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l022 VI av NV. LIT. 2,ip
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1893 VT ay NV. l4r. .lo0
1905 y IL av NV, I4r. 1850
1881 u st NV, l6r. 1873. 80
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l22S N st NV. l5r. .l25
1ili Mass av NV,
l2r. ZIG. Go
1125 10th st NV, 22r. 100
1903 21st st NV, 1Sr. 100
l.l2 Il ST NV, l2r. 100
li3e Binney $; NV, l3rlO0I
1896 y st NV, 12r. 100
1886 18th st INV, 12r. 100
llO4 18th ST NV, 1Sr. 100
l14i X st nw. l2r. 100
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1907 Z st NV, l2r. .S3.;3
lab l. MISLEADING. .S3.33
3iU6 U st NV. lar. .S2.2j
1000 X st NV, l2r. rs
1884 18th ST NV, I2r. rs
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1217 L st NV, LIZ. go. SO
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1916 l4th st, st&dwg. It's
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1409 10th st NV. Tor. .5OI
1871 10Th 81 nv, iOr. TO
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-ROOM AND BOARD WITH PRIVATE
family In quiet neiShborhood Tor lady during
fnement. Address, stating terms. DOCTOR ""
Star office. myl5-2e"
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MALE OR FEMALE.

WANTED-SNGLE MAN TO ATTEND vEGE-
table garden in country; colored man and wife,
man as hostler, wife as laundress. Positions Of
all kinds secured. Ga 18th NV. my7-12c'
WANTED-A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE TO TAKE
care of house during the summer months; refer
ences required Address u. s., Star Office. my 3t'
WANTED ARE YOU HONEST, SOBER, INDUS
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six hours a day. Our agents do not complain of
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Ing our Perfection Dish Washer, the only prac-
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with; one agent made $214. SO first ten days adj
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CO., Enslewood, Ill. myl-c3m
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

FOR RENT-DESIRABLE BRICK HOUSE, 1900
18th st. NV; 6r.; In good condition; favorably
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GENTLEMAN DESIRES BOARD FOR HIMSELF,
wife, little girl end white nurse. June to DC.
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o.lce. my132t'
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FOR RENr-BY JAS. F. SHEA, 632 PA Ay n w
BadensbGrs I'd. 12r dwg AZ acres IS 90
Al G NV, st&dw, Sr .S25.G 60 325 N sw 5r 10 30
322 Mass ne, Or .25-50 33l NJ sw, Or. :. 10 80
1905 l NV, Or. 80 1923 n ] av se,5r.. 10 90
237 18th sw. Or. 20. 90 l4lO A Sc 6r 10 90
All sw, s6r. SO as Sc. 6r..... 10 90
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MERITS MODERN PHARMACY, nth AND
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the opening Of q manicure paror, In charge of
Mrs. Smith Gate Of the Palais Royal. Parlor in
first floor. ap1S-Sm
MADAME PAYN HIGH-CLASS
MANICURE AND CHRoPODIST.
OFFICE and RESIDENCE. 7O3 18th st. NV.
Did MANICURE CASES, IS UP.
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WANrED-IN 4 PRIVATE FAMILY, FEW
summer oarders; location four miles from Eau
quier White Sulphur Springs; beautiful farm
and house; co1i rooms; excellent table For par
t,tlars address Z. w. ENGLISH. Jcffersonon.
culpper county. Va. or apply at 10 X st. NV.
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FOR RENT-OR SALE-oNE OF THE INCEST AND
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rooms and bath; cellar; furnace heat; cabinet
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taken this month. Apply
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WANTED BY THE WEEK OR
trees. ,SoJ water: Jesimb, nInce u" r"ard.
terms made known application. Address J. {.
RODEkUCk. Barnesville. Montgomery county,
m IN
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140l 31st, 12rSb. 1900 103 E. sr&b % so
33lS Brown. Mt Pr, 229 10th ne, Crab. is. 80
~ ground. 80 90 llO5 Harvard st, Col
B3lI 18th, NIP, Sr&b .3000i Hts, Or. 49, 90
Ole LIST Sc, 7r&b. 20 80 1887 30th Is 90
1918 32d l5r&b. .25 90 1913 ne, 4r. ...... o 80
46&52 X 9rSb. :. ~. 30 I3l03 X, 4r....... g. 90
DEEBLE, DAVIS & CO.,
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-12
Ministerial Union.

The regular monthly meeting OF the
Ministerial Union was held in the parlor
of the Association building at noon yes
tcr.lay with Rev. J. j. Grdvatt in the
clair. Hon. J. Taylor Eiiyson. who APP
peared before the ministers, made =. state
mente in regard 10 the needs OF the
Young Mems Christian Association, ana
asked for their cooperation with the
committee Of citizens appointed last sum
mar 10 add to the regular income OF the
organization the sum Of 200 annually,
"a as 10 secure a sufficient amount 10 de-
FRAY the current expenses without telng
compelled to appeal 10 the public every
veqr Tor assistance. Mr. Elyson thought
tbat the crganiza.iCn would be able 10
do effective work with an ANIMAL income
of $500 or $500 II the ministers would
furnish lists OF members OF their conSre-
cations. who would likely be willing TO
assist in the work, the committee would
be clad 10 wait on them. This the meet
ing decided to do. It is hoped That IN
his manner It will be possible 10 secure
tile necessary FUNDS.
Rev. W. W. Landrum. upon invitation
delivered an address before the unioa'
which contained a number Of valuable
suggestions, and was greatly enjoyed by
his brethren.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-12

TO know who will give us flesh to eat
The Apostle said: BE hot deceived;
evii communications corrupt good MAJ
ners,' or. as the correct version s<ys,
"evii company" The Apostle says: Come
out from among them and be We separate.
satin the LORD" we should snun all
eva company; avoid those who are not
OF the true Israel as far as ietn IN our
power. We notice that they were sur
fccted IN this flesh. Let us learn that
u, sensual pleasures are not lasting.
thny DO not satisfy. IL YOU could gam
al you desire IL would soon become noN-
ic'is TO Nrnf taste. Iney are unlike those
spiritual iusis tnat come from heaven.
4 hc more we have Of those desires tne
mere are we blessed IN the use OF tDen.
SIN always brings evils. Lusting AFTER
the mesh always brings evil uaio gu,
and then there Is eternal dcatn IN t.s
end.
And ftev named the place k'Ufoth
IIat.asVah. because there they buried he
peprlc fnif listed" Remember tncv .E.j
no cause for this discomfort, bod had
blessed them. 1hey had mamma from
heaven fresh every day. ana lneh 49,
ings. but they were not SATISFIED, tAey
wanted something more DAINTY.
Let US here learn the big lcss)h We
find here. let us learn the lesson oi !sh-
denial BE content with what we nave.
10 not let us lust after those u ihss
which are not ours. Let US De content.
God made our lot. cod, In HIS .h-hlte
wisdom. has placed us where we are and
gave US what We have Let US ,ie1lI 20
be content Herewith. Then the lesson Of
thankfulness. Israel had greatly heen
blessed There was pillar or cloud as a
sign OF Gods presence. ana much nltlc
ou2ht we to be thankful-ior - always
with rs. God brought US out y, ~ any
darkness Let us practice sell-dchlhl ara
rot be Of the mixed mulitu,ir, cN.I wn1's
grave Was written. "Nibroth IA taaVaf.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-12
nis.inlcs SunhaX.Sclinnls.

The Disciples Sunday-School Associa-
ton met Sunday afternoon at the Co
wardm-Avenue Christian church, Man
chester. Considering the iDclemency or
the weather the meeting was well attend
cd.
owing 70 sickness the President, Mr..
George e. White. was absent and Vice
President W. l.. Sydnor presided.
Rev. j. \. Spencer conducted the open
Ing devotional exercises and Rev. Jabez
Han made a splendid address on the
value Of small things, taking as an illus
tration the Polyps, who build large
islands from the tiny corals.
The exercises by the scholars were
fun Of interest and the singing was
bright and spirited
The contest was very close FOR the
banner tho Third church school having
81 per cent. Cowardin-Avenue s. per
cent. Marshal-Street. 50 per cent, and
West-End Mission ST per cent. The BAN
ner was presented by Mr. W. j. Kim
brough in a few happy words and ac-
ccpted by Mr.. VIM. Ii. Adams in appro
pirate terms. Forty-tNo new scholars
were reported.
The next meeting will be held the
second Sunday in January at the Third
Christian church.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-12

Evil Results of Bad Company, and Too
Much Regard for fleshly Appetites.

The pastor. Rcv. J. 3. Hutson. preach
"a at pinc-Street Baptist church both
morning and night on Sunday. In the
morning his text vas from the 4th verse
of the lIth chapter Of Numbers. And
the mixed multitude that was amongst
them fen a LISTING. and the children or
Israel also wtpt again, ana SAID. VINO
MiN give as nesh 10 eat!
In substance. Mr. kutson said the three
greatest enemies OF the Christian were
represented I'm the great enemies OF Israel.
Awplek represented the devil The golden
calf the world. and tho quails the flesh.
satan Is the first enemy of man that
threatens Us. As soon as a child Is Oh
enough 10 Ia tempted Of Satan 10 do
evil, and the flesh Is that temptation
that is ever with us. The Apostle says.
'Oh. wretched man mat l am, VINO snail
deliver me from the body OF this death.
We notice that there was a mixed multi
tude that went out with them. but -
was not OF them and 50 with The Church
OF God. there ares those among Us who
are not Of us In the Church OF God
there is mixed multitude The Lord
Jesus said: The kingdom Of heaven was
like unto net that was east into the
sea, and gathered Of every kind" And
50 when we see those people in the
church 90 not let uS worry about them.
II has been SO from all time. and viii be
80 10 the end. bgt remember, God has a
PECULIAR people. There = an Israel, and
We must 80 with chem. The mixed mui-
titudc went with tnefn, hut only those
VINO went tuttitN mo lNt istlN OF (dNttli,
and 50 we are only going 20 set into the
Kingdom OF heaven through the Church OF
God Let us see TO IL personally that we
40 not belong 10 that mixed multitude
We notice sin was committed. 'rhe
mixed multitude fell 10 lusung" And so
We find In the Church of God Il is some
scnsuality that creeps IN. and those who
are with us but not OF us. are iusting
after them. Sins beset AS all. but when
va hab.tually leave that way we are OF
thn mixed multitude. II may the snare
~ the dram cup. the excitement o. the
gay dancer. or tho attractions OF the
theatre. Many Of those who were among
Inc true Israel have fallen just there II
ts neticed that they were snare. 20
isreel. Tho mixed multitude fell 10 lust
inr." and the children Of Israel wanted
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-12
BAPTIST Sunday-Sch0ols.

The regular monthly meeting of the
BAPTIST Sunday-School Association OF
Richmond and Manchester was held
with the Broadus-Memorial church. cor
rer Thirty-second and Marshall streets
sunday afternoon In the absence or
President r II. Elicit. Vicc-President X.
a. Gary presided.
Rev. Dr. George Cooper made an i'm
pressiVe address upon the Importance of
improving our opportunities. closing his
remarks upon the history OF Saul.
Addresses were also made by Rev.
George +. Williams. Alessrs. Henry l..
Garter. r. A. Gary. and y. =. Johnson,
who spoke In an interesting and instruc-
tive manner.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-12
Richmond ClericgS

The Episcopal ministers of this city met
as usual a noon yesterday IN the Vestry-
room Of ST. Pauls church, but trans
acted no business OF any consequence.
The reading Of the pastoral letter Is
sued by the House OF Bishops al the
recent convention at Minneapolis took
The place Of the sermon in all the Epis-
copal churches on Sunday morning.
Hishop A. Nj RandOlJ h. Of the diocese
Of Southwest Virginia, was here on sun
day. on a visit 10 his brother, Rev. 3.
NJ Randolph, rector OF Emanuel church,
who on last Wednesday had 10 undergo
another surgical operation. but has since
then greatly improved.
Rev. W. W. Brander preached on Sun
day morning at Emanuel church. and
filled the pulpit at Barton Heights in
the evening for Rev. Mr.. Randolph
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-12

Methodist Er iscopai Ctilrca. South as
seinbles at Centenary church. ALI: ldy
delegates have begun 20 ccmc IN. and
interest AMONG the Virginia Motloi.srs
has before been stated matters OF great
in portance are taken up at each session,
the most important being the appointment
OF ministers to the various churches OF
Virginia
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-12
Westminster PRESBYTERIAN Church.

An entertainment, consisting OF Gypsy
festival. Oriental drill lin striking cos
tume). tableauy, Mrs. Jarlcy's wax works.
and a del.ehtful programme or vocal and
instrumental music. also rec.taiions, has
been arranged 10 bs given at the Y. =.
c. A., November 18th. for the benent Of
Westminster Presbyterian church. Let all
friends OF this good work extend their
liberal patronage on this occasion.
The exercises will begin at o'clock, and
the price OF admission Is very small
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-12
Al IeiCL-Street.

There were large congregations al hoth
services Sunday at Leigh-Street Baptist
church. considering the weather and DR..
Wright preached two admirable sermons.
Jn the morning he preached n sermon
Oh the subject Of the orphanage and
took a collection for that object. Three
persons presented themselves for mem
bersnip and at night the ordinance OF
1ftafQS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-12
Officers Elected.

AZ the regular business meeting sun
dav of the Laurel-Strcet Methodist
Church Missionary Society the year s
work was very encouraging, and gave
promise OF still better things in the fu-
ture. The following officers were elected
for the ensuing year. Mr.. o. L. Gillian.
president: Mr.. X. l.. Bailey. viee-presi-
dent. Miss NJ. Bette Robertson. treas
urer: Miss Bessie Atkins, secretary. and
Mr.. p. jefferson Berry. assistant secre-
far~r
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-12
Groye.lyeuuc Baptist Church

The pastor. Rev. DR.. J. c. Hiden,
preached both morning and night Sunday.
After the morning service Deacons II. H..
Crump and J. IL. Dickerson were elected
life members OF the General Association
of Virginia, which meets In Petersburg
ON the 18th instant. al the First Baptist
church. The following were elected dele
gates. Messrs. HAl Montague. W. J..
Ready. A. j. Brown. and william Pitcher.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-12
"UEiTENLy RECOGNITION."
4 Memorial to Members of Centenary "ho
Have Died During the Past Year.

Interesting services were conducted at
Centenary church Sunday morning by
Dr. Il. y. sledd. They were Of especial
interest. rs Dr sledd, having served
four wears here. is about 20 leave for
another field. The service was Il memorial
TO those who have died during the past
year.
The subject OF the sermon was 'lhe
Heavenly Recognition and Or. Sledd
preached an interesting and toucA.ng ser
mon, describing the joys OF the meeting
Of loved ones in the hereafter. and the
way OF walk upon earth 10 enable tho
Christians so 10 do Twenty members of
The church have died in the time men
toned. aud the names and dates OF death
Of each one were read out before the
congregation which listened with deep
and sorrowful interest 20 the whole pro-
ccedings.
Another large audience came to the
evening service. aDI Or. Slcdd preached
an able and interesting sermon. from
the text found in Second Kings. p "Sct
Thine House in order The theme of
the sermon was the great Importance Of
prompt and thorough preparation for
death, which nay come at any time.
MISSION wohK.
A special service was held at Cente-
nary church at $3.50 o'clock +. VI. sun
day. Miss Laura HaygOod, who has been
a missionary Of the Methodist church 10
China for the past ten years was there,
and made an interesting address. telling
OF gratifying work she mas been doing III
that country.
The congregation was largely rein
forced by members Of other Methodist
churches on this occasion. Miss Haygood
is sister of Bishop Haygood. OF Geor-
gla- She was Obliged TO leave for oxford,
i'm that State, in response 10 a call by
wire Sunday night. telling her OF the
serious illness of the Bishop.
Under the efficient direction Of Mr..
shepherd Webb. organist, the musical
part of the services was excellent Mr..
and Mrs Cloves being absent OF thelr
wedding journey, their places as tenor
and contralto respectively were well
filled by MIR j. ". Williams and Miss
Mary Webb The regular choir is com
posed of Miss Maud Porter, soprano,
Mrs. Il. H. Cloves. contralto' Mr..
Cloves tenor Mr. Charles II. Read.
bass.
Sunday morning the selections included
Sir John Strainers What are These I'm
BRIGHT Array" and for the oftertory
there was sung Shelley's arrangement Of
the beautiful hymn. "When our Heads
are Bowed with Woe In the evening
were sung Colkin's quartetie. Father.
Hear U.s." and Shelley's anthem, God
Is Love.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-12
I Temple,
Pen1berfOn,
Cordes s. Co.
7ANDo WEST BROAD STREET.
SILKS.


Daily additions are being made to this already large
stock ard an inspection will convince that nowhere can
Won find such an assortment both in respect to quality and
price. :.
Beautiful assortment of "afetas in chine striped, ano
effects suitable for either waists dresses u
both street and evening shades.
Black Silks of every description and at all prices e.
bracirg Taffeta eros Grain Peau de Sole Gros de Lon
drcs Armures etc Also, complete line OF Black Satihs,
every price representing superior quality
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-12

The BroadusMemoriai Baptist church
will give their pastor reception this
evening. commencing al hah-past 4
The neiahborhocd CT the church irrespec-
i've Of ieaonsinationaI lines. The church
choir Will be assisted by Mecsrs. W; r.
Marshall: also. Mr.. G. Burton Cofer, cor
netist.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-12

Mrs. John T. Taylor. of LynchourE.
Is on a visit to her daughter At VI nortn
Twenty sixth street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-12
Blankets and COnrTOrfdbI

We make no startling assertions but if you want good,
reliable goods at prices commensurate with their value,
give our stock inspection and we feel certain that we
sell YOU.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-12
Innings,

Nothing so adds to the completeness and durability of
dress as Innings of good quality These have and if
YOU desire anything in the way of Innings feel confident
that we please you.
Plain and Padded Silesas from 12Il to 25c.
Skirt Facngs and Stifenngs of all descriptions, EN-
bracne Canvas Wire Cloth, Fibre Chanos, English and
French Hair Cloth in white gray, black etc.
Sleeve Stienings of all kinds and prices ranging from
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-12
DRESS GOODS.

Bv repeated purchases still snow an unbroken
Stock cca aiming all that is both Black and Colored
Dress Goods Beautiful effects rough and plain goods
from 75c up.
We are also showing nice assortment OF Colored
Plaids now being used 50 extensively for waists.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-29

81 did so. aud the alr1ost Immediate change It
wrought wns wonderful Iregained my appe-
tlte, the dizziness In my head departed. my
nerves we're made perfectly strong. 1t renewed
my Interest, in life and made me feel, IN fact,
Ike another woman
after taking six bottlesI thankfully proclaim
ed myself well and strong. Those six bottles OF
DR.. Greenc's Nervua blood and nerve remedy
did for me wha, hundreds otdollars and numer.
Gus physicians failed to DO. cannot do credit
to It's merits. Truly 4; should DO lauded to the
skies I advise everybody TO take It"
Think thGt ttthr orr, sugrc& II you have weak
nerves. tired bodies. bad blood or indigestion.
have worked too hard and are run down. TIT tho
best medicine IN the world for these conditions.
Dr.. G,eeue'S Scryura blood and nerve remedy.
1t will cure you. Il. gives health aud strength
to everybody.
1t is the great discovery Of DR.. Greene, OF IS
West Fourteenth tttccI New York City. and Is
perfectly harmless. The Doctor is the most sue.
cessful specialist in curing nervous and chronic
diseases. He can be consulted free, personally
or by letter. and this fact places his grea. rem.
ody above all other medicines.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-29
STRAIGHT 10 THE POINT.
Words That Cut Like Blades
Of Steel.
A Power Which Nothing Living
Can Resist.
Mon aud Women low Before It In Silent
Awe and Admiration.

Many persons ordinarily OF strong Judgment
will feel their conscience smile them when thoy
think what they might have bceu, had they bu'
taEon tho advice Of ,holo who know from expo
Renee
Mrs. Florence Taylor, OF 1 CORTLAND Place,
bridgeport, Conn, speaks straight to the point
when she tells Of tho irlgh,ful suffering she mas
endured aud how she was saved by tho wonder.
full action OF DR.. Gtceno's NeryurA blood and
nerve remedy, the greatest medicine ever known
to weaI, tired. exhausted and nervous human
ity. Read tho following letter, written With an
OVERLOOKING heart aud a pen that can honestly
proclaim miracles.
.For four years | had been troubled with nor.
rous debility and by,ierla in n most aggravated
form, causing SlCcplcs,ncss and mental deprc''
sIon. A, one tlne l feared blood poisoning. For
months | was confined 10 the bed.
my constitution wasted aud ! totally lost my
appetite. Doctors, oil whom ! had many, failed
to give mo any relief. Last September was al
vlsod to try Dr.. Greuc's Nervuta blood and
nerve remedy.