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Evening star., 1897-01-07
FEDERATION HEADQUARTERS.
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Tho headoua rtora hi fXo Anor{oan Fed


The headquarters Ii Me American Fed
eratIcn of Labor, the location of which was
the object of visit 9htS week to Washing
ton by President Gampals and Vice Pres
ident Duncan. will, unless something not
now expected transpires, be in q commo-
dious building on Pennsylvania avenue
Mr.. Gompers went to- New York last
night, and Mr.. Duncan returned to his Of
flee in Baltimore at the same time During
the stay Of these gentlemen here they,
with Messrs. Milford Spohn and William
Silver. presidents. respectively. of the Gen.
trail Labor Union and Building Trades
Gouncli. together with lother prominent
number of buildings, tenGered to Them for
headquarters, and the rooms above re-
ferred to impressed all interested as being
seen in this city.
Accordingly Messrs. Gompers and Duncan
MADE tender OF stipulated rental to the
person in charge of the building, but as
this was somewhat lower than tho owners
OF the apartments had heretofore asked for
the rooms, the agent did not feel at liberty
to accept the offer. When Messrs. Com
Pc pers sand and Duncan left the city the under
the owners Of the building would decide
Saturday whether or not to lease the rooms
on the terms rendered by Messrs. Gompers
Should that deal not go through there
are some other buildings with which the
president and vice president of the A. F. Of
L. were much pleased that will be taken
INTO consideration when Mr. Gompers re-
turns to Washington next week.
While In Washington Messrs Gomne,e
and Duncan each made an address before
the House labor committee on topics which
are of especial interest to members Of or
wsre labor rosen societies Mr. Gompers
"black list" BILL and Mr.. Duncan's tbeme
was was the amendment desired by the Amer
hour law INC eisht-
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Executive Comm ittee.

The regular monthly meeting of the ex-
ecutive committee Of the District of CO.
lumbia Christian Endeavor Union will be
held Monday evening next in the Calvary
Baptist Church. The meeting will be an
important one from the fact that arrange
ments will be completed for the fifth an
nual convention of the District union, W hich
is to be held for three days, beginning the
18th instant. A special program has been
arranged. and SO much of the session as ie
not devoted to the consideration of busi-
ness matters will be occupied by three min
listers. who are expected to speak on as
many phases of the subject. "The Holy
Scriptures" Rev. Joseph T. Kelly will tell
of Their Divine Origin" Rev. Howard
Wilbur Ennis is announced to speak of
Their Preservation" and Rev. J. A. John
son has been assigned to talk about Their
Translation"
All the corresponding secretaries of So
cieties in the union will hold a meeting
Monday evening in the Calvary Church. at
o'clock, one hour before the executive
committee meeting. and at the same time.
in another portion Of the building. the ju-
nior superintendents will have, q confer
ence.
Evening star., 1897-01-07
Sunday and the Newsboys.

To the Editor of The Evening Star:
In the wrangle over the new order
against crying newspapers on Sunday we
have heard the newyboys' side of the ques-
ton and the clergymen' siside. but the ques-
tion of the convenience to the general pub
lie OF having the nswsbogs cry their wares
seems to have been overlooked.
That the Sunday newspapers are a neces-
sity with the enlfghtened citizen of this
generation goes without saying, and he
wants variety Of them and to have them
brought to his door. If he lives in the
business part of the' city, perhaps the new
rule Will not incoRNeniance him seriously,
as ne can easily step oiSt on his door step
and whistle for boy on the next corner,
but If he lives up town 6r In the suburbs,
under the new rulsashe hust either watch
at his window or OFF hisIdoor step until he
sees boy coming, OR hf must go out and
silent wanderer wffU hasApapers to sell will
subject him to the intolerable nuisance of
ringing his door bell tc find out whether he
wishes paper: Under the rule now in
force the boy makes his presence known,
you get your paper at your door without
the loss OF time and inconvenience of set
ting watch for him or going after him,
and you think nothing about the cry of the
next newsboy who comes along unless you
structure we have heard from lately whose
nerves cannot bear the ticking of a watch
when 1t Is against their wishes that the
watch should tick . z j.
IL the Commissioners wish to do equity
TO all let them enforce the old regulation,
whereby nobody who has complained will
be injured. R.4W.
Evening star., 1897-01-07
Johns Acquitted,

Greenwood Johns, colored, was acquitted
by jury in the Police Court late yesterday v
afternoon Of a charge of assaulting, Christ
mas eve, John johnson, a sailor on the
U. S. s. Dolphin, as reported in The Star
at the time. Joseph Edelin was Jointly
charged with Johns, but after the jury
mad been sworn the case against Edelin,
was nolle pressed. the district attorney
intending to use him as q witness oains.
Johns. Ne"iA''
The testimony produced later however.
demonstrated to the satisfaction of ali
present that Edelin, was tho guilty party.
a verdict acquitting Johns. AS the, case
against Edelin, was abandoned after the
jury had been sworn he also was set ar
liberty. ~ a.
Evening star., 1897-01-07
WILLS FILED,
DiSi"h OF the Property of the Late
VIM. NJ. Shuster

Disision OF the Property of the Int.
VIM. M. Shuster
The will Of the late William M Sinister
dated March II, 1896, was filed today Tho
son OF the testatCr, VIM M. Shuster r.
Is named as exec Itor, and to him tho es-
tate is bequeathed in trust. to hold the
same for the use and benefit of tho tes-
tator's widow, Elizabeth M. Shustor On
icng as she lives. At Mrs. Shusters daatb
the said son is to have all furniture Of
fects, ornaments, pictures and nav him.
self $4,000, and the testator's sister r -.
Shuster. $500. Then the residue of the
estate is to be divided into four eoua,
snares and one share given to said son.
and E. Alvin Shuster sons. and The re.
naming share to John Ward and Eliza
peIn NJ Shuster, grandchildren. 8.
The will of the late, Mary A. Babe was
also also hied today. 1t is dated October II.
!s'o, and attached is codicIl dated july
~, 1896 In the will the testatrix be-
Queathed her entire estate to Theo. !.
Mayer for the benefit of the National
spiritual Association of the United States.
for the spreading of the gospel of spirit,
ualism, Mr.. Mayer being appointed execu-
tor. But in her codicil the testatrix adds
the following bequests: Three hundred dol
lars to Adeline NJ. Glading of Doylestown.
"a; "a; s2oo to c. A. Spier of Cansan Four
corners, Columbia county, N. Y: furniture
and effects in house 4s4 X street, to Mrs.
Emma A Rice of this city; 500 to Corine
hay. this city: all IclothjAg to Mrs c. Il.
Hollister of Chilicothe Ohio: 5000 to Mrs.
Mary Griswold of San Diego. Cal, and
bookcase. books and portraits to the Ma
tonal Spiritual Association
third will filed to day was a memo
randum written by the late Lieut. John H.
c. Coffin. United 7states navy. 1t was
written here November IA, 1886. for his
brother CWm. H. t'offin's) distribution of
the estate. watch and chain are to be
given to F'enton H McGlachlin and the
sum of $1,000 to John Huntington Coffin
Penholiow, nephew. The residue OF the
estate is to be divided as follows: A fourth
each to VIM. H. Coffin, "a brother: Mary
fehhoiiow and Helen o. Paine. sisters, and
Louisa Fl. and Elizabeth 8. Chew, nieces.
Evening star., 1897-01-07
Tobacco and Gum Chewing.

Judge Bradley, sitting In Criminal Court
No. =. today announced from the bench
that hereafter the practice of chewing to-
bacco will not be permitted by him in his
court. The judge also placed chewing gum
under the ban.
The practice, remarked Judge Bradley,
is not only unhealthy, but it is also disgust
ing to others. Therefore he directed the
court officials to prohibit the practice in
MS court room, and promptly suppress it
when observed. The judge explained that
ne had publicly announced his objections
that his directions might hereafter be re-
spected by every one in attendance upon
the court,
Evening star., 1897-01-07
THE SPRING RACES.
stakes of the Washington Meetin.
Announced.


Announced.
All uncertainty concerning the local
spring race meeting was dispelled today by
the announcement of the Washington
Jockey Clubs stakes. No dates have been
assigned to the association, but the meet
ing will probably begin early in April and
continue for two weeks. The stakes ar
ranged by Secretary Crickmore are as fol-
lows:
The Arlington; purse, $1,000 for two
year-olds; half mile.
The Mount Vernon; purse $50; for fillies
and geldings two years old; half mile.
The Congressional purse, $780, for two
year-olds: half mile.
The Federal: purse. $500; for three-year-
olds; six and one-half furlongs.
Washington handicap: purse, 81 200; for
ree-year-olds and upward; one mile
virginia hurdle race: purse. $500; for four
year-olds and upward; mile and half over
six hurdles
There are also two steeplechases and a
hurdle selling race on the program A
condition is made that there must be fifteen
entries each, or the race may be declared
off.
Stakes close on February ).
Evening star., 1897-01-07

Physicians Licenses.

The statement in The Star of yesterday
setting forth the fact that licenses for reg
istered physicians were ready for distribu-
ton, brought number of physicians 20
the Commissioners Office today. The
health office was ready for the crowd, and
as fast as a physician appeared and called
for his license he was accommodated, and
after signing the registry repaired to the
clerk of the court. where. under the law,
ne is compelled to register again and pay
fee of fifty cents. There was consider
able growing over the red tape incident to
the transaction.
Evening star., 1897-01-07
BUFFALO Li1nlA MATER
Spring No. z.

have analyzed and photographed parts of each
specimen. and designated them alphabetically.
Que of the Calcuii from the collection marked
a Was 3-16 OF IN inch in diameter, of an orange
color. and on section exhibited nucleus sur
rounded by nine concentric layers of crystalline
structure, as shown in the accompanying photo
graph marked a magnhed II diauleters
On chemical analysis 1t was found to consist of
Uric Acid tcolorcd by organic substances from
the urine,. with traces of ammonium a Urate and
Calcium Oxalate.
fragment Of a broken down calculus
from the same collection found TO consist OF
Uric Acid.
Evening star., 1897-01-07

The contents of the boxes marked &C. consist u
Chiefly of whtish crystalline materials
ON microscopic examina tion they exhibited we'll
defined prismatic crystals cl,arac teristic of
"Trfple Phosphates," shown in the ac-
compaEyiDg photograph &C. magnfed 20 diam
eterS.
On chemical ANALYSIS they We're found TO consist
OF Magnesium and Ammonium Phosphate tTrpl..
Phosphate,. Calcium Phosphate. Calcium Carbona te
Il trace: Sodium and Potassium Salts in traces,
Uric Acid and trates none. Calcium Oxalate nOne.
Organic debris in considerable quantity, and ma t
ters foreign TO Caculi..
Evening star., 1897-01-07
Death of Mrs. Geo. NJ. Dnv,.

The many friends of Mrs. John Gray
roster and her brother, Mr.. Lewis j. Da-
Wis, will deeply syrnpathize with them in
the less of their venerable mother, Mrs.
George NJ. Davis, who died at the Con-
ccrd Sunday night last. in her eighty-sev-
enth year, passing away as quietly as a
little child falls to sleep. A fit ending to a
life of singular simplicity and pIety
Evening star., 1897-01-07
To show Cause.

Judge Cox today ordered that in the di-
vorce case Of Mary e. Rogerson against
William Rogerson. the husband show cause
Monday next why he should not be pun
fshed Tor contempt of court In failing to
by the court.
Evening star., 1897-01-07
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following: Fredk. w. Simpson and Matte
r. Wiley; Alexander Helper Of Baltimore.
Md, and Mozetta Galloway of Hayre De
Grace. Nd: David NJ. King Of West Point.
N: Y. and Marguerite Fuger of this city.
county, Va. and Martha Curdley q this
city
Evening star., 1897-01-07
80 cents.

remnants Of ehangeahle gloria, gaufre
grippe. striped and plain satins. plain surahs,
In colors and plain colorcd pongee silks
will b.. offered at
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Remnants of -iI.-sia. rustic camhric. per-
caIne. sir J,n". Imitation haircloth. fiber
juterlinins. etc, which sold for Sc. and 10c.
will be offered at 80. yard.
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10 cents.

Remnants Of black surahs. satins. gros
grains. China, faille. black figured silk
many Of which sold for as high as 69c.
yard-wiU !.. offered at
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40 cents.
&c. corner.

Corners Of black and co"r'ed yelveteens
and vclItinI Of which sold for Zoe.
yard-witl - 1T
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80 cents.

Remnants OF black sGrahs. gros grain In
dias-also black brocalcd and colored figured
taffetas, iu lengths erough for n skirt or
waiSt-snli f"r as high : Sl-will be closed
out a.
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&c. yard.

All short lengths Of colored and black
dress goods beth plain and figured effects,
which ". sold at 35c., 29c. and &c. Q
yard-viii GU at
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10 cents.

Short ic,igths of black mohair. serges,
cashmercs. novelties. cOlorcd serges, figured
houeyeOrih suitings and plaids. which sold
OF the piece for 30 TO 65c. a yard-have
been marked
Evening star., 1897-01-07
BUFFALO
LlTHIA
WATER
Disintegrates, Breaks Down and
Elm. mates Stone in the Kid.
ney or Bladder, Both Uric
Acid and Pro sphatic
Formations.
ANALYSIS AND REPORT OF
DR.. R. OGDEN DOREMUS
PrOfessOr of Chemistry In the Belle
vue Hospital Medical College
of New York.
CHEMICAL IABORATOI

CHEMICAL LABORATORY,
BELLEVUE HOSPITAL. MEDICAL. COLLEGE,
EAST 18th ST., NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, Dec. 3. 1895.
Il. c. LAIRD. Md, Resilient Physician, Buffalo
Llthia Springs. Va
Dear Doctor-I have received the five collections
Of Dfsintegrated Calcoli, each collection
containing number Of ffASme nts, and also the
three boxes. each containing single calculus,
mentioned In your letter discharged by different
patients under treatment by the
Evening star., 1897-01-07

Remnants Of alI-linen CANVAS fancy waist
lining high quality of rustic Innings. fine
perralines "tt, which sold ut l2I2e. To 2oc.
yarl-will go at 1Uc. yard.
Evening star., 1897-01-07

Our baby was sick and we bought ono bottfe Of
Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup, and we're we'll pleased with
Il, did the baby great deal Of good. VIM
Thompson, AcKeeslort, r."
Evening star., 1897-01-07

Corners "f black and colored velycts-silk
faced ard sold hy the yard for rs high us
si-yyiU ~ offered for
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Remnants of lace striped srrim for &c.
Evening star., 1897-01-07

Three pairs slightly damaged tapestry por-
ticrcs-wet. S5-f0r x2.is pair.
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Remnants dress goods and
silks.

Two t" slx-yard lengths of tricot. plaids,
two-tone figured suiting. rough novelty dress
eoods AID black jacquartis-goods which
sold from the piece at 12lac. and 15c. q
yard-wiH ~ at
Evening star., 1897-01-07

Remnants # table linen. which sold for
s. and 4S.-to 20 ut -. yard.
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On chemical analysis they found TO consist
partly Of the variety known ''FuSilDle CAL
culus. Ammonium and Magnesium Phosphate
with Calcium Phosphate also Calcium Phosphate
Calcium Carbonate In traces Calcium Oxalate in
traces. ric Acid In traces and organic matter
The collection of Caculi marked ..E'' were no,iu-
lated and nearly spherical in shape consisting of
crystalline layers from * Of inch to u of IN
inch in diameter. See accompanying photograph
e Of a specimen magnifed Y diameters
Evening star., 1897-01-07

Five 6-du1rtrr hfIyy frinsed tapestry
fable coyers-rc,iueed from 81 TO Csc. each.
Evening star., 1897-01-07
DISTRICT GOVERNMENT,
Excise Board.

The excise board sat in judgment this
morning upon seven cases of retail liquor
license applications, which had been hell
UP for investigation. They were: JOSEPH
Cato. 500 E street northwest; Henry ID
Nssh 1901 9th street southwest; J. j
Riley, 935 I'd street southwest: w. H. Lee
is G street northeast; Roger O'Hanlan
1896 nj street northwest, III. Kohlmeyer
1I16 Pennsylvania avenue northwest anc
John Morris, 21U0 X street northwes
Columbia Heights Property.
A committee from the Columbia Height.
Citizens Association, consisting of Judge
McCalmCnt and Or. Jameson appeared be.
fore the Commissioners this morning bear.
ing resolutions from the association urgin
certain Improvements in that section OF
the CITY
Evening star., 1897-01-07

Remnants nt figured cretonre-reduced
from Sc. Ioc. aE,I 12izo. 70 5a.c. yard.
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short lengths Of linen crash in plain and
Checked-sold Tor fnc. and 121=c.-reduced
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Lining remnants.

I25C. corner.
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Remnants OF yard-wiae plain and figured
silkoliRe- "d from I0c and 121ac. to
5sic. yard
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GOLDENBERG'S
IS STORE NEW -
January seventh.

Remnant prices for all small lots,
broken sizes and assortments and
short lengths in connection with the
clearing sale prices will make to-
morrow very interesting day for
economical shoppers. The success
of Our January Clearance Sale the
first five days has been remarkable
indeed.
Evening star., 1897-01-07

Corners Of black and colored velvets-silk
faced ard sold by the yard for rs high rs
Si-wiH ~ offered for
I25C corner.
Lining remnants.
Remnants Of -iIrsia. rustic caml,ric. per-
caIine. si!k I,p" imitation haircloth. fiber
jnterlining etc, which sold for Sc. and 10c.
will be offered at 5s,c. yard
Remnants Of alI-Iinen CANVAS fancy waist
lining. high quality of rustic Innings fine
peTralines "te., which sold at 1212c. to zoe.
yar1-will 60 at 1Uc- yard
S dozen ail-Iincn huck towels reduced
from 10c. to &C. each.
short lengths Of linen crash in plain and
Checked-sold Tor fuc. and 121.c.-reduced
to s.. yard.
Remnants # taIl, linen. which sold for
35 and 4Sr-to 20 Ut -. yard
Remnants cr lace striped scrim for csc.
ward.
Three pairs slightly damaged tapestry por-
there's S5-for s. II pair.
Five 6-auart,r hrIyy frinsed tapestry
table covers -rc,Iueed from 81 TO 69c. each.
Remnants nt figured cretonre-reduced
from Sc. Ioc- arI 12izo. 70 J-,c. yard.
Remnants OF yard-viae plain and figured
sikoliRe- redu. "d from i0c and 12iac. 10
sac. ward.
Remnants Of golden tinsel drapery
,uced from TO- to 5se. ward.
Remnants Of sin=l" ard dcuble-faced col
oreI canton hnnn-is reduced To 6l.e yard.
90 flannel waists green. black red and
uavy-not all sizes plain and fancy trim
nrd-reduced from 81 and 81 % to zoe. each.
Six eiIcr,iovn wrappers-slzes 80 and 10
were 81 l9o-reduced 10 81 - each.
is children's Ferris waists slightly
solled-re,iuCed Ell from -. 10 121sc. each.
IL women's co-sets Of one Of the most
celebrated makes-sizes - and 30-reduced
FROM Toe to 3ac.
Lot Of passsmenterir and iride~'cnt trim
ming in gift silver. steel. black and colors-
reduced from T5c. aud 81 a yard to 12i4c.
yard
Remnants of 1oc. and I2ivc. outings and
faDheiettes-reduced To sac. yard
Remnants Of simpsons blue prints-to 20
at 3Isc. yHrd.
Remnants Of cloaking cloth to go at half
origii al price.
Remnants Of fancy sateens, which were
12i.c., to 80 AT $50. yard.
Wraps cut.
Lot Of tan Irish frIeze and rough black
boU"ia c0ats-reduced from 81 and SO TO
S3.48 each.
lot OF tan. navy. green and black kersey
eCats-hias. fly and tight-ftting fronts
trimmed with marten fur and braid; also
lot Of black bouCle jackets. with military
front. reduced from s.. 50 aud SO, to
S5.75 each.
10 AMI 3O-inch wool seal and astrakhan
fur and seal capas reduced from SlJ to 50
each.
30 iGch electric seal capes. with marten
fur collar and cdsing reduced from S2J to
s1a.
u inch genuine astrakhin cspcs. trimmed
with marten fur. all satin lined reduced
from $. 20 g. S5.Is
Six infants long eiderdown coats, trim
med with angora fur, reduced from 81 to
&C.. each.
Evening star., 1897-01-07

I'll ann taking Terralfne
for an old chronic bron-
chial trouble, from which
l have suffered for many
years, and | find it a very
valuable remedy. 1 have
also prescribed it for
others, with the same
beneficial results"
ALBERT DAY, Md,
Al waltham ST.. Boston.
''Having tried Terraline
thoroughly with my wife
for an old and stubborn
bronchial cough, and 1
myself having also used
Terraline for bronchial
asthma, with which 1 ann
troubled, 1 assure You
that we have nothing but
praise to say of this
splendid medicine. Ter
raline is the best and
most prompt and effec=
tual remedy i'm old and
hard coughs and asthma
that can be administered
to suffering humanity"
N. MILLER, n.D.,
Stockton, Cal.
"Terraline is a most
excellent remedy for
treating lung diseases; it
works better than Cod
Liver Oil, and the pa
tients like 1T, and there is
mo difficulty i'm getting
them to take it, -
w. A. Hubbard M. ID. ,Ph. r.,
40 West Cedar St. Boston. Mass.
''l prescribed Terraline
for a young lady who had
wela=defimed symptoms
of incipiemt consump=
tion; she has just finished
the first bottle, and the
effects are very pleasing
and emcouragimg.'
A. p. BANFIELD, Md,
Buchanan, Ky.
silly wife uses Terra
lime for the baby when
ever lit catches cold and
it acts like a charm==it
stops the cold immedi=
ately.''
Z. G. CLAYTON, n. d.,
Mcpherson. Kan
ssI find excellent results
from the use of Terralime
i'm all kinds of colds or
wherever Cod Liver Oil
would be used. Stub
born coughs yield to it,
DIR. e. w. SMITH.
No. 13 Walker ST, Atlanta Ga
OF DRUGGISTS ONLY.
ONE DOLLAR.
Evening star., 1897-01-07

Remnants Of golden tinsel drapery re-
.luced from To-. to 5t,c. ward.
Evening star., 1897-01-07

dozen ail-Iincn huck towels reduced
f-nr,, In. tn ..l..iI-
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Remnants Of sin-l" and double faced col
oraI canton hann-is reduced to 6i.c. yard.
Evening star., 1897-01-07

Is children's Ferris waists - slightly
solied-re,iuCed from -. to 12lac. each.
Evening star., 1897-01-07

Six eidcr,iovn wrappers-sizes 3s and 10
were 81 9S-reduced 10 81 ~ each.
Evening star., 1897-01-07

IL wonen's co-Sets Of one Of the most
celebrated makes-sizes =, and 30-reduced
from Toe to 3ac.
Evening star., 1897-01-07

90 flannel waists green. black, red and
navy-not all sizaS-plain and fancy trim
u-,l--pduced from 81 and 81 % to 79c. each.
Evening star., 1897-01-07

Lot Of passsmenterir and iride>'ent trim
ming in gilt. silver, steel. black and colors-
reduced from Toe aud 81 yard to 12izc.
yard
Evening star., 1897-01-07

1t is known to all medical men at
least that Uric Acid causes Bright's
Disease of the Kidneys, Gout, Rheum-
atism, Eczema, certain forms of Dys-
pepsia and Neuralgia, Nervous Pros
tration, &C., &c. This being the case,
It goes without saying that an agent
that dissolves and eliminates Uric
Acid from the blood must be a potent
remedy in these and all other iIls--
and they are many--having their
origin in an excess of Uric Acid In the
blood.
BUFFALO lITHIA WATER
Is Is for sale by Groters and Druggists generally.
Pamphlets Oh application
Proprietor,
Buffalo Lithia Springs, Va.
W. 5. THOMPSON. Agent, 7Os 18th NV. It
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1897-03-27
Gents
FURNISHINGS.

Our line of mems line cOlOred shirts
is 10y far stronger than we have shown.
We have some exceptional good values
ut 4Sc, 69c, 75c and Csc.
Mems short bosom unlaundrird white
shirts ut 4Sc, are extra good quality,
made of Fruit of Loom muslin and 8
ply linen bosom and bands.
We have just opened The finest and
best line of gents 25c neckwear ever
brought 10 Lexington.
Those new Puff Scarf and Foui-in-
Hands at 4Sc are warm members.
Mems seamless mixed sox ribbed top
ut 4, 4 and sc pair.
Mems Topsy fast black seamless half
hose at S cts.
Compare our I5c, = for %. fine i'm
ported TOpsy last black half hose with
the regular pc values offered other
places.
Mems gauZe undershirts. Is and l9c,
We are showing some splendid values
in mems fancy and plain cream bal
briggan shirts and drawers at 25c.
Mems u~nbleached drilling drawers
10, % ane 3Sc, all extra good values.
Gents belts from 25 to As els. ,
We show the best line of mems
working shirts aud overalls in town.
Overalis from pc to 75c.
Mems celluloid collars &c. cuffs Zoe.
We have just received u spring
line of hats and have some excellent
values la show you in these. Mems wool
hats from 24c up.