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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-09-16

10 our business IS IN The pleasing OF our
customers, 50 as 10 have them repeat ttstr
cAh f"y reliable footwear A.
sans shoe Store.
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SANS SHOE srosg

Is sun SiYing present with every pair
OF sthon, shoes. Goods warranted a. :,
qfahty and price. Equal TO the bss,.
Sans Shoe store
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THE TRUSTS

are elevatirg the prices on everything.
shoes NOT excepted; but our prices hold
for The selsor as hey are. a uss:ll RES
ent with every pair OF school shoes. Goods
guaranteed as represented.
Sans Shoe sore.
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NATIONAL GRADED COURSE ON
PIANO

Special courses on mandolin and VIA,
taught at Mrs. divers school can ,hts
"eek-Rooms e69-l0 Burnett building.
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Get your School Books and Supplies 4.
day at Haneoek's. 1915 Congress.
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THE ppoE11

Clothes pressed, 81 Paekard's Troy
Laundry.
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dry
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A., Clothes dyed ST packard's Troy Laqn,
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READ HIS EDITORIAL.

From the Times, Hinstllle, Va.
l suffered with dIarrhoea for long TIM
and thought was pas; being cured. b.
spent much time and money and spfsrs
so much misery that l had almost decidk
TO give up all hopes Of recovery and asii
the result, but noticing the advertisemsf
AZ Chamberlain's Collie. Cholera an
DLarrhoea Remedy and also some test
nonials stating how some wonderful ours
had been wrought by this remedy, dtI
cIded TO try it, After taking few dose
was entirely well of that trouble, aill
l wish 10 say further TO my readers ~
fellow-sufferers that am hale ~
hearty man today and feel as well q I
ever did in my life.--o. R. Moore. sclilI
by all druggists.
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For School Books and Supplies 90 TO
Haneock's, 1913 Congress.
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sAul0 h0oks. skals Books a. Haaeoes. !.
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A WONDERFUL CURE
OF DIARRHoEA.

A PROMINENT VIRGINIA EDITOR
Had Almost Given Up. But Was Broust,
Back to Perfect Health by Chambs!
laiu's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoa1
Remedy.
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This ended the cross-examInation. hut
IN answer TO a question from his co,,nsa,
the witness stated that he had authorized
ar. Sears to see the State superintendent
ana submit the matter 10 him. "of nv
OWL khowlfdge, said Prof. Barnett ~
40 not know what was done
Mr' Sears asked that Mayor Rrashea-
take the stand again.
Mas there. asked Mr.. Sears. "any
attempt made TO place Prof. Barnett m
dentf'' ~ snpetinSsh-
There was" replied the MAYOR. "a,
my own knowledge can not say who was
"a possession az that time. but from hear
say, ! can state that II was Prof Kim.
nroush A janitor whom sent N H.
Hign school to Investigate reportsd ~
me that the doors OF the building wers
closed and barred on the inside .
SFoss-eNamined: Yes presume thar.
- room set aside for the use OF tho All.
penntendent BY the board =
Redirect: The city had possession n,
me school property under the board o!
by what authori.y'" demanded NJ.
.By authority Of the law
DO you consider this an independen,
scneoi district" continued Mr.. Coleman
/ Well. now said the mayor. az Wi,
want my legal opinion on the subject 7
can give II 10 you
ar. coleman. amidst considerable mer-
necessary. NY 20
I = see you refer to 1t as an independent
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-05-25
Grcurfsoucu saGD Ocr SeesGEe.
9iittlommerzMcile mad hem Gsean iibsr Die
Eenn{S!nuntn 2inter.

@eripuea Die iid) natb cinem an9rneDmcn @ocn ieb=
nen. lt bort the Sol1mer iSeseiI 5n ncrhrin9elt
miro Die slnfinoioun9 utcreiiiren, bQB Grcuriionrn
nab BET Seetlite AMI ~ Nngnt ber Die YennlDipania
Sinien ttaitfinoen merben
sDdDreub Der lebten 5mei sa,Ions ln9en 6rerlioren
5 niebrgen yubrretben iber blce httefte orgeben0e
Gonie ualD Dem Seean pele frDble &eute onn Yunt=
Ten lit Suoiaua lllb Sbo noc sebn Der uuseGenbitcn
See geiorteu on Der atlantll0en &iiite tefbrbcrt
ndnli6p sltloutic @ip, Cape Otap slagleea, aDolpn
$opap 9eadb, Ocean eitp Sea Ss!e Sip, attibppob
ytep oycrIep. Mebobob. Sci, uno Ocean Gitb, 9)tb
Sic Grrurionen fit ben Spmmcr pon 1889 lperbcn
lpieberiim Die Geiegenhelt b.een, GudD erriIdeuDen
Dgeal=YaoenS uno 8optobrens 81 erireuei, iope bic
Geelnft III geeBen Hno bic ptecn Mtraftipnen, lpo=
tir bic Seefie teriibint lit, 81 lrben.
GrcnriiunS 4icfets merbeu nerfaIft mad ben oehH
oenanlten te5onberuoen Gee Heprten 6S miro
6iees cine ousga5eiduete eeoenbeit ien fir cine @er
guigunesreiic nada Der Sec. Wtittiommer 1T bic
e5aiDu fir Icien itb bic Bldte bieten beni CONNER
9eluder beIpn oers piee Ntratgtphen. Ser Sabrpfes
miro ouberproentlid ntebrlg ein. nno Die aldtebr-
Yripenieit gelten fir Die Iblden 3e3utogS SSerle1
Sraeno Seinaub Der isb an bieier Yr9nisail9sreiie
nod Der Seeflite 81 bebeillgsn pinldbt fann oaInr
Wprfebrungen treffen. inbem er bel u y NrGtt bem
Gidet atqenteu IN 9iem Bbobelphlo norlprttbt poer
ficb mt g. g. Gilpn. benz 8iitritt Hanagter Agen=
ten II, gtttsbur9 i'll Werbinbnns ielt.
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Ger 0r,,nO 31tr aicbe.


Moruut MeRinlsp trpB allen ilno AZ
lem, mas Mlaer fih ibon bat su Gbul-
ben tonlneu IaiIsn. in1nlsr nod an Die-
lem felibdlt. erfldrt Der QOuispile 9ln=.
asiger ,pis fDI9t:
Nullel W. Niger, gY Opuperneurs
'pon Mibi9an, itanlnlt aus Ohio uno
mar Elm iiltillter Jrennb pona Gbarles
sSOlfer, uon GDlfOria, Gbio, frii1ersn
Gongrebnulitl ltito friibereiii 9oiBer-
ilenr BON Dbio nno 5habamtsIetretdr
i'm Cabinet BON genlamin Darriion.
Niger III Dielfaher Wiiliondr, ipahreno
sSciter Dor eilligen eSabren iii @elbnD=
then oeratben mar. Ganlals fam ibm
gllaer su 6iilfe. gls MeRinlep feline
prdIioenten=@amgoan begGnn. iieuer-
te Mlaer freigebis Die n0tbigen 6Dnbs
bel. Serr Dfcainlep luuroe 9epdblt,
unb 9llser tuollte 3rieasiefretar iperoen.
Serr Mtcainlep soaerte. 9tber 9anna
tppllte in ben 5enat uno Der Prdlibent
lofte ssSobn Sherman bon ieinem Sib
i'm Senat IN bas Cabinet. 9iun hing
Die Grnennung 0anna's gum Senator
bonn 8ouperneur Softer ab. Der es in
Der Dano bate. oud ipdter 6nnna's
Wabl burh Die 2eeislatur 81 perhin=
bern. Softer Derlanete als yreis Die
grnennuna Mlaers sum Grieaslefretar
urb iein Yerb!eibeN i'm Mmte sudbreno
bes geiammten 3erlnins, fails 0anra
als iein eiaener Nahfclser in ben ST.
not ermdblt iperoen ipiiroe. 9ieles Btr=
iprehen ipuroe GeNeben. 2llaer muroe
Gsieasfefretar. Softer ernonnte Morf
6anna gum Nabfplaer Sbermans in
ben 8unosslenat. Gonn nuroe 0an=
na fir einen tpeiteren Serlnin BON feds
Sabren ermdblt, unO bamit 6errn 9ll=
eersStellum fir bier ipeitere Sabre 9e=
lihert. yout @ontraft.
Serr gamma Edit jebei, politiIden
Contract, uno Der grdlibent tblt mas
Nonna Mil. sSfl oielem Null 1T oas
ibmerslih fir Die &epublifaner. 9lber
menn litb Die neber5cuauna einmal
ga5n ce, ,hen :5aben miro. meroen lie
pielIeid,t aus Gampaone=8riinoen nod
einise quite geiten an oerrn s!laer flil=
ben. sSnoeB bas 1T ibre 6abe. Sin
uns bonoelt es lid) nur borum, Der
,, 2eiern Die @riinoe fiir nas Ieiiholter
bes grdlioenten al leinem oSleiaelpidbt'
mitSutbeilgl.
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9icr 1T Die grpfse l1ebcrraie1Dmn9

GtmaS ipDDoll man nod ME
gebDrt,
S4.7'
fiir ean5 tuollenc 6errenar5iige,
Bic friiger nie perfaaft wuroen
inter $12,O0.
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81. @!iItorb- Wsitbell in @licagp
bat auseereanet, DUB bDon Beripnen, Die
I'M poriaen Sabre in Chicago ourb
Selbltmoro enoetell, 2l prosent iib
mittelIt GarbplIaure aus oer gBelt
ibailten, uno oaB in Nep Dnrf, Brnof=
lpn uno Gbieaao iid) suiammen 364
gerIonen lnittelit GarbOlidure bergiite=
ten. @rflart miro oirie Ipioerbare Gr=
ldeiuung Damit, 0aB Die oem gerfauf
ppn anoern Giftett tpies gtrienif, glau=
sIdnre etc. allierlssten aeIebliheE ge=
ihrdnfungen Die Seibifnorocanoio
barauF brahten, lid Der Rarbplldllre sll1
beDienell, beren Werfoaf feinerlei BezE
.iAfdniunsen urtsrluprien lit.
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Sclud)t Minot.a aafc
Gin angens1mer Gunner ,afcn far siube. Grips
lung unn Mnterbaitnng.

Stn nngtTeDrte SDmmefs pafeN tar WuDe, Srgps
lung nnn lnterbai!ung.
genuua Safe 5lloiaua lit Gin ansiebeaber Son,ulcr
Saien an Den BeinlDpaniu &inieu nabc gSaraip, Sn-
hiann. NlS Der StB Der 9Snona aIiembiD nno Spnl=
ner Gdie bat bieler GeIort leDr Dncll on Bppuari.
tat Sngeupmmen. Gie 6eMadaten @efbeilerin9en ouf
ben 5lpei Sounperr Acres romantilden pl5anoe5 mel
dies lid uabesu -5lpei Wteilen eem hd)en nfer poa
gHiilona Safe etileit berrltden Waiierbett entang
eritredt i)lieBcn ollie Weqnemll1telten retren ref
aiaeuebnem slufenthalt ein. 9inreenbc sSaelitdten
jtrD pprbanoen fit beriebigenbe lnterDaltIe a l0s
biueu Juen III BEN tequennlen 1ptel ipelreS an be
eienbobn- 5tattDn an Gingonge 81 bem Hiobe ans
uBt poer in lcb0nen eptogeS pber III 3clten, fp.e es
aepill1i1t pirb. Ser Gingan9 sur Ylaec itoBt an
bie d)bne Citation ppn 98inona Safe oil oer Sort
8apie 9tpute an.
ridt nit Gube unb GrbpuHg perbtltoeu molten. mrs
ben YBiipua Safe ben ibealen Yab 5tr Gtdrtnng pes
@eIte5 unb abrpers bird Geehrenbe unterDaltnng,
Stubiua uno eeinnobetbrtuaenhe @rhouug rneen-
Ser lnterricDt Der CONNER Sdnte ltebt nntcr ber
Mnf5itbt ippDl6efaltIter 2eDrer. Sic Gplie9e &uie
iisIb nit al ben nDtbigen YarapperaaleN perielen
has groBe Nub,tprunt. IN lneltben prpntncHte Jen=
rer ludbreno Der Cation 9eb0rt merbci tDnne hat e
nen SiBrall pm 5000 Aub 1T Der BiaB mt etnfm
Nnpbs Deater aenllbabn uib nT6eren Syattaenf flir
at5ettiden 3ettpartrciD neriebe Sns yildcu gaoem
unb SpntfaDreu lit iein, Sie pieien @pptsn sebbrsn
Gie gatip,l ppn 1899 miro am Is. Wsoi ernTfuet
geaitienb alt belei SatlnI meroelI a Den NenniDs
paia 2inien Grcurplts etS nit l5 aGgen onitlgz
fst Derfault Sic fbunen erDalen sueroci lpaDrsno
Der M}pnate Mai Snri Sult uno Mngnlt. Scr Wers
failf Der @apn observation-disclosures begnt nn ID Wlat
ltno pirb tdgli0 fDrtaeebt bis sna l3, Strenper.
Cation Grclir.pnstttsts 1iao oiita 5lr Gndtebr BIS
ann Is. Geptenlber
Wpie @usfunt iber Bic attrastisnen in, .idlDnem
inDna4 il osr asu.olp aao SDHa'srlsplils !, pig. e
Dicfcp Sefretdr sinoua 2afe Sub abreiiireH etlt=
aelbeiten iber GreMrpnsrnte, &babrSselt eer Sllae
@ iSna p9 aassr nm MS B ysas a as sbsTe Ssr
Mlfiitent General ailenger Agent Yttsbnrgb Ba er.
| 1aitsn perpen y
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Siitet Guf, bpr Galber eegen aatdrrb. bte
auetllber entbalten, ba Auedflber fitaer ben StnH
bes Gerus serf5ren nab bas san8e Spifem p0ns 3era
rntten pirb, tpenn es bur bte ialeiuisen SberHden
etnbrtnst Gple Mrtite pnten nte auber auf Wersrba
uuns gut berufener Ner3te sebranat rerben, ba ser
eaaben ben e anrtateu, sebnmaiio srpb TT alS bas
Ouie, bas Sbr bappn ersteIea fbnntet. SalpS aaa
tarrbsaur, fabri5trt BON S. s. Gbenep & Co.,
EpIebo, s., en.balt fetn AuedIber nnb wtrb tnnsrs
lid senomnem, nnb ptrtt btreft auf BITE faIeiutseH
Sberfadben bes Gritems. Wenn Sbr Soaas aatarrbs
Sur fauft, feib aer, bab SIR BITE dte befDnmt. Ste
tpirb iuuerli4 senpmmeu unb In TpIebp, Shto, bon
8. 8. GbeGep & CD. semaAt.
E-gertauft BON alien Hpptbefern, Rsets IS Geuts
bic EsaiGe.
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mMnnomm
pdgfn
rmme
atmmlur
hmmt
bNHnN
hhmMn lnmmGnfs nfsnnhpQ. -
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2puis Monaolo, geliber elmer
Mirtbldaft III Dantnn, liegt auf ben
500 Darllieoer an elmer GhuBtpnnbe,
Die Il leincr 8elauptiina ilah BON lina
1ucos, isiner 0an5bdlterIll, erbaiten
bat.
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Derlangt. Sic Nelp pbilaoelplia
Ssnmber So. bat III ibyer 0pbelmiible.
sunb ibreln Bauaefhdft cine bpll ltdnoi9e
e51aemiiple eiu9erihtet lnb luirD Gun-
oenarbeit fAnell llil0 .gat beIOrat. 0iz1
lforU=, GiAslaz, Gid)en=, llllo part= Doll
a(lgr glrt in 6tiinlnen poer ats Bau1ols
miro qefauft.
@predt bei illls Dnr
9lep pti!ansIp aia M 2unbsf Go.
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Aenerasit friftbss Bier ante ageiue ann Nioubre.
Netieiloe tnen Qtte uerfualft n1p hat s}eypfs9nsg
III cine pplSnpItd mial Iprebe tst Grlnhyid nor
lsb itberaeRAe I'D aflbik s
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Slaue Serge Z ylnaii9e fit
6erren, nibt Die billi9e 5ortd
Die SIR an9e5eist finoet, ioaoer1
garantirt ais BON 8ammgar|
gemabt,
$50.
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laeberrasOeaeoe spesialit6te,e.

gadbno oem groB @erauf Die ten po neoe aema
fen 9nsuQe fir peroufn. Dben mo SO ~ merD
mno {uo bon onon Stores menier ueauf woroen.
ssir peoufen audi darS eo nsHae Die in anoesn Stores W
uno 81 so pau M t0ni Cure Iuspa tnen ur 81 20
Mnoe bubbe ysree anHae wdbreno os gertaufs r $500
225 uno 3 SO
m gepoenen Nsqen ur iun 2sute i'm aer pon IL BIS ~ a
no Mn,uoe ppn Gafmer Go anoerem Maal DubO ar=
ni s fpoenoen 8rlen 2.25 200 1926, $50, 400 45o
500 80 uno $50 De gle atsn iht Die 3s ois Serfaul5
Gnouansuae, ST. 90 gore fir 6oc.
Gnbeansige, Die ST. 25 Sort fir 74t.
Gioeransloe, Die $45 Sort fir 98c
GinoeransiQe Id6nem Rulmier mertb $50 nr loV ~
Ginoeronuae 50or gema $3.50 800 $50 4S no Aoo
Gft Mdnerboin nrol n ~ Gents psrtau1 pfo
uabreno Dieem Gerauf fir SO Gents.
Ghe g4nnerDon Scans ghert mdbreno oen %crau S
Nrbeibon Mdnner on rs @ents, BET b1em Gfraf ooe.
Mrbeibpu dnn ionh $00, bel belem Sertont dol.
6pnntaosben Ddnner on $l50 bel blen 9etanf 9os
gpnntaashpen fir Mdnner, onf $500 bel oele srau
gpnntaas1n H Ndnnr lpnf $3.50 bel oplem srtoh
eonntaas6on fir Ndnn ion So co. bel oem srfau 81 9o B
epnntaospn fir GRdner ipnf s375 BET oe Srtau
eonntaashon fir Mnner onf s. $500 bel osm San $500
llmterfleioer far N2amner.
6pmner lntbpn unb llnter1emon per Stud yt
gobriaan lntDpn unterbemben per 0nd a'l
on gobroan nerhon uno ntrbenoen per sd & ~ uno oe
hDn lln!ereioer oenm enlan Tomo ~ 20 no SAo
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llmtereleioer fitr Mdmaaer,

araara
ep
13aros Gnpreis Keoer O5eh or Store Der Satisfaction 9bt
6 st sedRnec gNladpia Ohio hdDu @rmdess s9apor
Muherotm babeu mir G0f Yis6nr Nem Gane Tnn n Yar
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Gtmas nnerb5rtes
S6,ss

fiir l66ne blaue nno ldwar5e
gan5 ,poaene 5errenan5ii9e pom
belten &ammgarn frii6er lie
perfaitft tnter $1,000.
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Nies lit Der bette pIob gum Gnfaufe pDn Gpeaerei.
uonren iub Yropifonen. Dnrd inrtpGbrenbe neue
Genbnn9en mrb bic MuSnabl fetS frifh unb pol,
ftdnbig erbaIen nn6 tperben ale Neitelnngen prompt
amsgefiibrt uio bic Maaren pbue GGtra.yergltung
nab 6nnfe geftefert.
~ 6ir raanOprooufte msrOen bic b5dbiten Marft.
preiie be3nbit.
~ Sprent ppr unb nta1t Cure Ginfdufe lno Sbr
iperbet fiuben, baB bic Waaren bon better Nualitdt
nnb bic Nrsiie biai9 fno.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-10
Xmas Umbrellas
For Ladies or Gents

New ones opened only n few days
ago-Massive Sterling Silver Mount
inSs adorn some-others plain-iAll
the choicest natural wood and other
sticks in every conceivable shape
making altogether the Choicest ar
ray of fine Silk Umbrellas you ever
saw-now sec. them.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-10
ATLANTIC CITY.

Rev. w. Il. Judkins, ID. D., presiding
elder, will hold his first quarterly con-
ference with Ie1Iics' Memorial NJ. L.
Church Tuesday night at S O'clock.
Mrs. Ernest i. LonSworth, of White
stone, Lancaster county, Va, who has
been spending several weeks with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. j. S. Long, OF
Front street, has returned home.
The social announced to take place
at the home of Mir. Frank Fentress ON
Poole street, Tuesday night, has been
postponed on account of sickness in the
family.
Owing to the quarterly conference TO
be held Tuesday night the entertain
ment to be givon by the Ladies' Aid
Society on that evening has been post
poned to Thursday night.
Rev. DR. w. i. Fisher OF Ports
mouth. will preach ut Central Avenue
Baptist Church at II o'clock this morn
ing. The pastor. Rev. j.. Il. Dudley. will
preach at night.
There will be an important meeting
of tile Colley Club ut their club rooms
Monday night. Every member is earn
estly requested TO be present.
\ number OF ladies and gentlemen
are actively engaged in making ar
raneements TO remember the poor OF
the ward with substantial presents dur
ing the Christmas holidays.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-10
AMUSEM EjNTs.
"TaE SIGN oI,THE CROSS.


'"rhe Sign OF the Cross" Wilson Bar
under Nero. with all the magnificent
that have done SO much to make, it one
of the most imoortant productions OF
she day, will be seen at the Academy Of
Music for two nights, beginning jan
uary 22di with matlnees. The company
that will appear is from the Lyric
Theatre. London, and the same that
recently passed through such dreadful
experience owing to the wreciSlng of
the Scotsman, on which they we're
passengers from Liverpool to Montreal.
Charles Dalton, who is one of England's
most powerful young heroic actors,
heads the organization
"A CHINESE ROMANCE"
This Oriental comic opera will be
tho attraction at the Academy of Nu-
sic next Friday and Saturday and Sat
urday matinee. 1t was produced in
Washington last week with great sue
cess and includes many people well
known in this city.
The Post says: 1.-THE production is re-
plete with good music, and number
of exceptionally good specialties. chief
among which were Val Vino, the re-
marakabie Chinese juggler, whose feats
We're wonders of the art. Seldom has
Washington ever witnessed such. exhi-
oilons of acrobatic work as that pre-
scented by the Lenton Brothers. Their
feats were original in design and exc
cuted with more than ordinary ability
The audience last night was one of
large proportions"
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-10
BRAN BLETON.

The Edison Photograph Concert ana
Guessing Contest for the benefit of ST.
Peters p. Il. Church Will take place
at Kim Hall Thursday next at 4
p. IN. A handsome doll will be given to
the one guessing nearest to the num-
Der of seed In pumpkin.
The revival at the Memorial Chris
tian Temple continues with increa sing
interest. The services to-day will be
conducted by Evangelist Hypes. At
1880 a. nj. Il special service will be
held for children of the Sunday, School.
Preaching Mt IL a. 7n., $3.50 D. M. and
1880 u. m. The public is cordially in
vited.
Mr.. C. II. Simpson left for New
York yesterday on business.
Rev. J.. r. Christie, pastor of Spur
seon Memorial Baptist Church, will
preach ut II n. m. to-day on THE
Church and it's Membership in Their
Mutual Relationships" At 7:30 p. m.
his subject will be Not Peace, but
Sword"
Mrs. Mary Evans, of New Bern. N.
G., is visiting her son. NGr. John Evans,
on Sheldon avenue.
At a recent business meeting of the
Park Avenue l3aHtist Church the
following persons were elected officers
for the year 1900: Church clerk NJ.
p. Williams; financial secretary, i. l..
Nichoson treasurer Geo. w. Deal;
organist, Mrs. Cora Ashburne: as
sistant organist, Miss Ethel Turner:
committee on music, L. Z. Roberts, j.
l.. Winston, w. II. Old; chairman of
usherS, ]. Il. Ford.
The ladies of the Park Avenue Rap
tst Church have recently forwarded
Il box of goods. valued at $3.50. to one
of the home missionaries. in Texas.
NH y 7 T Of NJ o.
mortal Baptist Church will hold an
important meeting at the church AIon-
day night. a full attendance of NOM
hers is Desired.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-10
I1iBg| Men
stRsInar kabl e Remedy That
1lic klyss stores Lost
' gs 81 us igor % Men.
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sStl To StheS State NJ edical inslitute. in ICY
sSlgsly so many men Who hod eattied LOT
agatnst "a lioS mental anu plEsicai
SSu ffeIs nss fof AOst smanhood tnat the lHsuI
Il has dscidGd to- distribute Tree trial
EGa$ ito sadi who write. II Is u nome
RtEeS tineht8 and nil ;men who suiter with
a8ngfs form Of sexual ssweakneSSs resulting
: gInsh S o1thf ulS foil S premature loss Of
q strSng III Sand memory, veal back, Vari-
s90Eeles 0tss end eta tlonS of pnrts can now
SelrtEE iGlefiSs e. YES ut home.
esrSnq " has a. peculiar gratefu! CT
i feets pfswarmth and seems to act direct
SfcSst lle5 desired ;lncat ton giving strength
sn1d5dAye1 Dpnlent just N,hero 1t is needed.
Sl Tres MI II thtlS His and troubles that
nneifr9m years of misuse OF the natural
fnhcti ons iand has been an absolute sue
EGgsoS knSa II Tea SEES. y Al request to the State
sNdedacaaI 1nst ltute, ATS IIlektron Building,
4 Nt;,ss wayne Ind, stating that you desire
one Of their free trial packages will be
sSpmp led withg promptly The Institute is
sdesl rous OF rea ching that great class Of
s 4 yNho are unable to leave home to
SbeE treated and the free Sample will en-
4 tlesS them to SEQ how easy It is to be cur
ssStS fIseXual weakness when the proper
remedies n are employed. The Institute
ma kcsg no; restrictions. Any man who
slytd teS%will be sent Il free sample care
sfllfy sealed in a plain package SO THAT
It's pipient need have no fear of en-
bur RBsment or publicity. Readers are
requested Ito write without delay.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-10
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meat for plies.

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