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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
WHICH GROW INTO BIG ONES.

A little cold in the head Is a trine but n neg
lected and II hangs from week to week and sets
into the throat and lungs II 10 longer q tribe.
1t Is then longer a slight cold but the beginning
of chronic catarrh.
Do not make the mistake OF thinking you have no
catarrh because the head and nose appear to be
clear. II there is cough. tickling In the throat
hoarseness a sense Of oppression In the chest you
have throat and bronchial catarrh. II the appetite
Is gayging and disgust for food espe-
caiy IN the morning, you have catarrh the stop-
ach.
The snrest and safest treatment for every form of
catarrh Is an internal remedy which especially
on the blood and mucors membranes
SGch 4 remedy & the Lew catarrh cure sold every
where 10y druggists under name OF Stlnrt's Catarrh
Tablets, a medicine in pleasant con, encnt tablet
form and containing all the best and latest specifics
Tor catSrrh. whether located In nose throat bron-
thal tubes stomach
Stuart's Catarrh Tablets are CONFESSED Of San
guinarfa, Gnaacol. Red Gum and similar antfsep-
ncs which destroy the germs of catarrt in the
piood. ami no one who suffers from any form Of ca
tarrh and has seen the uselessless of sprays
douehes and powders will ever 20 back to them
after once trying so convenient pleasant and harm
less a remedy as Stuart's Catarrh Tablets and one
witch gives relic: In so short Il time.
Even In where catarrh has affected the
senses of smell ard hearing these tablets accom-
piish cure. because, tie blood being rleansed Of
cat irriial germs the surfaces of the nose
and throat longer clog up the respiratory mas
s''Ges with rstarrhai secretions
All druggists sell fuli-s!zed treatments Of Stusrt.
ca'arrh Iaolcts for tie nominal price of 30 cents,
and the regular daily use of them will effectually
cure this trouble ONE ard dangerous disease.
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\ PALACE OF GEMS.
Casielbcrl,'s JeWelry Establish M u t
Presents a Brilliant Spectacle.

Presents "a Brilliant Spectacle.
Resembling palace of gems, Caste-
bergs magnificent jewelry establishment,
at 93J Pennsylvania avenue, was formally
thrown open to the public last evening.
Thoroughly remodeled and built over this
store, always handsome one, has been
! transformed into one Of the most beauti-
full in the whole country. Artistic decora-
tive skill and the lavish expenditure Of
money have made the building a truly ap-
propriate casket for the brilliant Jewels
and precious articles that form the extern
sive stock contained within The main
salesrOom, with its gorgeous fittings and
decorations is regal in its Sp1endOr. The
color scheme is white, blue and gold, made
warm by a dash of pink in the Powered
ceiling.
Last night, beneath the blaze of electrici-
ty and gas light, the scene was one Of rare
beauty. The permanent attractiveness of
the interior had been enhanced by floral
decorations for the occasion Twining
vines ranged along the side cases and CELL
ing, while the main horseshoe case that
reaches the depth of the store in the
ter. was laden with exquisite cut flower de-
signs The popularity of the Castelberg
store was adequately demonstrated by the
presence of the immense throng Of visitors,
the crowd being so great at times that it
was necessary to close the doors occasion
ally to prevent a crush. Handsome Souve-
Mrs were given TO all visitors.
In the brilliant scene which greeted one
upon entering it was impossible to grasp
all the details of the magnificent display.
In the ample plate glass show window,
however there glowed and sparkled a S25,-
600 collection of uncut diamonds, of
the most unique and unusual displays ever
made in this city.
The claim that the Castelberg establish
n.ent is most complete and deliberately
equipped is fully borne out by an inspection
of its fine features. Waiting and CORE
spon,ence rooms have been arranged for
the ladies, where they may drop in when
on shopping tours. write note read
periodical as they please, maid being al
ways in attendance. \ diamond room has
been planned the second floor, where
unse: gems will be weighed and examined
by prospective purchasers with all the adj
vantages of honest daylight, scales and
glasses. On this floor Is also to be found
what is claimed to be the best equipped
scientific optical establishment in the
world. The third floor is devoted to the
manufacture of jewelry and diamond set
ting. The contracts for the remodeing of
the establishment were let to Richardson
& Burgess, builders; Otto De Brau, deco
rator; S. S. Shedd & Bro, gas and electric
fixtures and plumbing, and D. NJ. Anderson
g. Co, electric work.
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Stances" has been reported 1t was charged
that Foreman Walsh went off duty and re-
manned off from 1910 o'clock pm. Novem-
Der /, 1900, until o'clock pm, November
2, 1900 without permission Of the assistant
chief engineer and without producing a
surgeons certificate.
Chief Paris Of the fire department, in
forwarding the report. recommended that
Foreman Walsh be dismissed. A motion of
Commissioner Mcfarland that. In view of a
recommendation of the trial officer. Fore
man Walsh be reduced to the rank of pri-
vate and placed at the bottom of the list.
has. however, been approved by the Com
missioners
verdicts of guilty have been reported in
the cases Of Privates F. G. Bernhard and
j. D. Green of Chemical Company No. 2.
charged with violating section "a. article II,
of the rules. The Commissioners have or
dered that they be deprived of their days
off duty for three months from the LIST of
December.
AT the same time wish 1t understood, :"
said Commissioner Mcfarland, who rec
commended this action. that the reputation
of the fire department for good behavior
must be maintained BY every member Of
\"
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MAR RED.

BRACk ETT--WILSON. On December 3 1900,
BYRON BRIGGS BRACkETT of Hannibal, N
Y, and TII-I.A WILSON of Corydon, Ind
DORMAN-BOND. On December !, 1890, in New
York city, CLEARANCE b. DURMAN of the Dis
trict of Columbia to DOROTHY T.. BOND OF
st. Mary's county, Md.
JoYCE-SIMS. On Wednesday, December 5, 1860,
at the parsonage of the Eastern Presbyterian
Church. by the Rev. T. Chalmers Easton,
MARGARET OLIVE SIMS and WIN. A.
JOYCE.
WEAVER-PURCELL. On November -, 1900.
at Baltimore. Md. by the Rev. Father Jordan
MARY c. WEAVER Of that city and JOHN
J. PURCELL Of Washington D. c.
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Omcer. metropolitan Bank.

At meeting of the directors of the Ma
tional Metropolitan Bank, ]. Gales Moore.
the present assistant cashier, was elected
cashier, and William WV. Parker was elect
ed assistant cashier. Mr. Moore has been con-
nected with this institution for many years
ana IS well known in Washington. Mr..
Parker Is a son of Mr.. e. Southland Par
ker the president, is lawyer by profess
sion. graduate of Yale and has had some
experience in the banking business. This
IS the vacancy caused by the death Of Mr..
geo: Il; =. White. and has been held over
~ the board until this uuao.
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i. Mcclure in the presence of the imme-
date relatives of the contracting parties
and Few invited friends. A reception fol.
lowed at the residence of the bride Mr.
ana Mrs. Burns are now residing at 1l16 C.
street southeast. where they will be, plea sed
to see their friends
Cards are out for the marriage Wednes-
day evening Of this week of Miss Bessie
Lewis. daughter of Mr.. Grenvile Lewis of
lexington. and Mr.. o. Fl. Fowler
Mr.. Corea. the Nicarasuan minister. has
gone to New York to spend a week In rest
and recreation.
MISS Edythe Mathews entertained a num-
Der of friends Tuesday evening at her resi-
dence, on Sth street southeast.
Mrs. L. Whiting Estes will be at home in
formally Wednesdays after December IL. at
l22l kenesaw avenue.
State Senator J. D. Jones of Minnesota
and wife, who have been visiting their son.
J. T. Jones of sa5 A street northeast, left
for St Paul today.
A surprise mask party was given in honor
of Mr.. H. c. Woodens thirty-seventh BIRTH
day at his residence. 1893 F street north
east. on December 4. Refreshments were
served and a pleasant evening spent in
music, songs. games, etc. Among those
present We're Mr.. and Mrs H. c. Wooden,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Patterson. Mrs. Hodges,
Mrs. Nelson, the Misses Annie Foster, Eva
Dyer Lille Gregory Hattie Bailey Daisy
Nelson, Mamie Brannan. Ida Bailey, Lille
Clabaugh, Emma Smith. Ida, Lillian and
Edna Wooden Masters Matthew and Mark
Patterson. Harry and Milton Wooden and
Harry Nelson.
Joseph A. Mccarthy, who said he for
merly lived in Brockton, Mass, which city
he left, he alleged, because of domestic
trouble, was today convicted in the Police
Court of the larceny of ten steel bits, val
ued at 30 cents each. from Thomas W.
Buckley. Judge Kimball fined him SO with
the alternative of thirty days imprison-
ment.
SidebOards at special prices-Hoeke' a.
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Sideboards at special prices-Hoeke's.-
Advertisement.
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REDUCED TO RANKS.

Foreman Walsh Incurs Penalty Of In
fraction of Rules.
In the case Of Foreman j. A. Walsh of
Engine Company n 3, recently tried, YER
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The beautiful Indian store.

120 varieties of Indian Fancy and sweet-srass
no23- 26te.6 -.
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Condemned Phosphorus Water
WIN cure any case Of rheumatism In existence.
Il removes the cause. For information apply 10
John Hocrr. sole manufacturer. 18th and Olive, IT
11o1Ds 10. da1-estu,thst1&
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PROPOSALS..

PROPOSALS FOR ALL THE WORK FOR THE
New Building, department of Justice, to be erected
Of the Attorney General Of the United States until
MY sEcoSb 1851 NJ r op MN nsf , IAN
blank form furnished by the alchiteet. which, when
filed cut by the hades shall be neI"sed in sealed
building. and addressed TO the architect in Of
the Attorney General of the 9: S, Department of
Justice, Washington d. c.. stating. in writing and
figures without interiineation, alteration
ulel the sum of money for which the bidder pro-
pos to supply the materials and perform the work
required by the drawings and specification and the
time in which he proposes to complete the work
Proposals must be signed with the full name and
address of the bidder; if a copart nershp. the Co
authorship by member of the firm. with the
"a and addresses in full of each member: and
name with the seal attached to each signature.
lions Of proposals Will be considered Proposals.
received after the time set for the opening will be
returned unopened. II proposal is sent by register
ed mall allowance should be made for the add
tional time required for such transmission. Each
check in sum equal to two t2) per cent OF the
amount of such proposal. drawn to the order of
ceeds of said check shall become the property of
the United States, if, for any reason whatsoever
draws from the competition refuses to execute
the contract and bond required iu the event Of
submitted by the unsuccessful bidders will be
turned after the approval of the contract and bond
shall, within ten days from the award of the
tract give satisfactory bond in sum satisfac-
bOeS Of he amount Of the contract conditional upon
the full and faithful execution of the work and
the protection of the government against claims
for unpaid labor and material alleged infringement
of patent rights injuries, damages or claims of
nature whatsoever arising from the execution OF
the terms Of the contract. Drawings and speci-
cations be examined at the office of the Attor-
of the architect, George b. Post 33 East nth
street, New York, by contractors desiring make
an estimate, between the dates OF December I,
1900. and December 81. 1900. inclusive, from 10
a m. TO pm. except Sundays and legal holidays.
Blank form of proposal may be obtained upon APP
plication in writing to the architect JOHN W.
iiRIGGS Attorney General. de5-w, + ct
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. OFFICE OF 'HE
Supervising Architect, Washington. d. e., Noyem-
Der ~, l. 0.-Sealed proposals viii be received at
SEVENTEENTH DAY OF DECEMBER 1900 and
then opened for the Extension Of Vault tissue d.
vfsi, d. office of the Comptroller of Currency
Treasury Department building. Washington D. C..
In 'ceordarce with. drawing and eclfcations,
copies O. which may be had at this office at the
disc, stion Of the supervising architect. JAMES
KNOX TAYLOR Supervising Architect.
I'm w +
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ACCOUNTANTS.
]. E. BATES,

j. f. BATES,
Public Accountant and Auditor,
Room 10, Washington Loan aud Trust building.
delft 9th and F SITS. NV. Telephone No. 872..
BOOKS OPENED. 1TRAIGHTENED OUT>s AND
balanced BY M expert accountant: charges rea-
senable. Address GEO. d. ASHTON. 1415 G IT.
NV. nO2O-26t
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UNFINISHED.

FOR RENT-19i1 18TH ST. JUST COMPLETED:
y square from ears; 10 rooms; handsome home;
$4,000. McCLELLAND d WEISIGER, 14U5 F st.
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PERSONAL.

DID YOU COME IN ON A LOAD OF HAY?
That doesn't cut any ice with big, cash
change for mems worn garments. Send
postal and let call you at once.
de55f justin S OLD STAND, 619 ID.
NATIONAL DETECTIVE AGENCY. AUTHOR
lied, GO3 18th st. W. Open all hours. Estab-
lished 1855. Honest and efficient service gnaran-
tsad. Strictly confiden ial. Phone 2525. de3 26ts
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STORAGE.

FOR RENT-SPACE IN BRICK BUILDING AIS
9th q. NV. For rates. ETC.. apply to WEAVER
BROS. l4l6 = NV. na2&-te
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FOR EXCHANGE.

TOIG ElACIIANOE.
FOR EXCHANGE-ON LARGE PIECE OF
business property or apartment house We offer
unincumbered business property, renting for
: $4,000 year; cost 10000; centrally located in
Chicago.
de4-3t STONE & FAIRFAX 500 p ST NV.
FOR EXCHANGE-ON CHOICE BUILDING
lot west OF 10th; on preferred; We offer
unincumbered 60x125. near 18th and T NV.
de4-3t STONE L. FAIRFAX SOC + st. NV.
FOR EXCHANGE-WE OFFER VERY FINE
properties 14th st. for exchange; one
ner; well down town; the other south Of Al;
rent pays per cent.
de4-3t STONE & FAIRFAX. SOC st. NV.
FOR EXCHANGED NEW HOUSE NEAR d.
pont Circle; 10 rooms; hot water heat; 1Sx100
Price. 81. 500. ~
FOR EXCHANGE-Price $7750-A new house
on Columbia Heights; 25 feet wide; IL rooms
ALSO q 12-room corner; steam heat. Price,
$4,000
de4-3t STONE & FAIRFAX. SOC F ST. NV.
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$50 sss Ia az NV sloe co log ct NV 30 %
EOS Pa az NV store 35 90 2S8 9th st ne. Sr. so
1911 B st me- fiat. 1900 GAS G st Sc, 7r rs 80
315 Tth NV, store. Lease AS Elm st NV Tor 10 90
de33t H. Y. HOWENSTEIN, SlO @ Ut. Aw.
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Louis u. Wine T. Conrad Dodge.
LOUIS d. WINE < CO..

25o3 Wis mi $1,000 1871 Core Or S3 so
2507 Wis Or ami. 4O.0 14th NY 9r ami 10 90
l.u. Pa ar, Office RS. Builders Exch.
store 1900 nol3-f
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FOR SALE-PIANOS.

80. SALE STEINwAY. KNABE AND CHICK
ering square pianos at low prices. Excellent
squares fran $50 upward.
de4-3t VIM. KNABE L. CO.. LOO Pa ave-
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WANTED - BY THREE YOUNG GENTLEMEN
two three nicely furnished rooms, private bath
with private family. fiat, state price. Ad-
dress Rox l49. Star office. de4-3t"
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DESIRING ROOMS. WITH
without board. In private families first
GUIDE, go Ut. Nv. noe27t'
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FOR i.RENT-OFFICES.

COR RENT-VERY DESIRABLE OFFICES IN
Bliss building 81 u ST. NV, facing Z. S. Cap
i,ol and grounds: legation most CENTRAL near b.
and o. statidn; frsf telephone. elevator light
heat ana 'a,h,9Tt sfylse, Rn,es: single 80
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FOR lighthouses.
IL RNISHED.

FOR RENT-FURNISHED HOUSES
IN ALL SECTIONS OF THE CITY.
PRICES FROM xl5o TO 81 600 PER MONTH,
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index to New Advertisements.
~NOtices eCiW be inserted
Sm the Local department at
the uniform price of 5 cents
per Hne, to one and all. "a

DIVINE SERvICES-
PROMINENT FOB LEXINGTON CIRCUIT o
1890.
LIST Sunday, Red Bank 81 pmShiloh II am.
ed Sunday, Horeb IL am. Lexington 33pm
Sd Sunday, Shiloh 34pm Red Bankl1 am.
4th Sunday, Lexington II am. Horeb 34pm
J. N. WRIGHT, Pastor.
AND BRooKLAND NJ. E. CEURcH
SOUTH.
Rrookland LIST and Sd Sundays at II a. m
Brookland-2nd and 18th Sundays at 4 r. m
Brookland- Every Sunday Evening atSpm
Hsbron-2nd and 4Sh Sundays at II a. m.
Hebron-!st and Ord Sundays at 4 p. m.
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1t is said that a good time to de-
stroy bed bugs is during dark nights
in this month. Turpentine is cheap
and effective destroyer.
To treat oats for smut W. A.
Henry, director OF the experimental
station at Madison, Miss, advises
farmers to thoroughly saturate seed
oats in a solution made By adding
one pound of formaliu to fifty gal
Ions of water. The oats should be
thoroughly dry before sowing.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1900-03-14
Shake Into Your Shoes

Aliens Foot-Ease, a powder. 1t
cures painful, smsrting, nervous feet
and improving nails, and instantly
takes the sting out of corns and
bunions. It's the greatest comfort
discovery of the age. Aliens Foot,
Ease makes tight or new shoes feel
easy. It is a certain cure for sweat
ing, callous and hot, tired, aching
feet. Try it today. Sold by all
druggists and shoe stores. By mail
for Csc. in stamps. Trial package
free. A Address,, Allen S. Oimsted,
LIE Roy, n. Y. AZ
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MASONIC.

n REGULAR COMMUNICATION
~of Lexington Lodge, No. 152.
F. NJ. will be held on
Saturday, April II, 1900, at Z
o'clock p. m. Members will please
be prompt in attendance.
On Saturday afternoon, April Ash,
at 2 o'clock, the Eastern Star degree
Will be conferred upon applicants.
The wives, widows, sisters, daughters
and mothers of Masons are entitled
to receive this degree.
By order of the W. N.
G.. NJ. HARMAN, Secretary.
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Tax Executions.

A number of tax executions have
been issued and placed in the hands
of the Sheriff for service. Treasurer
Derrick and his assistant, Mr.. ". h.
M~eetze, are now busy getting the
balance ready for the Sheriff. De-
linquent tax payers will begin to
realize that money could have been
saved by paying their taxes within
the time prescribed by law.
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CURES WHERE AL ELSE FAILS.
Best Cough Syrup. Tastes Good. Use
n in time. Sold BY druggists.
SSZEEINfi61l0S

How can you expect to Sell your
spring wares to persons who have
never heard that you have any? Adj
yertise in the Dispatch if you want
to make a paying investment.
We are glad to learn that Mr.. D..
D. D. Mitchell, who has been quite
ill, is improving. he is a prominent
man and has served his county as a
commissioner and magistrate.
There are a few outstanding school
claims which Treasurer Derrick is
anxious to get hold Of and he wants
the holders to present them for pay
ment at his Office on Saturday,
March 18th.
A Columbia manufacturer is pub
fishing some unique and original
reading notices in the papers of that
city, which catches the eye and
invites the attention of the reader.
Whether such advertising pays is
another question.
Have you seen those lovely bug
gies just received by T. B. Aughtry
& Co., Columbia? They are beauties
and are 50 cheap. They also have a
full line of wagons, road carts and
other vehicles. Examine their stock
before purchasing.
Billy Martin, the harbinger of
spring, returned from his winter
home in Cuba last Saturday. Mrs.
Martin and the children will arrive
in a few days. They will occupy
their elevated summer residence in
the rear of the Dispatch Office.
An old saying goes that when the
Dogwood blossoms the fish will bite,
and the eyes of our Editor is turned
with longing expectancy upon the
dogwood tree, and the fish Of the
Edisto are preparing to immigrate
to safer quarters against his coming.
The Royal Tiger Gaano S12 so
per ton. No trust in it. One mar
offered me S12 so per ton for all I
can make, but I won't sell it all to
one man. l want the farmers to
have it, so send me your order for
one or two tons. P. j. Rucker,
Columbia, S. @.
A local weather prcgnosticator Of
wide repute for accuracy predicts a
dire calamity to the fruit crop. He
says we will have a cold snap in
April which will kill all the fruit.
Forewarned is forearmed and the
wise fruit grower will carry his trees
into the house and save the crop.
DHanfeYeHuBlAN TEA cures Dyspe2'
EaGsesSi$ STA, Constipation and Indi
gestion. Regulates the Liver. Price, Is cts
Sold bv julian E. Kaufman.
Timely notice is given candidates
and their friends that no article viii
be published in the columns of the
Dispatch favorable to the candidacy
of any candidate without charge
This is positive and all articles Of
this nature must be accompanied
with the cash to insure insertion.
See the new advertisement of NJ
R. Hartley e. Go, the merchants a
the Depot and when you want a tin'
suit of clothes for the least money o.
a pair Of pants, give them a cal
They are headquarters for clothing
and carry in stock the cheapest t
to the finest grades.
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School Closing.

The scholastic term of the free
public school at "Star", in District
NJ. 10, will close next Friday, and
there will be a public exhibition on
Saturday, to which the public is in,
vited. This school has been under
the efficient management of Miss
Erin George who has proven herself
to be a competent and pa~instakipg
instructress.