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Paint and Painting.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

AS a filler and putty, some painters
use plaster of Paris, mixed with weak
glue, to the consistency of putty.
Putty can he kept soft by covering
!, with water, or, still better, with lin
seed oil. Any good putty will harden
on exposure.
To test the durability of colors in
paint, apply a coat to strips of thick
paper and nail them on the wall, ex-
posed to the strongest possible light.
Over one-half of the sample or sam
ples of color, fasten heavy paper, ex-
cluding all light After a few weeks
remove this covering and note the
difference in the exposed and unex-
posed portions.
AS a rule the fewer colors used in
making a shade the more likely it is
to endure.
Painting damp wood imprisons the
moisture and induces dry rot.
If paint cracks around the edges of
putty it was applied while the putty
was wet and soft
To make a sticky painted surface
hard, rub 1t with japan and turpentine,
using a stiff brush.
If your brush was not cleaned at the
proper-time. and has become hard, put
it in linseed oil and heat the oil until
the dried paint is loosened.
Pigments that contain sulphur, such
3 cadmium yellow, ultramarine, or
kings yellow, should never be mixed
with white lead. Sooner or later black
sulphide will form, discoloring the
paint.
From a sanitary point of view paint
ed walls are best; the worst is a pa
pered wall.
OF all drying oils linseed oil pos
sesses the greatest pliability, and
when dry the greatest elasticity and
hardness.
Raw llnseed oil is one of the best
cleaners for removing paint from the
hands and face. When freely used it
prevents poisonous paints from en-
tering the system through the pores
of the skin.
To make a red wash for brickwork
of Venetian red, use buttermilk or
skim milk. The cheapest thing in the
end to use with the pigment is linseed
oil, because more durable
Dry burnt umber mixed in vinegar
makes a good walnut stain, as does
also one pound of dry Venetian red
mixed in one quart of turpentine and
one point of asphalt.
Two ounces of dragons blood dis
solved in one quart of turpentine, gives
a good mahogany stain.
For making material for wax finish
on floors and furniture, shred up fine
with a knife beeswax and mix in tur-
pentine. Place in a pot, and this pot
in another vessel containing water
Melt on a stove. There should be suf-
ficient wax to make a thick paste
Rub into the wood with a flannel pad
If there is no objection to darkening
the wood, coat it with linseed oil thir-
ty-six hours before waxing.
When mixing tints in the light, it
must be remembered that the color
will not appear quite the same in
partly darkened room.
All light tints are more or less af-
fected by the application of clear var
nish over them. 1t is better to mix
little of the color in the varnish.
Gold japan" advertised as "the best
roof paint" is simply asphaltum and
pitch.
The painter who commences work
without having good meal greatly
increases the chances of suffering from
lead poisoning. The danger is slight
under ordinary conditions.
A fine reddish brown can be given
to maple, or good yellowish brown
to oak or fir, by the application of
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what appears a spoon-shaped elonga-
tion at the top. This spoon-shaped af-
fair is really a free stone of immense
size nicely poised at the top. This
peak rises more than 300 feet higher
than the rest of the mountain. Early
in the present century Peter Bot'
(Pierre Bott) ascended this peak, but
lost his life in trying to descend. Hencn
the name of the mountain. Other tray
elers have been more successful.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1899-01-31
Shall Porto Rico he a state?

Our public men are trying to decide
what action should be taken regarding
the status OF Porto Rico. We have
never before had 10 deal with a SINH
lar condition. Neither have we ever
had such n reliable medicine for dys-
pepsia. Indigestion and nervousness as
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. II makes
strength to resist future attacks.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1899-01-31
a ilr MlII.

The Stora Kopparberg company of
Falun, which utilizes the immense
water power Mt Domnarfvet, in the
province of Dalecarlia. southern Swe-
den. for its Bessemer steel works there,
has just started the largest paper mill
iii Europe. The mill begins with an
output of 100 tons daily.
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Mountain Of pierre Rott.

An illustration of the mountain Of
Pierre Bott accompanies this article.
The mountain is one of the noted sights
in the island of Mauritius, formerly
knows as the Isle de France. Refer
ence to the cut will show a remarkable
formation. A peak shoots up with
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1899-01-31

Returns just issued show that last
year one English ship-buildinG firm
made the record of launching T61 com
mercial vessels of 1867 40 tons dis
placement. and forty-one warships Of
1850 tons. These figures never Were
equaled before in Il single year.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1899-01-31

All. every guest within his heart hide:
well
The tale ne never got chance to tell.
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"Hopkins is the meanest man on earth. It
why" 81 rode down town with him
this morning and let him tell me all about
his sufferings with the grip, but when
began TO tell mine he got on the car"
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1899-01-31

Your portrait was n failure2" Yes.
but l told the artist to paint an old-fash-
Toned froclz on 1t so l could hang it up
as an ancestor.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1899-01-31

Dropsy treated free by DR.. II. II.
Green's Sons. Of Atlanta, Ga. The great
est dropsy specialists In the world. Read
their advertisement in another column
of this paper.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1899-01-31
Hen,fh Cor Ten Cents.

Cascarets make bowels and kidneys act
naturally, destroy microbes, cure headache,
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1899-01-31

At the time of the discovery of
America the rank of Peruvian lady
might be determined by the size of
the ring she wore in her nose.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1899-01-31

Poor Swickles thoroughly enjoyed
life" Eyes, he enjoyed II so much that
people are getting up a fund for his
widow and children"
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81 have received strange news from
my son in the klondke." Has he got
rich2" No. but man who saw him up
there said he was working
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1899-01-31

a drop of ink. the poet writes, makes
millions think.
a drop of ink, 1 here declare. makes mil
lions swear
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1899-01-31

Are you much rushed now. Foozer?"
"Rushed2 II l We're TO die tonight my
employer would expect me to come down
town tomorrow and work until the hour
set for the funeral
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1899-01-31

Conversation is only the art OF talking
back" Not much: conversation is the
art of getting somebody to listen to you.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1899-01-31

''I believe Katharine is older than she
says she is" 'Wny2" she has the
shoulder-shawl habit"
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1899-01-31

Richards Magic Catarrh Expellant Co.
Omaha Neb. Write for particulars.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1899-01-31

The mails are always heaviest early
In the year. "Of course. everybody 1!
sending duns to everybody"
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1899-01-31

You use soap in the laundry every
week. Try Diamond &C" Soap. next
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1899-01-31

1--WE are terribly cramped for spaC.. in
our fiat" THAT so?' Yes. we even
have to use the family skeleton for hat
rack"
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY q

Take Laxative Bromo Quiuine Tablets. All
druggists refund tho money II IL falls 10 cure
sc The genuine has l.. b 9, on each tablet
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1899-01-31
DECORATED ENGLISH
DINNER SET.

This Illustration represents our Deeorat.
ed English D.1ner Set. There are 100
plates u desert plates. L. soup plates, u
cups and saucers, u fruit Saucers, Il indi-
vidual buffers l pickle. gravy. covered
dishes, l open dish. ! l0-lnch platter. l ID
inch platter. l covered butter. ! sugar, l
cream. l bowl. our price for this elegant
set is only 50 As 1t must be sent by
freight or express. the receiver to pay
freight charges. Cut this out and address
the JOSLlN DRY GOODS CO.
Denver. Colorado.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1899-01-31

1.-THE book of the yearl" that's cas-,
enough
No "gadhy" or "knighthcod" contains tn,
real stuff
'Cyrano" or "Aylwin' car, fill up .ht
lack
The book of the year is the old almanac
Richards Magic Catarrh Expellant Co.
Omaha, Neb Write for particulars.
MY wife locks the front door anc
then l lock it." Whats that for?' -
don't propose to have her get me out o.
warm bed to go down and see If she has
locked II.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1899-01-31

Richards Magic Catarrh Expellanr Go
Omaha, Neb. Write for particulars.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1899-01-31

Six fine silver plated knives free to
users of Diamond &C" Soap. Ask your
grocer.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1899-01-31

What prevented you from marrying
Hiss TimminsY' II wrote her a proposal
which she never received" Didn't the
postmaster deliver it2' mo; l forgot to
mail the letter"
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1899-01-31

Pisos Cure for Consumption has been
IA God-send to me.-Wm. b. Mcclellan,
Chester, Florida, Sept. Il, 1895.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1899-01-31

JAN
SWANSON RHEUMATIC
sm in
haven for medic does
S o
then
the hndandcau
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Mrs. winsrou.s sootn,nr syrup


For children teethinE the reduces infar
ratien allys pain cures wind collie. 25 cents bos:e
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SIX TESTIFY TO ITS TRUTH.

In II
God
Of
DROPS"
heard DROPS
reply without delay VIII @ have done
illnesses to j. E. r s.
Jno. of Siberia, Ind
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Heart Weakne
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OxOf % THREE e. goTas @ Tiles $3.50 Sold en1
Chicago, ILL.,
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R-0cEAH HOTEL 6R5Rsf. 6isRs St. i''H Euro asl
pean plan. Soc 75o and 81 per day Geo \. stein Pro5
SADDLES AND HARNESS. g6TA; I6d6f
Free. Lowest Prices. Fred Mueller lll3- iilg Larimr
BROWN PALACE HOTEL fRs2FqTE5E fiEr Pa65E
TIE BANCROFT BOOK CO.,
successor TO The Chain X Hardy .o ll!i-iS i5th It

TyDGWT0rS =, l.:s..5 ss sH:a;; 5sa9: %
Champa ST. Gen Ag't- BIclseusderfcr Visible
writing, weight six pounds, $500 sent on trial
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Denver Directory.
SsEALS,RUBBER STAMPS Pss sssS%5h, ssg.i.,

OXFORD HOTEL bsp1, nclS St s,ssiy Ssay q@oa Fi4.:
Glass. Popular Prices. hAPPLER IL MORSE
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this week, and would-be guests are still
applying for rooms
The coming week viii give the resort
three OF the most important events of the
n sum annual baby parade. the car
niVai on Wesley lake and american day. -
wren the Junior Order of United American
Mecnanics of New Jersey has its annual
seaside outing
me Wesley lake carnival takes place
tuesday evening. The board of trade of
.his city and the Camp Meeting Association
are conformity planning for the event. The
v va Is to be accompanied by costly
ton Of the lake.
over 5000 pieces of baggage were landed
AT the Asbury Park and Ocean Grove sta
a a,on Iast saturday. This number breaks
twin cities +" vi INC
me complimentary hops extended by the
pToprIetors to the guests of the Coleman
House. Lafayette Hotel Rrrnsuick an5
West End ranked among the most bri,lia n,
paiis ever given here. The ANIMAL chill
drens floral and full-dress carnival AT the
lafayette was held Thursday night. Over
dances. '"e iaiios
The coiored Baptists are holding a ma
,ionai camp meeting at Wanamassa camp.
,W9ca.eo on Deal lake. just west of the
North Asbury Park station The camp is
drawing immense crowds The exhorters
are representative clergymen of the denom-
nation from all parts of the country
among the speakers this week are Rev. w
ington. "
Dr. A. c. Bliss of Washington is SPEND
,ne august at the Coleman. With him are
and Mrs. H. c. Wilson.
captain D. j. Gibbons, a retired officer of
Gladstone e VI III
Matthew o. Coskeny of the Treasury De-
partment is here on his vacation
Bertram Adams of Washington is an Au-
gust guest of the Ienox
A prominent Washingtonian at the Lead
ley is Dr. H. S. Gillou
Rev. w. r. Stricken of Washington is
with Mrs. Stricken spending his vacafion
at the Ashland.
Dr. c. B. Smith and family of Washington
are prominent guests of the Albion.
Other Washington arrivals are:
Brighton-Mr. and Mrs. p M Elkins and
D. Ekins
Sunset Hall-Mrs. Victor Braunstein.
The Washington-Miss A. Berry, Miss NJ.
Leete, Miss E. Leete.
Berlitz-F. W Coud.
Ocean-Mrs. J. w. Davis Mrs R. J.
Jones, F. C. BoIgiano.
Hotel Brunswick-Mr. and Mrs. E j.
Wentworth, Miss Wentworth Miss Edith
Wentworth, Mrs B. Herman, Miss May
belle Herman, K. w. De Belle, Mrs Mary
Rutterworth.
Victoria-Mrs. N. H. Dyer, La Rue Dyer.
Louie E Dyer, Miss Irene C. Dyer.
Norwood Hall-Miss Jennie NJ. Roberts,
Miss Agnes Haslup, John w. Douglass.
Richards House-Mrs. L. P. Williams,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Williams, Miss May
belle Williams, Miss Mary L. Williams.
Brighton. NJ. Emory.
Gladstone-Mrs. A. Leonard, Miss Leon
ard.
Plaza-Mr. and Mrs A. D. Prince, Miss
A. Prince, ]. Curtis Walker. Jennie Y.
Walker.
Fenimore-Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Duffen-
derfer.
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In Menorinm.

SMITH In loving remembrance OF my dear sister,
MARY L. SMITH. who died two years ago
today, August 10. 1897
BY HER SISTER. ANNA " SMITH.
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AT LONG BRANCH.
Military Tournament May Eclipse the
Horse Show

horse snow.
Special Correspondence of The Evening Star
LONG BRANCH. N. j., August o. 1899.
The first annual military tournament.
which Is to take place August 2i p and
70, is absorbing the interest of the thou
sands of summarizes who are Willing away
the time on the spacious piazzas along the
Branch's ocean bluff.
One of the most brilliant social events
that have taken place here for several
years was the summer nights" enter.
tainment at the West End Hotel on Thurs
day evening. 1t took the place of the pro-
prfetors ball, which has heretofore been
the chief attraction at West End. The
Hollywood Hotel is in the midst of its Au-
gust rush. Under the proprietorship of
MIR. John I. Devine this hotel has been
constantly filled with guests since the LIST
OF July. Features of the seasons enioy-
ment there have been the garden parties
Another of these parties will be given one
of the evenings while the military .ourna-
ment is going on.
The Ocean House guests are to be given
treat the coming week. The attraction
Is mammoth cake walk, and for the event
Proprietor w. Irving Davids is to have his
walters at the Charleston Hotel Charles
ton, s. c., here.
c. d. Edelin, is late Washington arrival
at the Hollywood.
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AT OCEAN GROVE.
Camp Meeting Season Will Soor
Reach Its Height.

Special Correspondence of The Evening Star.
OCEAN GROVE. n. j., August 3. 1899.
The leaders of the Camp Meeting Associa-
ton are planning with unusual vigor for
the annual camp meeting which opens next
week. The resort is packed now, and by
the time the camp crowd all get here folks
will be about three layers deep all over
town.
The oratorio of Elijah" with which the
Summer School of Theology came to an end
this evening, attended by 10000 people
They came on special trains from the re-
sorts up and down the coast and from in
land. DR.. Walter Damrosch led the chorus
of GOO voices and the New York Peoples
Choral Union Orchestra.
Gov. Roosevelt. when he was in Ocean
Grove week ago, dropped a dollar bill
into the Methodist collection basket: and
some brother, with head for raising cash.
has suggested that the governors dollar be
auctioned off to the highest bidder. 1t is
authoritatively reported that this is to be
done.
The Methodist Episcopal Church's wo-
mems Foreign Missionary Society opened
its annual meeting here today.
a special service was held on the camp
grounds last Monday for campers of sew
enty years or over 1t was PILGRIMS Day"
and between 800 and $40 of the .'old-timers''
were in attendance.
Capt. William Dubois of Washington is
spending August at the Waverly.
Late Washington registrations at the Car
roilton are Mrs. G. W. Ryder and Miss Mil
dred Ryder.
J. Albert Houghton is a Washington guest
of the Hotel La Pierre
Mrs. George H. Cory is one of the weeks
Washington arrivals at the Arlington
Mrs. George Feldrneyer of Annapolis Md.
Is guest of the Alaska House
W. d. Searles of the civil service commits
Sion Washington, is spending August here
Miss Ida NJ. Rack is a Washington guest
at the Atlantic
Mrs. Henry Baker of Washington.
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RaIl at GIencarIxn.

Special Correspondence Of The Evening Star.
GLENCARLYN, Va, August TO- 1859.
There was a large gathering at Gusts
Hall last evening on the occasion af the
monthly ball of the young mems committee
of this place. Guests were present from
Washington. Alexandria and Falls Church
and many from the county Joined in the fes-
tiyities.
Among those present were Messrs NJ G
Mitchell, Harry Mitchell, Brooke D. Young.
Charles /. Simms, Walter p. Jones, William
H. Young. Richard Magruder, William
Stockbridge, DR.. Backus and others. and
Mrs. H. H. Young, Mrs. NJ. C. Mitchell and
Mrs. Baekus. and the Misses Magrucer.
Steckbridge. White, Stocking. Young and
many others.
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Marriage Licenses

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following:
White-Frank Stecher and Nellie Hem
messy; Michael F. Quincy and Minnie E
Schuh; Walter B. Cornelius and Oracle M.
Shipman; William Donaldson and Mamie
Pasco; Wood Hyams and Lillian V. Nc
Lean; John A. Taff of Pittsburg. Pa. and
Mamie A. Clancy of this city: jeremiah En-
right and Lizzie E. Bailey; Quincy Hall and
Amelia Ludlow, both of Fairfax county.
Va.
Colored-George b. Perry and Susie e
henney; Charles II. johnson and Kate
BLACKWELL; Thomas johnson and Sadie Lee:
Anderson Ward of this city and Lizzie Car
Ter OF East Orange, y. J.: Realm w. Lam
caster of Beltsville, Nd. and MARY n Cor
Don Of this city; William T. Barbour and
May f. Saunders
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Hotel Arrivals.

Ariington-J. C. James. Havana, Cuba:
Warren Roosevelt. New York
Ebbitt-J. c. Sturgeon. Erie, Pa: A. V.
"adhans. United States navy; W. V. judi
son. United States army: A. C. Shaw. New
York; j. l.. Ketcham, Indianapolis.
Metropolitan-R- A Taylor Richmond
Va: S. c. Harding. oberlin, Ohio; A.
Blackburn, New York
National-J. II. ID. Rowan. Trenton. ". J.;
r. c. Linsley, West Virginia; c. H. War
Va
Raleigh-o. A. Michel, New York: C.
dumas. Matanzas, Cuba; ]. w. Hopkins.
richmond. Va; H NJ. Duncan. London,
ENGLAND: r. b. Norton, Essex, Mass
Riggs-James Black, Kansas City; W. r.
Wood. Cincinnati
Shoreham-C. d. Robbins, Pittsburg: A.
e. Hutchins, Providence. r. l.
wellington. w. Hutton. Detroit: II. l..
mccoy. ST. Louis; G. NJ. Davis. Boston.
Wiilard-H. c. Petit. Wabash, Ind; F. A
Dunn, Brooklyn, n. Y.
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h Took Place Today From Her Lnte
Residence ON n Street

The funeral of the late Mrs. Lizzie Beall
Webb took place this morning at 10 O'Clock
from her late residence. las X street. The
service, which was conducted by Rev. Mr..
Paddock, assistant rector of st. Johns
Church. was attended only by the relatives
and few personal friends of the deceased
lady. The honorary pallbearers were
Messrs. 7. Chesley Richardson. B. r. How
ard. James r. Barbour. c. Rabold Colin
Studs and II. Fuller. The coffin was en-
tirely covered with a pail OF exquisite white
flowers. and on IL was laid a garland of
American beauty roses.
Quantities of other flowers made the
enc OF the drawing room great bouquet OF
fragrant bloom.
The interment was made in the family
plot at Congressional cemetery.
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Good Season at This Mountain Resort.
Special Correspondence of The Evening Star.

SPoSioi correspondence OF Inc Evening Star,
BRookSIDE, w. Va, August Z, 1899.
Brookside is now enjoying a gay and pros
porous season. A progressive euchre party
of eleven tables was held in the Music Hall
Wednesday evening, and silver novelties
were given as follows: The first lady's prize
was secured by Miss Eva Gilbert of Wash
ington, D. c., and the second by Mrs. Tur-
ner of Philadelphia; first and second gen.
tlemen's prizes were secured by Mr.. Linden
OF washington and Mr. Mclaughlin of
Philadelphia. After the presentation of
prizes refreshments Were served and dane
ing followed. A novelty party Friday even
ing was a great success. A clover hunt.
straw rides and corn roast are the at,
fractions of next week, besides the usual
tri-weekly hop in the ball room. Among
the recent Washington arrivals during the
last week are Mrs. P. F. Happ, NJ. and
Mrs. w. j. Fowler and daughter Miss Ben
jamin, Mrs. and Miss Brooks, Mr. David
Wolfe Brown, wife and daughter and H.
Hobart Nichols.
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MARRIED.

DeM0i1I-kERSHAW. At New York October g.
1875, ELLEN V. KERSHAw to THEODORE
q. DeMOLL.
STECHtR-HENNESSY. At st. Aloysius Church
on August 8, 1888. by the Rev. L. ]. O'Con-
nell. 5. j., Miss NELLIE HENNESSY aud Mr.
FRANK SrBCHE1s. both Of Washington DC {.
lDkiDGE-HoPk1NS. At Upper Marlboro.
Md, August ., 1889. ELLEN s. daughter 81
Daniel W. Hopkins TO GEORGE b. WOOL
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Applies for Divorce.

On the ground of alleged drunkenness
and cruel and abusive treatment, Annie
KRAFT. through Attorney E. F. Colladay.
late yesterday afternoon filed writ for
diNorce against Philip Kraft The couple
three children.
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Two horses attached to a wagon. the
property of Charles Hubbard of No 2ll X
street northwest, ran away from the corner
OF 9TH and II streets northeast about Q
o CLOCK last night Policeman Vanderschaaf
OF the ninth precinct caught the horses at
street northeast The wagon was
broken, but no other injury was done
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An Established Fact

An absolute cure for sick headache,
malaria, sour stomach, constipation,
dyspepsia, biliousness and kindred
diseases.
TUFTS LIVER PILLS
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BRANSON. On August s. 1899, at Providence
Hospital. Mrs. VIRGINIA BRANSoN (nee
Phippsl.
Funeral will take place from her sons residence,
4S9 q street southwest, on Friday morning al
8 O'Clock. Friends and relatives invited In
terment at st. Barnabas cemetery, Prince
Georges county 2s
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AS AsBURY PARK.
Many WashfngtOnians Enjoying the
Pleasures-Late ARRIVAL

Pieasures-Late Arrivals
speciai correspondence Of The Evening Star
ASBuRY PARK, N. j., August o, 1899.
Founder Bradley's seaside city is liter
any packed with summarizes. and the in
nux OF arrivals still continues unabated
Hardly dozen OF all the hotels and board
ing houses here-and there are about 175 OF
them-that have not beon refusing ruest,
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A Clear Head;

good digestion and ripe old age
are some of the results of the use of
TUFTS Liver Pills.