, private house. table board.
! It'll ST. iio y To let with board. square q
htll room, separate or together, moderate.
l.9ri' ST 2oI w-Elcs. mt rooms; reasonable
prices. buck plrlor for doctor. table board
lI7III 81. :;rn w = ladies rmrloyed during
dhy 10 board, private house: - week.
Misce laneous.
LARGE. handsome rooms in nriva.e block with
board for gentleman d wife. Select box 22s
World Upt,"n.
LADY having nicely furnished rat, centrally To-
Gated, would board couple. NJ. O.. box alS
World, uptown.
BROOKLYN.
! LADY wishes 10 board baby: charge moderate:
! hrst references. 26G Pearl st. rear Brooklyn.
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lGphWltlTtEN Remington, So to $50;
Calisr4phS. nariccE, mm"Ion Brooks 10, ali
make, routed ~, ~ Kept repaired tree; telr-
~ IiherN
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MAGNIFICENT $500 grand upright plano: bril-.
liant tone: almost new: sacrificed. $50. 800
West 3sth 81.
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BROOKLYN.

LADY wishes 10 board baby: charge moderate:
hust references. 26G Pearl st, rear, Brooklyn.
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HOTEL TRAFALGAR.
West Side.

rs. III L.. lith St, near Union Square-Hsnd
somey furnished rooms, American or European
moderate prices.
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HARDWOOD MANTELS with French plate bevel
West 42d ST.
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Musical.

TWENTY PIANO LESSONS given at teachers
L. ~ W, SSh e. ----
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ron SAl.E-A country store. located at Kings
Park, l.. l.; owing TO the dissolution OF the
firm Of o. Rourks N Dady the property must he
sold. 2-story brick building .Sx5o, rooms over
store. has brick extension l5VlS, with stable.
horse. wagons ssiEhs. stock and fixtures: store
, IL doing good business ANY further Information
can he had at the once OF NJ. j. DADi, 10
Court ST. Brookl"n.
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MISS N'CARE'S
Il pFsNo&

'on~rrN AInrV 2lS Wc>' sd 81. always openl;
lectIic cooling. correct WALTZ GtARAS-
FED: s strictly private lessons 10; any hour,
Nth music. positively no failures Cia,ses every
iteru ,NA evening, monthly 81, quarterly 81,
ncluyf%tetsl Nsuc Instruction; latest dances: cir
II - tSz.PrION Wednesday and >atu day.
w FfNINt.. every style; latest novel
tfrratr lupis, 'Rialta, Baby
ftespn Free.
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TNPhWRlT:Rs. an makes, $50 to 500 fully
Guaranteed shipped allowing examination
rentals, 81 and -. 'ead postal for memorandum
6ook. CONSOLIDATED TYPEWRITER EX-
CHANGE 2lj Broadway.
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SAFES sold direct from factory; house. sl5; bas.
ness, VS.; catalogue free NEW YORK SAFE
CO. ~ Clinton place.
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Oh ~. ~ W.-Good board Il nicely fur
,,hiNheH iooW, running water ga bath; So
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18th ST. .?l w. near Observation-Disclosures
large, cool rooms; home comforts. excellent
board; reduced summer prices
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9TH ST, - W, I'd foor-Prvate family; newly
,HrnishrN room running water bath; Vienna
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fiPEWRITEE-Nr : Cangrsph, excellent condi-
: uohi rare bargain, QUICK box 81 World.
.ta'ilcnts: ar iclcS delivered ~ first payment.
EXCHANGE WATCH co, BAT broadway.
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Furnished EAST Side,

39TH ST, 2J3 E.-Elecantly furnished fats:
rooms, bath piano silver. linen. Janitor.
MADISON AVE. 1895 Summers belD-Com-
pletely furnished nat, rooms bath. silver,
linen china; cool, clean comfortable, flight
S per week.
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hortr OF tastn Street.
Misccila ncous.

hNiGE handsome rooms in private block with
board Tor gentleman d wife. Select box 2ss
World Uptu"n.
LADY having nicely furnished rat. centrally To-
Gated would board couple. NJ. g., box 3lS
World. uptown.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-04-04
Ireland to Speak

New " rk, April 4.-Archb shop
Ireland arrived here from St. Paul
this morning az the special que of
the commaudery of the state of New
York of the military order of the
Loyal Legion. BY special invita-
zion, the distinguished prelate is to
deliver an Grafton tonight before the
commandery at Delmonico's, taking
as his subject, The Duty and
Value of Patriotism o." A large
number of distinguished Americans
will be present as the guests of the
society.
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Lorena Laconics.

Lorena, April This evening
about 5 p. m. we had one of the
finest rains we have had this season.
We also had some wind and hail
but not enough to do any damage.
Lightning struck the telegrap b
line of the Missouri, Kansas and
Texas railway about a quarter of a
mile above town and knocked down
five posts. Nothing else was hurt.
Lorena is on top. Plenty Of rain
and harmony, and very little third
partYism.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-04-04
Baiiard's Horehound Syrup.

We guarantee this to be the best
Cough Syrup manufactured in the
whole wide world. This is saying q
great deal, but it is true. For Con.
sumption, Coughs, Colds, Sore
Throat. Sore Chest, Pneumonis, Bron.
ch'tis, Asthma, Group, Whooping
Cough, and all diseases of the Throat
and Lungs, we positively guarantee
baliard's Horehound Syrup to be
without an equal on the whole face OF
the globe. In support of this state
ment We refer to every individual who
has ever used it, and to every drug.
gist who has aver sold it. Such evi.
oence is indisputable. Sold by H. G.
usher & Co., Waco, J. B. CORNISH,
East Waco, Texas.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-04-04
Lott Is Alive.

Lott, April 3-Lott is still build
hg up at rapid rate. There are
10 more make-shift buildings being
built, but substantial ones, such as
ould grace a city of much more
population.
4 Some live merchants could strike
bonanza by coming here and open.
ing up business. We have by far
she best land and the brightest pros
ects of any town in the state. The
business men of the town are all
making money, and there is room
for more.
Mr.. Mann of Waco, a me mber of
The Waco Town Site company, has
made several trips down here re-
GENTLY and several nice real estate
deals are the result.
Mr.. T. w. Patrick has opened a
FIRST class cash grocery house in our
acity, and still there is room.
DR.. and Mrs. E. G. Gordon and
Mrs. T. w. Patrick have just re.
turned from an extended trip TO
New Orleans. DR.. Gordon has
been taking a course of lectures,
and Mrs. Patrick visited that city
in the interest of Mr.. j. II. Eng
ilshe's dry goods department.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-04-04

When my little girl was one month old she
had a scab form on her face. 1t kept spread
ing until She was completely covered from
head to foot. Then she had boils She had
forty on her head at one time and more on
her body. When six months old She did not
weigh seven pounds, pound and half less
than at birth. Then her skin started to dry
up and got SO bad she could not shut her eyes
TO sleep, but laid with them half open. About
this time, at the earnest request Of friends,
started using the CUrlCURA REMEDIES, and
in one monM she 7oas combiafly fWed.
The doctor and drug bills were over one hnN-
Hed dollars, the Cuticura bill was not more
than f1e aolars My child is now two years
old, strong, healthy and large as any child of
her age (see photo.) and it is all owing to
CUrlCuRA. Yours with a Mothers Blessing,
MRS. GEO. II. TUCKER, IR,
5S5 Greenfield Avenue, Milwaukee, Wis.
Sold throughout the world. Potter DRUG AND
CHEM. CORP. sole propretors, Boston. Mailed free,
" All about the Blood, Skin, Scalp, and Hair
Baby Blemishcs. falling hair and red rough
hands prevented and cured by Cuticura Soap.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-04-04
HEWITT HAPPENINGS.
Crop Outlook More En-
Notes.

ewitt, April 3.-Copious rains
hort time back, intermingled
recently with abundant and
uorating sunshine, have made
crops az escaped the recent cold
spring forth with a new
of life. Those who hs d to re-.
n their corn have finished and
commenced planting cotton,
we are glad to say the farmers
more hopeful than they were a
n time back, and we hope ere
to note the arteries of trade and
6merce throughout the country
bbbing, with livelier impulse,
may our broad prairies and fer
soil be more inviting than ever.
brs. Phillips and Miles per-
med another surgical operation
Mr.. Carlos Whaley yesterday.
are sorry to learn he is no
ter.
Miss Laura Lindsey Is visiting
htiyes at Whiterock this week.
MIR. Charlie Smith made flying
it to Waco this evening.
DR.. Phillips has in course of
ction a new drug store, which,
Hen completed, will add con.
erably to the Improvement of the
wn. Messrs. Warren Il Blanto
I've the contract.
We see primaries are to take
ace the End of Jure. This does
II meet the appreciation of some
the candidates, as the time in
bich they have to see the "dear
|ople," is too short. BY the way,
|hce decision has been reached as
an election of this kind, would it
II be we'll in order to purify them
much as possible for each precinct
organize club and enroll every
|gal voterP Then if doubtful
|oking fellow should make his ap.
earance at )the polls, by reference
the list we could ascertain
|hether he had a right to cast his
BITE. We are satisfied many illegal
btes have been cast in the past,
pd every precaution should be
|kenj to prevent them in the
ltuFe.
The heaviest rain Of the season is
|ll6ng at this writing, with the
of continuing for some
he. This will supply long fel,
ant in the way of filling tan ks,
ellis and cjsterns.
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The Worst Of All.

Cisco, Apr 3. To the News: have
lived through the administrations of
sixteen presidents, and the last one
has proved the biggest fool, or the
grandest rascal, that has graced, or
has disgraced, the presidential chair.
JOHN SCOTT,
Raistd by Revolutionary Father.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-04-04
Gives Perfect Satisfaction.

"Comet Pile Remedy is a good
seller and gives perfect satisfac
tiop." Burnes & Jeffries, Drug.
gists, Charleston, Ill.
For sale by Ii. G. FISHER & Co.
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Full weights at Gribble Bros.

The handsomest variety Of white
canvas, brown canvas, Russia calf and
dongoia ladies' low quarters are shown
at Sleeper, Clifton & Dukes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-06

Jennings, Verde and Edna Knots. Minnie
ana ana Bessie Sneibel. Helen and Dorothy
Durn. and Masters Walter and Howard
ana harry Ryan. Willie Randall Willard
McChesney Bernard Harding Claude Koss.
Leo Cassin. Phillip Hirth.
Inc managers of the charity auction.
when was so successful last winter at the
residence OF Mrs. c. NJ Ffoulke. Will en-
uedvof TO add to their funds by exhibiting
az AZ tne Art Students League. sos 18th street.
MI. inonas Hovenden's just completed pic
ture Jerusalem, the Golden This artist
stahos IN the front rank of American paint
ers, Inc object Of the fund is one that am
pedis 70 aha free kindergarten and train-
ing schooi amongst the poor OF jackson
Siley. Among the ladies interested are Mrs.
Br1ce, Mrs Thos. Wilson Mrs Rudoint
Kaufman, Miss Agnes Kennedy and Mira
Herbert Owen.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Mcfarland ana the,v
son, c. Louis Mcfarland, recently re-
turned from southern California. They
nave spent month with Mrs McFarland's
brother, Mr.. F. h. NARROW OF Stoughton
street They will sail for Hamburg on
June for a two years residence on ths
continent. ' '''e
The Unity Club has been invited. through
It's president. by Maj Geo II. Armes to
meet at his residence, Fairfield" on the
Shevy Chase road. this evening The prfn-
cipal features of the evening will be the
Mount Pleasant Band and a camp fire after
the exercises are over.
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A Price List of Boys Shirt
Waists,

with brief descriptions. To fully appreciate thei
good points you should examine the waists care
fully.
Percale Waists, indigo blue, with white figures
Sizes to II years. Each. 25c
Outing Waists grays. tans and mixtures, laced
front. Sizes to II years. Were Soc each
fercaie Waists, extra strong, shapely collar
hoerally cut. Sizes to ii years. Reduced from
Doc. each to for SLIGO. Each. ........... .35c
Fancy Percale and Cambria Waists. fifty OIL
more styles. Sizes to IA years Each. 80. 25c
Summer Outing Waists, striped patterns twelve
shades. Sizes to IL years. Each. 25c
UHlaundered Percale Waists, Mothers Friend
brand. large variety of patterns in dark and light
shades Sizes 4 to II years. Each. .......... soc
Outing Waists wool and cotton mixed extra
strong, variety Of striped patterns. Sizes to II
years. Reduced from 15c. each to. soc
Fine French Flannel Waists, delicate stripes
laced or plain front. Sizes to IL years. Reduced
from 81 to 3 for 50. Each. ............. SOC
Blouses Of Outing Cheviot and Outing Flannel
sizes to 10 years Each. ...........5 so and 75c.
wv AooA .lOtn ST. Dldg
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ABOUT GEORGETOWN.
various Matters That Interest Rests
dents West of Rock Creek

Al meeting Of the lotholders of Oak Hill
cemetery. held on Monday afternoon. the
following were reelected members of the
board or managers: NJ. w. Calf James Il.
Norris NJ. j. Adler and Henry S. Matthews.
MI Calf was elected president Mr.. Mat
thews secretary and Mr.. J. Taylor Motter
superintendent and treasurer for the en-
suing year. Messrs John Marbury ana
Charles II. TrummeI were appointed a
committee to examine the accounts Of the
secretary and superintendent 1t was
SHOWN at the meeting that since the estab-
Iishment OF the cemetery 5000 interments
had been made. During the year Just
closed I'D new burials took place. thirty
Iour relaterments were made and four
bodies were removed. The cemetery COM
pany holds al present securities 10 ths
value of s14S.22i.32
Twelve thousand dollars in seventh series
bonds were redeemed last night by the
fnst Cooperative Building Association,
ana $3.50 were loaned. Bonds were cancel
ed at S254. $3.50 having been paid on each
Al the directors meeting later Messrs
Archibald Greenlees, Samuel H Wheeler
ana Joseph III. Lee were again DESIGNATED
as the finance committee, and Messrs II.
W. Darby, w. Riley Decide and William
Hutchins the valuation committee Mr.
Jesse ii. Wilson was appointed to the office
OF association attorney, and Mr.. L. j. Nc
lntyre made co-trustee.
Al regular meeting, held last night OF
( Columbia Lodge, No. 1876 Grand United
Order Of Odd Fellows. Capt. Joseph c.
Beckett was elected delegate and John T.
Turner alternate to the seventh Il. NJ c..
winch meets in Boston October next. Nor
ris Honesty was elected delegate TO the Dis
trict Grand Lodge.
Mr.. lola c. Green, Who was married to
Mss Helen Edith Mitchell in Chicago YES
terday, will be in Georgetown this evening
I ON visit TO his father. Mr. Geo. r. Green
| OF 3ols Dumbartcn avenue.
MI. walter W. Barnes. for many years
/ the sexton of the Dumbarton Avenue
Church. died suddenly last night about 10
O'Clock. He had been confined TO mis- home
/ but two or three DAYS
At the Congress Street NJ T. Church on
Monday evening, Mr.. J. Bernard Harry
| ana Miss Sabra Woodward daughter OF
Mr.. Chas. Woodward. were united in mar
rage by the pastor. Rev. Walter r.. Gra-
! ham.
The pupils Of the kindergarten laugh. by
Miss Margaret Dunnan were yesterday Civ
! en- garden party at EVermay. the resi-
dence OF Mr., j. ID. Mcpherson on tbs
heights. Twenty-Five little ones aged from
three and one-half to six years We're in at
tendance. This school was established and
is supported by the street meeting uf she
Society Of Friends.
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Mems Store.

These reductions OH Mems Outing Shoes make
them worth your while to and buy them.
S4.75 Tan Calf High Shoes with leather welt
and heavy rubber soles. Reduced to $3.50 pair
81 Tan Calf Low Shoes, with leather welt and
heavy rubber soles Reduced to........s2 pair
$3.25 Black Calf High and Low Cut Bicycle
S2.25 White Canvas Low Shoes, leather welt,
heavy rubber soles. Reduced ...... 81. % pair
s175 Boys White Canvas Low Shoes, leather
welt, heavy rubber soles. Reduced to-. ISL pair
Mems store. ..............1 list floor, 1907 ST.
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DIED..

BAs ssIsrI on Monday. Jgne =. 1924. in the
mander WESLEY w BASSETr L. $ y
2l3 Sd street northwest, at 4:3O o'elotk We'd.
nesday. June q. lnterment al Congressional
FOUNTAIN. on Tuesday, June 5. 1894 at 4:.y
Charles aud Anna Z. Fountain, aged ten months
Little Patrick was our darling
Pride Of all our hearts homo.
But an angel came and whispered.
Darling Patrick. do home.
BY HIS AUNT EILA.
Funeral from grandparents residence. 2123 O
street northwest, Thursday. at 3 O'Clock
GILL on June 4. 1894. MARGARET A.. beloved
= wife Of George II. Gin.
street northwest. Thursday. al nm tisSlti-
more sun please copy
kEEFE. The remains OF MARY L. KEEFE. who
died Nay q. 1924. viii be taken from the
vault at Mount uliNet Thursday. June :. al 8
pm, and inferred IN their last resting place.
klNE, widow Of the late John Lowe. formerly
T. olDonnell. 81 lth street southwest. Thurs
day morning. Requiem mass ~. Dominicis
invited.
MILLS. Suddenly, June 4. 1894. at e:2D pm,
ALoNzo Mills; in his siIty-sccend year.
northwest, Thursday. at pm. Relatives aud
friends invited
RORY. Suddenly. June :. 1884 at 30 pm. HAT.
TIE ROBl, In the sixteenth year Of her age.
A precious one from US has some.
voice loved g. siilled:
A place is vacant in her home
Which never can be filed.
God in His wisdom has recalled
The boon that God hath given:
Although the hody slumbers here.
Her soul L. safe I'm heaven.
BY HER MOTHER AND SISTERS
Funeral from her late residence. Goa street SOUTH
west, Thursday at $3.50 pm Relatives and
friends invited 10 attend.
wHTBERGER. on Tuesday June 8. 1894 SADIE
A, wife OF T. l. wiltherger, In the thirtieth
year OF her age.
Funeral from her late residence. Terra Cotta.
THURSDAY. June Z. at IL am. lnterment N
Rock Creek cemetery.
I'm Memorfam.
jerks. To the memory Of Mrs. MAUDE STILLEY
JENIS:
Day after dry think what she is doing
In those bright realms u air;
Year after year. her tender steps pursuing.
Behold her grown more fair.
THUS do walk with her and keen uulrokep
T'he bond which nature ,ives,
Thinking that remembI nee. though unsrs,keu.
May reach her, where SIZE lives.
June g. 1894. 90 & e =
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s1-inch DRAPERY sATIE. in tiger LILY,
ehryanthemum, Wild rose and nasturtium
pictures on Olive. Old Rose. Yellow. Light
Pink and White grounds garden Of art
15c- yard.
36-inch FRENCH SATTNE, In summer pat
terms for summer purposes-reduced from
63c. to sc. q yard.
31-inch FURNITURE CHINTZES. In PINK
and Creme striped. Old Blue and Creme
striped. Tan and Creme striped. with vine
patterns that Irvine becomingly about-15c.
. yard
CREToNNE, in light and dark grounds,
with floral pattsrns-121ac. = yard
36-inch SILKALINE-nsw colors-new de-
dgns-15c. a yard
3l-inch CHINA sLK-for lambrequin and
cushion covers-reduced from 75e. to soc.
q yard
66-inch FURNITURE LrNENS-wide and
narrow stripes-4sc. a yard. Let US esu-
mate on the work you want done.
5-foot CURTAIN POLES, with rings and
trimmings-25c. quality for 1Sc.-an COM
plete.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-06
Paper Books at sc.

We believe the offering Of this line a few days
since is without equal.
Six-hundred.ffty titles from such writer's
as James Fenmore Cooper, Charlotte NJ. Braeme,
Mrs. Henry Wood, Henry George, James Grant.
Charles Dickens, Florence Marryat David Christie
Murray, Hugh Conway, J. NJ. Cabbau and others.
Regular prices, 10, Is and zoe. Our price &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-06
Acts AnnraNed

The President has approved the Joint res.
oiution authorizing The purchase or con-
domination OF land in the vicinity OF Gettys-
burg. Pa; the act TO facilitate the entry OF
steamships and the joint resolution making
appropriation to defray expenses of inoui-
ries and Investigations ordered by the SEN
ate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-06
Knitted Underwear Dept.

IS dozen Women's Swiss Ribbed Black Pure
silk Vests. low neck, sleeves. These in
tended to be worn under thin dark dresses. Regu-
lar $50 quality. Each. ......................S 81
so dozen Women's Imported Lisle Thread Vests,
fine and Richelicu ribbed. silk ribbon through
neck and armholes. Each. Observation-Disclosures Soc.
tlst nOOr. .lOO3 + ST. building. J
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MARRIED..

CONGRATULATIONS. On June g. 1884 by
Rev. Father MackiR. Mr.. JAMES : EASRY.
SMITH 10 Miss Lillian LOUISE STRONG Of
Washington, ID. C.
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Columbia Park.

Gem of Washington Suburbs
Your choice of any lot. SIT, for 10 DAYS only
on Pennsylvania R.R.; also on Chesapeake Beach
RR-. now building; comm Utation fare, 6la cents !;
excursions daily: cash installments; send for
circular. COLUMBIA PARK CO., 623 f ST. NV
ie4-tf
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Art NeedlewOrk Dept.

Embroidered Linen Doyes Value, 45c Each. 25c.
Linen Tray Cloths, stamped. Each. 10 to 3Oc.
Stamped Linen Scarfs hemstitched. Each. .4Oc.
Stamped Oxford Rep Table Covers. Value 81 25.
Stamped Oxford Rep Pillow Covers. Value, 45c.
japanese Rep Pillow Covers. Each. ...... Doc.
Velvet Head Rests Each. .25c. to 81
Cretonnc Chair Seats. Each. .............. SOC.
CretOnnc Pillows. Each. ...................5 SOC.
Silk Divan Cushions Each. 81 and 81 so
Rep Pillows, silk ruffe. Each. 81
DIST floor. LIST annex }
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. long letter. 1 have used your Obesity Pills and
worn an Obesity Band. No heart trouble now no
limiting or gasping for breath. no exhaustion M
extra fat to carry around. weakness or sore
ness OF LIMBS from rheumatism. The Edison Obes
~ Pills and Band have the credit for all this
What more can one expect for few dollars out
NJ WILLIAM f. JOHNSON
Engineer PENNSYLVANIA Rsilroa5
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GAS AND GAsOLINE

WHITE MIDDLETON GAS AND GASOLINE
ENGINES
Nofseiess. simple. economical. durable cheapest
power known; LESS than 2c. per H. r. per hour
For sale only by
SHARLES W. JORDAN. Sole Representative
Telephone. ECO. SIS ~ w
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-06
THE FARMERS AND TRADERS BANK

KNOXVILLE. Tenn, Feb u.s. 1894
Gentiemen: Your Obesity Fruit Salts have prov ed
2 great oenent TO my wife, who has used about
TWO dozen bottles covering period Of three years
especially In connection with gases from the stom-
~ fho oeohlty' also there is a great loss Of
Weignt Very respectfully,
J. l. MAXWELL. Jr. Cashier