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Observation-Disclosures Tuesday. July o.
1897. by the Rev. James N. Farrar. u. D., at First
Reformed Church. Brooklyn. Cornelia Arents,
daughter OF Mrs. f. Henrietta whitehurst, TO
Samuel Ward Stanton OF Totten. lille, S. /.
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IS Algonquin, from Jacksonville for New York.
IS Tallab assoc. from Savannah for New York.
SIS Hudson, from New Orleans for New York.
SIS LaInpasas from Galveston for New York.
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Business CLOTHES.
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Permit no substitution. Insist upon having CAR
II. SCHULTZ'S PURE. CoRRECT mineral water.
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3lew publications.

OSC. EACH-Novels OF Ebers, Zola, Hardy, Kipling.
~ Oulia, Reade. jerome, Stevenson. TUIstui, James
Grant, Verne. PRATT, lVl iHh ~.
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V'HE KENsICo CONGRATULATIONS station. HAEs
i lem Railroad; ~ minut, ) ride from the Grand
Central Depot, Onlcc, 10 East i2d 81.
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CoNFECTIoNER Y and bakery. established
paying trade, daily sales S25. expenses
light; price reasonable. DUNLAP, 9O6 F
st. no26-3t
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FOR RENT-1344 X st NV. fur, large,
communicating, alcove roosns: 2d floor,
good table board, terms moderate.
no2S-3t
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FOR RSALE-AutOmatic steam heater, with
some radiators; viii heat 5 rOotus; for
5000; worth $500. 94S n. Y. ave..
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WANTED-A lady with hotel experience
wants first class furnished house. To rent
apartments for owner, on commissions, Will
furnish bed linen and pillows: references
office. nO2S-3t
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wANTED-AGENTS.

AGENTS WANTED-For DR.. Drummondb
Lightning Remedies for Rheumatism: $50
for an tncurable case. restores stiff t0int2
drawn cords and liar rdened muscles Ii your
dealer has not got these remedies, We wiz
send the full months treatment Of two
large bottles on receipt Of IS. DRUM
MOND 4EDlcIkEg eo< 81 Nassau -
New York. se26 -su.t tu,th-3Bt
DIR. GRAY's Pain sedfSr Ointment: cures
corns, bunlons and an other sches and
pains; sample free. Can afternoon, l2t
Ind. ave. n W: agenfs wanted.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ROOMS

FOR RENT-Unfurnished la seinent, for
caterer; nice i0c1tl0n Tor busfiIrss. near
Palais Royal; rent taken In meals. 723
11th st. NV. nose Stem
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FOR RRNr-RooMa.

FORRENT-Niceiy-f y-furnished, 2d-story front
or back room; a. IN. L.: convenient TO all
car lines. Apply 1117 9th st INV. no3O-3t
FOR RENT-A large front room, on Sd
floor, for light housekeeping; water on
back parlor and a small room combined
for light housekeeping. 120 c st. NV.
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Mrs. DR.. RENNER.

sPECkALlsr
In obstetrics. gold medal an ardeO for the
science OF obstetTics ffo1 the UnivefAsg
OF Munich. Bavnna; treats successfully
Woman's compiaints and irregular lttes; prir
vate Sanitarium for ladies before and dur
N. to D. M. No. 610 Pa ave. NV. se3- tf
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FOR RENT-FARMS.

FOR RENT Experienced farmer, with
small family. can rent on most easy terms
very desirable farm in Virginia, with
stock, tools, etc. Apply, with refs, To
printing office, 927 st. NV. Item
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T TRUSSES.
NINE. THEO.

Medium and card reader. Nashington's
most famous clairvoyant and palulist: Con
suit her on business, love and family ar
fairs, reunites the separated removes
spells; causes speedy marriages, and gives
good luck open daily; German spoken; csc
and SOC. 929 H st. NV. NOEL 4 4t
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FOR RENT-2l4 A st. se.: three rooms;
second floor. Unfurnished: half block
east OF Library. no2e-3t
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FOR RENT room where there are no
other rOOmers; fur. or unfur- II Do X.
nOS9-3t-eIn
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WANTED-A good white girl fer gen.
eral huuseworx and plain cooking: must
stay nights. Address 4U7 A 1-2 st. sw.
Item
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WANTED A neat and tidy girl for gen.
eral houseyorx in small family. stay
at nights: call Immediately at 2S29 5tn
st, NV, lt-till
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" aNIEu-py MRS. Dunning, 655 u st.
NV. corner OF 7th ST., II first-class
wnite cooks. pay from . l., ~ 81, ~ wn..e
girls for nousew0rk; pay from Sl2 10 Sls.
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WANTEp-2 competent women: general
housework. other chambermaid, also white
girl nurse; city refs. 1902 1-2 10th st. NV.
no30 3t.cm
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" ANT Ed by respectable colorcd girl,
place as cha amberniaid, nurse or cook; stay
at nights. city references. Cali or address,
AS l7tn st NV, Do.sO-:St
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The "3 Days" Cure

flor men) leads all remedies in this city:
prompt and pc rmanent cure or no charge,
CONSULTATION free. DIX. MckEEHAN, 716
18th st. NV. no23-1mo
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WANTED-Cooks, dishwashers and wait
ers, porters, drivers, clerks. laborers. boys;
places furnished I'LL suited CITY IN
no2S-3t
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FOR sALE-M1sCELLANEoUs.

FOR SALE-Will sell at a sacrifice, oak
showcases, cash registers, portable wall
cases, iuarble-tOp counters, hot and cold
soda apparatus; also complete outfit for
drug store. 2205 14th ST. NV. no3O- Stem
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W WANTED-By a relia BILE colOred woman.
general hcusework, references. l434 Madi-
SOn st, 1t
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HELp WA ANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED-1oO men to work on Chesa-
peake II. X. Apply Seat Pleasant Mon
day at O'Clock. no.. stem
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WANTED A girl to do general housework
who tan COOK; must stay nights, bfinS
reference. l61 + st. ne. Item
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WANTED-Place by colored woman to do
cooking in private family or boarding
house AGNEs LEWIS, redr 1533 NJ st.
nv. no30 st em
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wANTED-An unmarried German ineri-
cali: with experience IN placing building
right party. Call at 1918 + st. NV.
no2S-3t
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HATTIE ELLIS-Send address to GEM,
Hayre Academy Of Music; important.
Item
SPIRITUALISM-Publ test circle, 467
ST. sw-. Wednesday night, 1:30. psy-
chometric readings. no30-2tem
DON'T fail to visit MADAME ALyIAH;
tells life from cradle to graye- gives good
luck Zee, 25c and soc SO ii sc. NV. 1t
WE'LL BE KISSED TO DEATH il
We can't sell you a splendid custom made
suit or overcOat, worn the least Bit ut
figure that Will make you hug yourself
with delight JUSTH'S OLD STAND. .,l9
ID It. NV. no3O-.t
SPIRIT TUaLISM-Mrs. Zoller, medium.
11O2 N y ave-, 9th and sts- nw-J,
terviews daily: Sunday evening meetings
Typographical Hail. AIS q st NV. no3O7t
PROF. CLA Y--Oldest established elairvoy-
ant advertising in this city, consult him
on business, law suits, divorce, specuiations.
separations, love or family troubles. can
tell You anything YOU wish to know: brings
separated husband and wife together.
makes sweetheart or lover true; causes
marriages, removes spells or myst erious
feelings; gives luck: fee. 80 cents; hours
10 to 10 daily. 4S9 II st ~. no27 3t-em
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WANTED-In our city department, gen
who can deal with better class Of tratle
in Washington; refs. Call Monday at 10
O'Clock ON SUPERINTENDENT, I'd floor.
zoos 81. NV. no3S-3G
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wANTED-A piaceas ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
cfiaiii'ern,aid or waitress. No. lGl2 l1th
st. NV. nD3(l-,lt
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FOR RENT-S21 18th st. NV; large, I'd
story front room, nicey-fumished and
well heated; 2d-story back room; also front
parlor, with open crate, folding bed: nicely
furnished. noSO-3t
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HATTIE ELLIs-send address to GEM,
Hayre Academy OF Music; important.
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FOR SALE-The greatest bargains in bi
cycles and sundries ever offered III Wash
iBgton; 1T5 mgh-grade unredeemed new
and secondhand bicycles ut one-fourth
value; Just received from storage houses In
New York and Philadelphia. buy now and
save money; sundries at a sacrifice; bicycles
bought outright and taken In storage.
NEW YORK CYCLE HOUSE, 434 9th st.
NV. no25-7t
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wANTED-Au once, experienced waist
hands; none other II eed apply. siItHst.
ne. no29-3t ,em
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FOR RENT-On second floor, large, bright
furnished room: heat and gas; bath ad-
joining: southern exposure. 512 Z st. NV.
ut30-3 81
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WANTED-By respectable young colored
first class refs. 2i23 11th st. NV. 1t
WANTED Situation as baker. Call at
500 4 st. NV, nOSO-3t
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FOR RENT-Three or four beautiful rooms
in northeast to spirftuaiist; good psychic
conditions. Apply sol IL X st. NV.
no3O-3t
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WANTED--B student, 90 years old, white,
who is struggling through college, place
he he can be % useful. " ADDRESS STUDENT, this
office. no3O-3t ,em
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WANTED Men to learn barber trade; every
detail OF the business taught In weeks
graduates furnished with positions II Ie
Sir ed; catalogue free. MOLERS BAh-
RER SrHnOI New York. nO3O-4t
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s1TUA TIoNs wANTED-FEMALE.
WANTED shing to take home; good
refs. Ca1 at 22S Oak 81. NV. LIE Droit
Park. no3O- 3t-ein
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WANTED Clerk ship in real estate, ci-
gdrs or claims; ail-round pension clerk:
references; small salary. CLEklCgS, this
uffice. no27 -3t-em
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bousewOrker; must stay al night: bring
city references. Apply HOS st. NV.
.no2S-3t
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wANTED-By colored girl Of / 8, q place
to do light housework; city refs. Call at
$40 L st. sw. Item
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WANTED-Expert stenographer and type
writer, with iirst-class refs, wants work.
n. l.. R., this office noSU-3t-ems
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wANTED-BpARDBRs.

nislied room, with good board. price. S26
for the two. Apply at 2oo4 I st. nv.
no36-3t
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IOST.

Lust.
LOST-Large epOcketbook, containing money
and natural atiOn papers OF Mr.. DrOm-
gold; on Great Falls electric car Thanks
giving evening; will pay liberal reward for
return of above. Address CLA YTON E.
EMIGOLD, Conduit Road, Washington, DC.
Item
LOST Sunday, in the vicinity Of 9th and
Il sts- me-. pOcketbOOk containing a bout
$50, gold writing gen, car tickets, stamps
and cards with the lady's name On. Lib
eraI reward for It's return to $50 sine. 1t
LosT-On Saturday, the 9th instant. Q
white bull pup four months old. Anyone
causing his return to 1901 N ut. NV. win
be suitably rewarded. no20-3t-em
LO6T-Knight Templar charm: name en-
Rraved thereon; Reward n returned to
FRED. 8. NEWMAN, 500 Goth st. NV.
LOST-A black and tan dog, with piece
: tOsD from ear, with tag No. 62o. Re-
wasu II returned to 11l8 G. q. =. nD2S-Se
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FOR SALE-An almost new seal sacque
and srIne fine laces. Address SALE,
this office. no30- Stem
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WANTED-By an experienced meat-cutter
and grocery clerk, position; slngie'
steady: a good salesman Address J. A.
UGHLIN, 457 l st. sw. nO30 .em
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FOR RENT-Newly furnished rooms. sec
ond floor: heat and gas: suitable for one
or two gentlemen: price So and $40. VI
ID st. ne. two blocks from the Capitol.
nu3O- at
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wANTED-5 tailors to work on inside.
ITO Pa. ave. IL
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SMALL INVESTMENTS Full paid GER
tificates hearing 3 per cent interest in
SO, $25 and $50 denOmina tons; secured
by real estate. UNITED STATES BUILD
ING AND LOAN ASSo., 1873 F NV.
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man place as driver, for doctor or dish
washer in boarding house. 90s 11th st.
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DESK ROOM in centrally located office
free to good stenOgrapher and type " ritter.
Address DESK ROOM, this effne.. no2s-3t
FOR RENT-Typewrte RS; at So per month;
perfect cnntition. Address SETTLE,s
Harrison Flats. no27-3t-em
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FOR SALE-Cigar stand; VIII sell cheap
for cash. Address GOOD BUSINESS,
this office. nO28-3t
FOR SALE Butter stand in market; cheap
for cash. Address OTHER BUSINESS,
this office. no2S-3t
FOR SALE-Coal yard. good location; low
rent and long lease in good running order.
Address COAL, this Office. no24-6t ,em
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WANTED-By young coiOred man, place
as waiter or general houseworker in pri
vate family or hotel. 442 Franklin q.
NV. 1t
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FOR RENT-Two unfur. rooms. with heat:
So: or one front room, 81. No. 51S
9th st. ne. Item
FOR RENT Three unfur. rooms; with or
without board. Apply 1909 st. NV.
Item
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WANTED -Chambermaid, cook, nurse and
housewurker. come at once, rel. \.
CHANGE BUREAU, 721 18th NV. 1t
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wANTED-By a young man; carpenter;
electric work, salesman, driver, or any
other work GAG L St NV. nO3O-3t
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wANTED-A boy to learn the printing
trade VENABLE & CO., T03 7tn st. NV.
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WANTED General houseworkers, cham
berma.d>, launuresses. seamstresses, DAY
workers, nurses, places rtrlished TIL suited.
SHAtkLbtOkD'S 425 nth st. NV.
uo2g-}t
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GO TO Dunlap to buy or sell out a bust
LESS quick. BUSINESS AGENC Y, 906 F
Ii nn3Q-3t
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FOR RENT-Two nice rooms on ground
floor, front; suitable for nice uining &
and iunchroOm: tables and china furnished,
splendid location. us 18th ST. NV.
no. S-3t
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WANTED-A geptierlian with 81 900 to
develop an enterprise: 100 per cent profit
guaranteed. j. w. F.. this office. Item
FOR SALE-Luncn room; central location:
near Patent Office; small investment
required. offersd at bargain. DUNLAP,
9O6 st. lDO3O-3t
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FOR SALE-One self-feeder parlor stove,
one gasoline stove; cheap. 1863 st.
1t
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FOR SALE-BICYCLES.
FOR SALE-Bicycle, high grade: nearly
new: cheap for cash. CHAS. S. WILLIS,
926 Pa. ave. NV. no30-3t-em
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WANTED young man who thoroughly
understands care OF fCfstS, work fnime-
diateiy as driver or coacnman; can give
good refs. H. u. WILLIAMS. this office.
nC27 -3t-em
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DR.. Ledthermdn.

EXPERT sPECIALIsT. t25 years ex.
perience.) ALI iprivate diseases quickly and
cured in any stage Consultation free.
Hours. 8 to IL, to 5. Tues.
Thurs. und Sat. eveDings, to g.
No. coz + st. NV. Closed sunday.
mol 6-tf-cm
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WANTED--Three young men Tor Clerical
work; not over 22 years OF age. Address,
in own Handwriting, NJ L. H., this office.
no29- -3t,et
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Solicitors; ladies or gents; sal
arg OF commission. Room 1S, Wardcr
Building. 1t
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FOR RENT-A desirable flat Of or 8
communicating rooms; well heated in a
private family; nominal rent. Call 1902
o st. NV. no27 at em
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All-wool Bicycle Suits $7.29 at HirSch'S.
FAMED IN HISTORY.

Spiders have played important pants. It is said when MaIhomet fled from Mec- ca he hid in a cave and spider wove a web over ths entrance. When his pur- suers came thither they saw the web and believed no one was there. It is said a spider performed the same kindly act for David when Saul was hunting him.
 Horses, too, have played no incon- spicuous part in history, in some in- stances even being deified. Saddle white Surrey for the field tomorrow" cried Richard III. at he battle of Bos- worth Field. Black Agnes was the fa- vorite horse of Mary Queen of Scots. Bucephalus, the. favorte charger of AL exander the Great, used to knesl when the king mounted him. He cost $16,500 and was 30 years old when he died Chosroes II. of Persia had horse, Shibdiz, called the Persian Busephalus Orelio was the favorite horse of King Roderick and xanthos the famous charger of Achilles Copenhagen, the horse of the duke of Wellington. was 27 years old when he died.
The age-herald., 1897-10-28

vice of the sanctuary, which stands for a moral principle, is more strengthening ari1 important ,,o the soul than this con- temptation of nature. The Sabbath de- bends on the religious sanclty of the community.
 ''It may not be very long before ihere will be no Sabbath. When some day the store remains open and the factory is running on this blessed of all days, the bicyelist may recall my sermon of today and say to himself hat he was in part responsible for the change It is now question of life and death with Chris t1anity. The corrupting of the Sabbath is the las! weapon in the hands of the enemies who seek the destruction of the church. The Catholic church, with it's faithful following and splendid ma- chinery, may live without the Sabbath. If, however the Sabbath should go, farewell to Professionalism
 "Bioycle clothes may be all right for week days, but they are unbecoming on Sunday. Such clothes, I say, on Cod s greatest day are irreverent and updigni- fled. It is the duty of every man to put himself behind a clean shirt front on Sunday morning; ',o dress in manner as to show his respect for the day <nd for the Creator
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was married to Miss Berta Averest, of Pratt City. by Rev. NJ. Hamilton. pas tor of the Methodist church at that place.
 Mizs Will Allen Dromgoole, he Ten nessee wit.cr, wifi be in Birmingham a in "a few days, ani will read from her own works, in Seas hall on next Thurs day eyezing, at o'clock.
 The Social ard Literary soci ty of sit Paurs Catholic church has been organ ized, with the following officers and a membee ship of :hi ty five:
 Presidelt-H. H. sinnige.
 Vice-rre resiaents-oliver Chalifiux, John w. O'Neil and William Roseiastlhl.
 Stcrs tary-Ihonas Thornton.
 Treasurer-Pstliox Byrnes
 Beard of dirsc .ons-Frank P. O'Brien, Joha Gallagher. Joa M.ghan, A J. KrebLs, Mike MelNsmara and John Burke.
 The society will meet in St. Pauls hall Monday n:srht, when a constitution and bylaws will be a6ontsd.
 Maj. and Ms Frank Y. Anderson and children left a few Ssys ago for brief v.sllt to North Alabama.
 The new p.pe organ used at the mar riage of Miss Lila Smith ard MT. R. L. Simpson yesterday af.ernos1 has just been placed in position at the South Highland Presbyterian church. It was used for the first time ysste day and its sweetness and richness of tone, it's ele- gant workmanship and its strength and power were greatly admired by the large audi;nce present. It is beautiful in- strument, in tone and appearance, and the members of that church are to be congratulated upcn this recent addition to their handsome building.
The age-herald., 1897-10-28
The Latest Fashion
 In Dressing Hair.

These are the latest suggestions Of fashionable hair dress
 To suit a long, narrow face the hair should be dressed round, and it is al- ways best to show coil or so from the side behind the ears; also endeavor to fill up the maps of the nsck as much as possible.
 For a sharp-featured face always avoid dressing the hair right at the top of the back of the crown in a line with the nose, as this so aceentuates the se- were outlines. Dress the hair low down or else quite on top to meet the fringe.
 For a round face narrow dressings are becoming and can be taken well down the neck.
 For a broad face, narrow dressings are preferab ble, but should be kept some what high.
 Exceedingly tall people should keep the hair dressed rather low and decid- edly round.
 Very short women should have their hair dressed high, as it gives addition to their stature.
 It is very rarely that we find purely white hair; it is usually a gray-white, and with this latter no colors are so suitable as dark greens, browns, ann bers, purple tints, deep cream, dark red and warm shades of dark blue.
The age-herald., 1897-10-28
BY MRS. GEORGE 0. BALL---.-4aaanA

accustomed to force the women back ward, often the entire length of the room without turning. which Is very bad form.
 The task of stamping out the tendency to degeneration in the waltz position is not an easy one We feel that united action on the part of legitimate teachers elf dancing is necessary. and to that end all members of the Amsrican society are resolved to battle, so that ths waltz shall stand pre-e mfnent, a position whiea it justly deserves, and that to the disciples of Terpsichore the language Of Ella Wheeler Wilcox may stin be applied:
 '"Thy dridt down the han together;
 He smis,ts in her lifted eyes,
 Like waves of that mighty river,
 The strains of the Danube rise.'
The age-herald., 1897-10-28

stand CT tn a,reet Of Sunday morn ieg end Nateh the families in the resi- dei dia-..t.s going and coming from church, ycu will realize that about two ia every ten of the population attend. h other words. about four-ffths of the citizens of New York do not go to church on Sunday mornings. I rsmem- Der in my eight years as your pastor that the church used to be crowded on eemmurion Sunday. Then the peop.e tsgan to remain away and attend only in the evenings.
 q am a wheelman and believe in the bicycle, but the only Sabbath bicycle that I believe in is that which stops at the doors of the church. I believe that the man who rests on the Sabbath day returns to his work on Monday morning much better equipped for the work of the week than the man who makes e ntury rides. The man who rests is clearer Of intellect, livelier of spirits and has more bodily vigor than the man who rides his wheel on the Sabbath. The body nes ds rest, and the soul, which is the best part of a man, needs worship. I believe that the bi- cycle of today prevents the dyspepsia of tomorrow, but its use is b:ing per verted. Today it is the mightiest agen- cy in the world for the secularizing of the Sabbath. It increases the desire for excursions on Sunday and infiamss the holiday spirit.
 'The charge is made tfa,. it is the la boring man. who is employed on week days, who rides lhe wheel on Sunday. I sly this assertion is false It is net the weTkingmen th-t throng the avenues arl beulevards with their wheels on the Siabh1n, but the merchants ard the clerks, men who have plenty of time to rlie during the week, and women, too, who ride their wheels nearly all the time, are out in large numbers on Sun day.
 The bicycligt says that instead of go- ing to church he ridss out into the coun- try of Sunday morning and, turning his bicycle eyes to heaven worships Nature. He says that t. creates nobler ina ges and kindles a nobler fire within him. In fact, it dces no more than make active the soul that is latent. The pbaines, ser