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FINANCIAL.
Washington National
Building and
Loan Association.


CORNER 18TH AND c STREETS NORTHWEST.
"A record Of growth that has not yet been cx-
eelled National Building and Loan Herald.
me washington National has had phenomenal
Underwater.
Money to loan on first mortgages upou small
monthly payments. Six and per allowed On
MONTHLY SAVINGS A SPECIALITY.
Receipts to Sept 1, 1894 $3.50 74o az
Shares in force Sept. J, 1s94........... 500s5
Membership Sept 1. ls,4............... 1000
August business-l.ooo new members, purchasing
6,55f shares.
Local branches. Sept. 1. 1894. 225.
oan or write for prospectus.
HON ]. d. TAYLOR. J. C. sroDDARp.
W. F. JOHNSON. PERCY s. FOSTER.
General Manager. District Manager.
prom special notices Evening Star. Sept q, Ise4)
pEKCf \. FOSTER.
living 70 the removal from the city OF the
company with which have been connected, and
capital, although extraordinary Inducements we're
Pfr,eseh,ed 70 me 70 do So desire TO Inform my
position of DIsTilICT MANAGER 81 tbe NASH III
sl 'HIUM NATIONAL BUILDING AND LOAN AS
1S,h AiloS Ohio National bank BUILDING, corner
A long acquaintance with the building ana loan
business, and With most Of the nanss eJDnnt Of
conservative and thoroughly co.nt.ien, hands
mo; ID iaet, IL alrcady ranks with the leading
INSTITUTIONS OF the country.
In short time the association has Conc n
phenomenal business, for the reason that us in
nstments and plans are very liberal TO both the
Permit me TO express my sincere appreciation
70 the citizens of Washington for Hny sourIesiee
~ eH nus. curing my active Identification with
the interests OF our great city, and 20 most re-
spectfully solicit a continuation OF their good
viii and support.
1t
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FINANCIAL.

STATEMENT
OF the
MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEWARK, Nj,
For the six months ending June 30, 1894.
PURELY MUTUAL No CAPITAL STOCK
Received for premiums, ......... 50, 500, Ia. Is
Received for interest and rents. ,26s 6i2. az
DlSBU KSEMENTS.
beath cfaffns ......--..-.--....... ti,sWc.tfe-o%
Endowments and annuites. ......... lis. COG. 02
Surrendered policies. 043,3sS. a
Dividends returned premiums. a3l .oa6. -
taxes lVo.oS-- oS
Expenses ouS,VOs .Vy
Iotnl assets .Sof,a.oVt- -
Total liabilities including IA per Ct 4I.sos 309. ID
Net surplus. ..................-. So,scs, .oS
EDWARD " BURNS
1t Agent for District OF Columbia.
STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION. OF THE
SOUTHEASTERN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
Investment Department. on July 81. 1884, PUB
lished in accordance with the act Of Congress APP
proved May -, 1872 Capital stock, $4,000; paid
In same, S3.053. Asscts-Mortgage account,
$3.50; returned to certificate holders. SIZE 20;
cash in Office. bank and with LEGAL collectors ST. IS;
bills receivable, 81 ,l3l personal property and
dues in process of collection, S45.T5; tabular
rate for six months $S45 80: total, 81, AZ .33.
Liabilities-Reserve investment account, So IS:
bills payable. S296.J0; expenses from December
81, 1898, to July 81, 1894 $50 45; total s4o9 90.
It, L. j. SCOTT, Secretary.
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LIFT TONTINE, ENJOYMENT AND PAID-UP
INSURANCE POLICIES PURCHASED AT A
FAIR DISCOUNT. Money loaned on same.
mh3l-tf EDWARD \. BURNS, 1907 st.aw.
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SALE OF CoLLATERAIsI.

SALE OF COlIATERAIA
To whom IL may concern:
BY due authority and for and on account OF
the holder. we will offer for sale on the THIRD
Dan oF OCTOBER, 1924, at the hour of ONE
oOLoCh P.M.. within auction rooms 6l2
st. NV, the following collaterals to Wit:
Fifteen u5) shares OF the stock of the Mutual
investment Company OF Washington, ID. q. In
Nos 62 TO Y Inclusive, and from 247 20 go in
elusive, In the name OF William Mayse.
se2sSt THOMAS BOWLING CO.. Aucts.
Wall Street
Changes its tune very often. II Is hard TO keep
track Of the dongs Of the leaders. but we arr,
told that our DAILY and WEEKLY LETTERS
come pretty near f.: and send them free
why don't you SEND IN YOUR NAME AND SEN
If WE CANNOT SEND YOU SOME yALUABLE
SUGGEST1oNSf
[. E. Ward & Co.,
81 AND IS BROADWAY, NEW YORK
STOCKS. uo BONDS. GRAIN.
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following: Thomas Laurenson and Ellen
Ha:p!n: Henry Washington and Sarah d.
Fisher.
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OTHER SERVICES.

FREE THOUGHT.-THE WASHINGTON LIB
eral League meetings begin tomorrow Sunday
ut pm, In WindsOr's Hail. 915 Il st. NV. All
friends Of liberal thought are invited to attend.
Open discussion. AL welcome. Seats free. c.
G. Carter Pres. It,
HOWARD UNIVERSITY, REV. J. E. RANKIN.
DID,, LID, notwithstanding by the presi
dent at pm. Singing by the students. All
welcome. 1t
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FRIENDS

First Day at II am. I'm pariors OF Y.M.C.A..
14V9 New York ave- Public invited Mkl-wcck
meeting. Fifth Day evening, at 1913 18th 1t. il.
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We Are a University.

"No; we took their name merely to indi-
cate our accord with their principles but
while they are only a college, we are a
university. We are making q specially Of
the medical department just at present but
we are Incorporated under the general law
Of the District, which gives us the privilege
Of teaching anything We like, from the A,
B, C's to Greek or Christian science.
saw DR.. Ellis a second time and he said
he had thought the matter over. and con-
cluded that double the usual charges per
year would compensate him for the special
privileges he would grant me.
Understand, 1 do not grant you the
special privileges in consideration Of the
extra pay, but receive the extra pay in
consideration Of the special privileges you
are granted. You see, would consider you
as also studying In my office during the
time you are in the university, which would
to four years. A year of special study in
q doctors office is everywhere recognized
as year of the regular course Of med
icine."
rass an examination In all the ologies and
isms of the four years course, / hopey"
All In the Family.
"Oh, 70; at the end of the first year you
would merely make application to the sec
rotary, who is my wife, to take the exam
ination for graduation. Then, 1t being I'M
derstood with me, the dean of the univer-
sity, that You are TO graduate, the eXamina-
ton would be conducted with that under
standing and you would pass
Every WELL then" said, Il will matricu-
late now, and l would like to have you
make out my matriculat ton card so as to
refer to this special arrangement. You see,
l have no assurance that after had paid
my extra fee, you would not for some rea-
son fail to graduate me after ALL"
Il cannot mutilate the naturalization
card, which Is an engraved form, the same
for
you pay me the years fee of $40 will
register you ON our books as having en-
tered on a special course, to include the
fourth year of the regular course and the
postgraduate year. and will also give you
a receipt to the same effect
Then the doctor went upstairs to have
his wife issue my matrfcufation card.
The Hahnemann
Homeopathic University,
Washington, d. c.
Mrs. Henrietta kimball OF the state OF
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HALL MISSION.

HALL MISSION FOR THE PROMOTION OF
Holiness Rechabite Hall. Al st. and Pa. ave
Rev. Phoebe l.. Hall Ali are cordially Invited
to this union gospel service. 1t"
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

The weather is likely to be warmer Sunday, with
rain tonight.
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MRS. J. d. COMPTON. PASTOR, PROGRESSIVE
Spiritualfsts' Church, will hold memorial ser.
Vices for Mrs. Emeline Jones at the Temple 423
G st. NV. Sunday eve, September 80 at 8
O'Clock. Tests will follow by popular me-
dum. It,
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THE PEOPLES CHURCH 423 G ST. N.W.-REy.
Alex. Kent. pastor, will speak tomorrow at IL rs
The Iaborers In the Vineyard This Is our
third anniversary and enter fourth
year with encouraging prospects. church birth
day party will he given at the hall Thursday
evening. All welcome 1t
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-12

Regular Prices-eoc, soc, 4oc, SOC. Zoe; box
seas. 81: boxes. S. Sale OF seats 1t thea
ter box ofice begins Thursday at 10 =. N.
Tel 6os
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-12

Hhateom Banker Before tho Bar
Charged With Embssslement.
The trial OF Charles NJ. Atkins. formerly
ezaer OF the First National Bank at
Nhatcon. who was bound over for trial
year ago by United States Commission
s sDriggs on charges OF encouragement.
vas begun in tho United States court
yesterday before Judge Hanford He
pleaded not guilty. Jury was empaneled.
The case for the government stated by
United States District Attorney Brinker.
ana this morning the testimony will be
coasmeneed IL. A. F'airchild. or New
whateogn. and Colonel /. u. McCutcheon.
Of this city. represent the defendant. Mr..
Falrchld being admitted 90 practtce In
,he unlted staats court on application of
fellow attorney.
II viii be remembered that thu grand
Jury returned thirty counts against At
kins four specific charges be'rlg nsads OF
misppig4ng and embezxllng about sec. 200
q the hanks money. First he Is aecus-
ell Of preference in paying out money to
certain deposltors on the eve OF the fail
IRE Of the bank during the recent panic:
ssoond miapphcat'on OF the whatcom
County Investment Comrany's oyerdrafts
q his own overiraft: third. emhezzlement
o. saeo from the Chase National Bank:
fourth efnbexzlements stated in varSous
SAYS In which he drew a salary of 5000
Der year. instead Of sa0co, as allowed by
iSe trustees
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New suit. Fitted.

The following new suits were fled IN
the superior court yesterday
German Savings ana Loan Society W..
Jasse w George ef al.-Proml Ssofy note
" a srhinatz. plaintiff and respond
cnt vs. Pauline 4 knox. defendant and
appellant-From Justice CALDWELL rler-
chandise. 81.
William Downing. as administrator, VS..
w. n Scott ct ai.--prornassory notes,
si,oi5.56
Davld Renton vs. Il. kim CT ux.-PTom-
issory note, si6113.
Washington rational bark va t. A.
pereg-Prouilssory note. 500
Henry c. Struck. r. vs.. Ia II. Grinith-
PrumiBsory note so. 900.
John Il. Redman, as asgg nec or Ihas
T,engert' inaoIvent, va. Hugh Mcclure ct
ux-prunllasory notes. 500
i A Gould VS. ] ID, Neenach e al
Irpurissory note afd mortgage. SS4 "a
Mary r Clapsafle We. Charles Ester
brook-Rreach OF promise. $1,000
George w Briee VS.. Charles c. Coleman
az al-CSonlplasnt not nie1
naIfti. C Corey VS. hugh n. Foy
rrusntssory note. S~6Asl
Io@eph T. Green vs. Thomas =. Williams
Appeal from justice court legal service
ssT
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-12

Transactions Since January 4 and for
the Past week.

Real estate transa ctions since January
1 iSsl are s46issf71t There were flec
for record yesterday y deeds TIE constr.
trafions aRgregating &,sS& FOLLOWING =
the list as furnished by the Daily Record
room g Scheuerman block; -,
John capecci TO MarcelA II. faFNeih
lot a. SomeTvilies $40 a..
sheriff 70 Frank Feul. lots - ana e
block "a South Park. so.
L II. Ford 20 Iavina : Harmon. lots
ans a Vheeler's Third add. q G, u
wflilau, u. Wood 20 Nils =. I4ines;rorl
LOIS . ana 10 block 50. Wooulawn ADD
Green Lake adj. $40.
Ersak " BAKER 70 Frank n. BLACK, ioi
A hlnck 81 McAleer's add, 500.
Holm Fredrickson 20 Nhlam G. Ns~iS'
tafs and II. block n. Il. + Days Edo
req Ma S,'1 i and James ". Smith 70 Fla.
wins s. Cole. lot :. block :. Renton add
n w. Higgins 10 Washington SAVING,
Ysank not. i = G and q. block I .nts !.
- iS blSck &. lots ss 20 81. block =. lots
Is ana Is. block s. Queen Anne - & no
I. Howe % George MeNousSle. let y
bf,-sS a P,srke's Second add. q. c. y
Anna F. Higgins g George sna isu
NcMonagls. lot - block 4. Bnikes sex
ga Vaughn TO city. Tot 7, block 5
ssn.sr- Bon1an r. f. Co.'S FsFse so'
Alser, r Roman to city. lot =. t'eSk
xarsaa adj. ga
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GAY OLD DECEIvER.
qs.t Is Mrs. Clapsadle's Opin-
ion of Mr.. Esterbrook.
.erks DAMAGES FOR HER HEART
v.,l,svili. Has frs Esnaa''-s.is For
go, eoo-rorseiosinE On the Ls-
banen Block.

- x.rerref rnaketn the heart sick
.4.n Curad fires his darts into the
-, az a snlddle-aged damSa. The
800 nttle god has found a victim in
- Mary z. Clapsadle. a buxom v-o-
q vsars old. living at Woodinviile.
- ere fsas brought suit IN the superior
- against Charles Essterorook. Of
- mace. for breach of promise OF
-. she claims he has played
-. ner heartstrings to the tune Of
raees.
-...s having fallen In love with the now
-.esp,ng widow in December. 1880. when
- vas al the spr1gi5tiy age OF a. and
- mat al divers times during the
.s.,paling two years ne announced ex-
,r~r,e solicitude for her wsanare and
<anv~yed 10 her susceptible mind the
s-srssslor that she was aE In all 70
ssr--sn short. asked her TO marry him.
"a repeated many times the offer TO De
- husband. Finally giving way To his
sJrssyus representations. and through
sse diplomatic agency OF friends. VINO
snaar mis- Inducements held out to her
= reasonable expectations OF material
zz-sdiy advantages that would result
f~su the friitfon Of bis hopes. she yield
a 10 his wishes and the desire Of her
aua heart and fiughlugiy consented TO
,.as.m,s his bride. Gonfiding In his
tr,,rasse she has continued sole and I'M
married TO the present time. and now
a ready ard willing 20 change her name
frua CtapsadIe to Esterbrook.
AZ the time OF the engagement the
xgiow was worth $500, while her gay
lover VITO was 4e when the cotlrtship
began. has various properties valued at
$4,000 Ia waiting for him and In ex-
pecsation Of the marriage. she says she
expended the 5000. and now lacks the
means Of independent support
But Charles has grown cold and re-
fuses any longer 10 play Eros to Mrs
rapsadle's Psyche. Yet she claims to
have a deep devotion for him and to
have suffered much from wounded feel
.ngs. modification and pain She has
been placed. sine says, IN a disrepu table
social posi- tion by the ungailant conduct
Of her srstwnile lover. whose regnissness
after his continuous. repeated and long
wits. and Close attentions, has made
re affair a matter OF neighborhood
talk, to the severe wounding OF her
pride and feehngs Unlike young Loeb
hvar, Esterbrook has shown himself a
hggard In love. and about month ago
raSe known to her and her friends that
his preference for her, had been lost
snd Chat tho marriage could not take
place.
Mrs Csa psadle has q family OF grown
20 children, some OF whom are married.
Eae has been In this state about five
ysars. F.sterbrook is a bachelor. and Is
aid to ba religiously ancllned.
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- rsT~Ts n a sutt on q promsxSoFy
- Ter s@o.ooo aS aAnst Il X Griffith were
ssa Yesterday Ia the superior court by
Struck. yr.. and Judgment signed
'@s anaoanC The complaint alleges
ne ndSe Was executed at Davenport.
- March /. lSsS 20 TIE Davenport Saw
I, y = sank. payable in eighteen months at
- cent ana was secured by pledges
AsaFA q two notes OF y, T. pen-
=. Y a.. one Tor sls.oco. and one for SO.
0SAFing date the same as the Griffith
!, aad also secured hy forty bonds %
n seAstia Consolidated Street Railway
.ssty The hank assigned the note 10
!, o.anck. who IN turn transferred IL
500 Nc rsrt q The principal or IN
e'ss' has been s~la.
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sssse Georgc sued for Loan on His
south second street building.

~~sss 9eefEG sued Ter Loan ON MS
south second street building.
Jesse ". George was yesterday sued In
Ne superior court on szs.eoo promissory
use given TO the German Savings and
isaa Society. secured by mortgage on
p block 10 aiaynari's plat to Seattle.
NeSsed by the Lebanon block. until re-
eatly used as the Occidental hotel. The
A's was dated December s. 1859. and fell
s's December 6. 1924. II Is alleged that
= part OF the principal has been paid.
ssf no interest since March. 9. 1890. IL is
40 CHARGED taat George failed 70 keep
9 Insurance as agreed. The complaint
F~ys for Judgment for sss.oo0 with inter
~ al per cent. compounded quarterly
usE March s. iS92 for s0@7.S0 expended
Insurance. ana for an attorneys fee Of
Asa ~ W. Engel Was appointed re-
'1fer. and bis bond was fixed al 5000
Toe money was borrowed. - - under
''sei. ~ order 20 secure fNlnds 10 put Up
* es!ldng. The investment has been
: unfortunate one. aud for s. time the
ssstags was condemned because the
.''s1Aiion eas not strong enough 10 keep
- Aoiel frOm settling.
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WRINKLES
And every trace of age removed with
the original and only
ExCELsTOR SIN FOOD.

NINE. NJ YALE's EXCELSIOR SKIN FOOD
10 the only genuine Absorbing Food In the
world. Is is Compounded By a secret process
known only to Nine. Yale. whom tho whole
world muss thank for this marvellous remedy
that feeds the snrunksn AMI Impoverished skin
BY absorption rs satisfactorily we feed the
stomach Wrinkles aud every trace of age dis
appear from the face, neck aud hands, which
must be fed through the pores OF the akin TO
keep them fresh, youthful plump and free from
wrinkles. This IL ,he science of restoring and
preserving youth a. created and taught by Nine.
Yale. Be careful and ace that you get Nine.
Yals's Excelsior Skin Food, as IL IL the only
genuine ana there ara iaany limitations.
SOLD BY ALL DIR uGGTSTS.
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PERSONAL.

L. 8 J Hunt returned last night from
four months stay IN New York and
Chicago.
II Crofschler OF San Francisco f. at
the Butler NJ ssrotsehier Ia deputy TO
the Scandinavian consul ct San franc 90.
Mr. and Nra William Walker II Tort
Gamble were at the Butler last kht
Mr. Walker 0 manager of the Port Gam
bie mil
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-12
FRECKLES
AND La FIR EChLA.

To al whom IL may concern:
THIS Is 10 CERTIFY
I. Madame N. Yale. have discovered. com
pounded aud placed upon the market for sale,
La Frsckls, the FIRST and only known cure for
srscklss. personally guarantee it to remove
from the akin any case OF irsckies In existence,
IL matters not of how long standing. La Frsckla
10 absolutely harmless, 10 clear ~ water. does
not show on the skin, has q natural action In
Gearing the complexion la Freckla can be
obtained AZ any frst-eiass drug store or can be
sent for by mail Orders promptly filled upon
recsip. of price Price 81 per bottls
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BR EvITIEn.

The woman's missionary society Of
Plymouth church WIN meet to-day at aSo
with Mrs J. NJ. colsnsn.
The board of public works Yesterday
purchased for 800 Two lots In the Sander
Bowman addition from A. = Vaughn
and Afhert Il. Boman for the right Of
way for the Waila Wslla addition sewer
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-12
~..~xsro nxw KIND GUARDIAN
r. altman parnsei Urffsd 80 Re-
p.uhfui Lever sc Last

rha Gilman pansei Unftsd 70 bes
FAITHFUL lever ss Last
TIA wang Gilman couple. Aihert An
aarson ard Harriet Taylor. are row mar
s,,s vetsa. They secured tbs consent or
~ = W. Harrell Mss Taylors quart
tao Yesterday. and at-onee went 70 Al
a,,er 1>wlchen. who issued the license.
ths legal irap@tIment having been re-
,novea. At ? o'clock p m the nuptiSis
xea-a celebrated N TIE Law efnce OF
brady q Cav. In the Roswen eaisaiHS-
Judge Caldwell performed the ceremony
trough he vas obliged o. suspend me
trial az a case while he ara 80. ana A'F
p-sav ana Joseph Davies, OF SiifiAah h
5000 up with the h~tie and groom
Aeter the knot had been tied The NV
married pair looked the personlncaiiess g
napptness Nj Davies o1ered 70 81
ara Mrs. Anderson the use OF his res
sspce al Gilman. rent free. unta tAe re
turn q Mrs. Davies, wAo Is row N Ens-
land visiting relatives
M. Prizes Cream Baking Powder
worirs Fair s1xsess A~sre-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-12

Because Of disfguring facial blsmishes
is the condition of thousands upon
thousands who live in ignorance OF
the fact that in cuticura Soap is to
be found the most effective skin puri-
fer ard heautifer in the world, as
well as the pureSt and sweetest for
toilet, bath, and nursery. II is so
because II strikes at the root Of al
conplsxional designations. viz: the
CLoGGED, RRTATED, NFLAMED,
SLUGGISH, or oyERwoRKED PORE.
Fer pszpl.s. bisesAeals, red and oly Skin. cd.
rsh hznts xlgA Angeles nas. dry, thu. and tab
lzs kxli. zaS kan2ie bA5y es<zssass . wSsosziel
Soss shs-sszk-sss TIE wc<sA Potter Drug Aad
CAena. Corp. Sole Props besson-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-12

HT = u p re-
d 49, haVust. - Canada. was admitted
saar.' s'sslaip yesterday in the superior
a. Sasan Trunk f-gne yesterday fled
74x ~ the superior court - the
ssS. s.-.sn'a4nf az Eliza N Fraser. wsIo
Z 49, damages fer injuries received
TAI from a dummy near the power
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-12
MNE. N. ! ALB
TEMPLE OF BEAUTY,
A New


Can we sell you one for less
than il cost usG We are going
cut of business, and are offer
ing our entire stock of Carpets,
Rugs, Curtains, Upholsteries,
etc, at prices which cannot fail
to interest you.
For instance: Best ALI Wool
Agra and 3-ply Ingrains Tin
body Brussels patterns) at Csc
. yard. sewed and laid; best
Moquettes and Body Brussels at
Siaysrd, sewsd aud laid.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-02-16

TEN days loss of time on account OF
sickness and q doctor bill to pay is any
thing but pleasant for man OF Il family
TO contemplate, whether he is q
laborer, mechanic, merchant or pub
Usher. James O. Jones, publisher of
the Leader, Mexia, Tex, was sick in
bed for ten days with the grip during
its prevalence year or two ago. Later
in the season he had a second attack.
He says: I'm the latter case | used
Cham berlain's Cough Remedy with
considerable success, think, only be
ing in bed litlle over two days. The
second attack | am satisfied would
have been equally as bad as the first
but for the use Of this remedy" 1t
should be borne in mind that the grip
is much the same as very severe cold
and requires precisely the Same treat
mcnt. When you wish 10 cure a cold
quickly and effectually give this remedy
a trial. 25 and so cent bottles for sale
by the Charles Lyle Drug Company,
druggists.