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It overcomes all forms of blood poison,
whether inherited or acquired, and no
remedy SO thoroughly and effectively
cleanses the blood. If you have any
blood trouble, or your child has inherited
some blood faint, take S S. S. and get
the blood in good condition and prevent
the disease doing further damage.
Send for our free book and write our
physicians about your case. We make no
charge whatever for medical advice.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA, Ga.
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Chesapeake Beach.

Chesapeake Bay is widely famed for ia
fine oysters. and from part of it can
finer ones be obtained than off Chesapeake
Beach. Many boats may now be seen bring
ing them in 10 the long pier. from which
they taken up fresh every day 80 the
great pavilion and there served II every
style imaginable by the famous caterer.
who is winning for himself among the
Washington people q name which bids fair
10 be as popular as that which lie bore in
New York In addition to the many amuse-
ments which may always be found along
the boardwalk and the bathing. which is
still fine, the ladies' band has made a good
impression and is drawing we'll.
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Misc neOuS

l gross Of White Crayons, Sc.
/ dozen Crarons-in colors-3c.
6 Crayons-with pencil sharpener
-4c. Every class of States
from 81 up. Cedar PenciIs-per
dozen-3c, Paper Pencils, lc
each. Polished pencils-With in
serted rubber, 1c each. Polished
Cedar PenciIs-with rubber, Sc a
dozen. Combination Blue and Red
Pencils, Sc each. Good quality
Erasers, lc Polished Pen Hold
ers, 1c. Fancy Penwipers-four
thickness, 1c. Fancy Indelible
pcnciI-with extra box of lead,
SC. Drop Penknives, Zoe. 2-blade
School Kniyes-with or without
pocket chains. 10c All sorts OF
Lunch Boxes from &c up. Single
Book Straps as low as Sc. Dou
Bile Straps, 90.
First FIoor-sectious B and F.
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The Diving Harses.

King and Queen, the celebrated diving
horses, are the attraction at the National
Baseball Park, at the mead OF Seventh
Street. and those who have seen the horses
unanimous in pTonouncing them won
ders. Their performance shows what
training can do in developing the intelli-
gence Of the horse. The almost human
reason displayed by the horses in prepar-
ing for their jump of forty feet into the
tank of water surpasses belief, and 10 be
understood must be seen. The horses will
make but one dive daily during the resi-
of the week. at 8 p. m. The afternoon
dive is discontinued in consequence of tbs
warm weather From today the admission
TO each performance will be 10 cents, to
give parents an opportunity to let al
Lheir little ones see the horses.
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Acted Only as Sailors Do.

When George Redmond, about ffty-fve years
old was arraignet before Judge Scott this morn
ing charged with profanity and disorderly con-
dnct he said there was possibility that he was
guilty. Il a sailor. your honor,'' said Red
mond, and have followed the sea since / was a
boy. / have been in every part of the world that
ship enter l from baltimore ycster-
day and WAS al the Navy Department TO see about
a pension. ] drank four five beers as a sea
fariug nan will, and may have 'cussed' as a
sailor often does ] meant offence and will
ask your honor for Ieniency" Judge Scott re-
pleG that he was inclined to be lenient and i'm
posed iine of S5, with the alternative of ten
days in the worlShouse. Redmond went down.
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Marine hand Concert.

The programme for the concert by The band OF
the United States Marine Corps at the Capitol
this afternoon at $50 o'clock is as follows:
March, aux Armes'' '......--....--.......--M MinheF
Overture, Poet and Peasant .Surpe
Selection .'The Wizard of the Nile" Herbert
SeNtet from 'Lucia di Lamntern1oer' -DoniZett
Musicians: o. Eberhardt, first eornet; II. Wun
deriieh seeond eornet; Fl. Stone, first trombone;
W II. Walton, second trombone; ]. GiovanniH
first baritone: E. Mcintyre, second baritone
Excerpt from III Trivatore VeTi.
Waltz, 'Wiener But''. .StFausS
Descriptive ''The Mid in the Forest .siicilaeis
Patriotic hymn, Hail, Columbia" Fyles
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MarrIaee Licenses Issued.

Marriage licenses were issued today 70 John
O'Brien and Willie Smith, both OF Staunton, Va
james II. Little wood, District of Columbia, and
Florence BuckiI CHAM, Baltimore, Md; H. Leroy
Bedotc and Minnie Miskin, both of Norfolk Va :
l. J. Valentine, Baltimore, Nd, and Margaret
p Singleton, Richmond, Va; John Cooper and
E. Murphy Columbus B. Hager and Mont E.
Beall; Com 4d Seller, Hoboken, y j., and Jessie
NJ. Barnes, District OF Columbia: Robert c.
Fletcher and Anna v. I'uryear, both of Alex
andIia.
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Book Bag gs :!

Braided duck Book Bags, 10c-
Embroidered Flannel Bags, 19c,
Extra heavy Flannel Bags-em-
broidered in colors-25c. Flannel
Bags-with every initialE39c.
Extra large double Flannel Bags
with initials-59c. Boys Leath-
erette Knapsacks, 25c. Leather
Shoulder Bags, 25c and soc.
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LOCKED UP a SICK MAN.

James Manuel Taken to n Cell In
stead of II Hospital.
James Manuel, whose appearance indi-
Gated that he was anything but Il vagrant.
as charged by Policeman La Dow, was in
the dock in the Police Court this morning
According to the policeman Manuel was
drunk from - o'clock last night until 5
O'Clock this morning when he was arrest
ed The arrest, the policeman declared,
was made on H Street Manuel denied be
ing drunk, and claimed that he was sick
and under treatment. His landiady, he
said, called a policeman and asked that he
be sent to a hospital The policeman took
him from his room and locked him up.
When the true state of affairs was made
known to Judge Scott he at once dismissed
the case and ordered Manuel released
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S. Kann, Sons & Co.
TN BUSY CORNER.
Always the best Of everything
for the least money.
School
Supplies J

A few days more and there will
be hustle and hustle in every
home where children are getting
ready for their school campaign.
We have been planning fer this
event for some time past, and ac-
cording to our stock of school
supplies we think we have the
proper things in every line, with
prices as low as anyone could pos
Sibly quote.
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A Druggist Accused.

George Woodbridge, 4 druggist, was tie defend
ant before Judge Kimball this Mug % a
Charge Of violating the law governing The sale
OF poisons. The charge was preferred by In
spector Proctor, who alleged that Woodbridge
failed to properly label certain bottle Of poison
which he sold. Woodbridge pleaded that lie WAS
rot ready for trial owing 10 the absence OF an
important witness He asked for 1 continuance
until next Wednesday, which was granted.
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For Violating the Edn,unds law.

Samuel Jackson and Matte Hartman, both col
ored and Of respectable appearance were in the
dock in the Police Court this morning charged
by Policeman Cotter with violating the Edmunds
law. The defendants admitted their guilt, plead
ed ignorance OF the law in mitigation OF the Of
fence and begged mercy. Jackson informed Judge
Kimban that he was willing and IN fact anxious
TO marry the Harelnan woman and declared that
she too was matrimonially inclined. Judge Kim
ball stated that he had power 10 compel a
marriage of the accused and added that he could
see no reason why punishment should not ne at
ministered In view of the attending circum-
stances however, Judge kimball wss lenient and
imposed sentences OF thirty days % The accused.
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NINE. THEO,

Clairvoyant,
4 friend and adviser. She gives advice on busi-
ness speculation, love, couTtship, marriage, and
divorce: settles lovers quarreis. reunites the
separated and causes a speedy and hap.y mar
Rage with the one of your choice Thousands
of hearts made glad through hen truthful Pre-
dictiunS.
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NINE. JONES, Pamist and Card Reader; learn
y5,,p destiny from cradle 10 grave, % cents
beayrs 10 a. NJ to . p. m Gl9 St NV seli-2t
..CRF4T SCOTT'' men, why be ignorant If
vou are poor? Hard times? No wonder, yeu
o,r brv I suit here for a little money tailor
rssJa Slightly worn: none OF that new, common.
.basn stnff but good material and yea are ask
ed one price only. The remarkable JtsTHS
OLD STAND, GIG d st. NV. seil-d
ORIGINAL, GYPSY PIANIST 1922 .th ST. nv !;
lOc; past present, future; lucky charms; sep
arated brought together; walk upstairs. seio-7t
NliE DAVIS, born clairvoyant and card reader;
tells about business. removes spells and evil
influences, reunites the separated, and gives luck
to all; cures piles and drunkenness 12I6 25th st
arlI41 1Illoc
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Six Months for Striking Woman

Lottie Brown, colored, appeared before Judge
Kimban in the Police Court this morning and
declared that she was assaulted last night by
George Robinson, colored, Of Bassett's alley.
She added that the assault charged was the
twentieth committed by Robinson during 4 Ira-
tied period Judge kimbal recalled that the
accused was before him not many months ago
charged with assaulting the woman and on that
occasion had promised re let her alone Robin
son declared thai he had tried TO get rid OF The
Brown woman but without success. He admitted
that he struck her because Of something she had
said. Judge kimbau sent Robinson to Jail ieI
six months
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Took the PoIiceman,s word

whea, William Bell, colored was srsigned in
the Police Court this morning charged with as
saulting Flora Wood, also colored, he appeared
much gratifed to learn that the woman failed to
put ia an appearance to prosecute. Policeman
Brennan who arrested Bell. Mas on hand. how
ever and he testified that he Bell kick the
Wood woman after she had been knocked down.
Bell positively denied committing the assault
and II was a case OF the word OF the policeman
against that of the prisoner whom he accu led.
Judge Kimball accepted the word OF the police
man ana Bell was ordered TO pay fine OF $40.
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EXCURSIONS.
MOusii ernnn,

Nothing could he more enjoyable and
pleasant in seeking relief from the op-
pressing atmosphere of the city than the
cooling trips to Arlington, Alexandra, and
Mount Vernon over the Washington, Alex
andria and Mount Vernon Railway. The
journey TO Arlington 'Fame's immortal
camping gr -. is one OF the finest trips
in the United States, and can never be
made too often. Trains leave Thirteen
and-a- Half Street and Pennsylvania Ave-
nue. every hour
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a. Old soIdser Sent to Jail.

Thomas Gildea. old soldier, who admitted
that he was recently discharged from Jail, after
serving a four months sentence, was arraigned
before Judge KimbaH this morning charged with
conducting disorderly and ill-governed house.
Gildea entered plea of guilty and was audacious
enough TO ask fer leniency. Judge kimball said
thAt in view OF the fact that tiildea had been
previously convicted OF offence similar to that
charped this morning he deserving of a severe
sentence. GiIdca VIII have four
months in the District Jail
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New National Tfsstrc-''The Belle Of New
York afternoon and evening
Chase's New Grand-yaudeviIle; afternoon and
evening.
Iiashim's academy Of Husjc-YsudeyiIle: ait
CInoon and evening
Kernsn's Iyceann Theatre" American Beau
ties afternoon End evening.
The New Bijou-'king Rsstus;'' afternoon and
evening.
Glen Echo Park-VaudsvilIe: evening.
Wildwood-Y sudevil!c and dancing: evening
National Baseball Park-Halloway's Diving
Horses; r.
Chesapeake Beach-Trains leave Chesapeake juno
tion daily II am, p. M, p. m, and y. III
for Chesapeake -Beach-on-the- Bay
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Died From Heat stroke.

While at work in Sullisan's saloon GIS / Street
southwest, Cornelius sean!on, the bartender, was
overcome by the heat yesterday Afternoon, and
was removed 10 the Emergency Hospital IN the
ambulance 1t was 1t once seen that S:anlen' :
condition was serious. Everything possible va
done for the sufferer, but without avail lie died
this morning at o'cOick. ScaElon twenty
five years old. He lived at 923 d Street SOU u
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Judge scott ON the Bench.

Judge Scatt was The bench IL the lower
branch Of the Police Court this morning aiteT IN
absence OF thirty days He warmly welcomed
by the court attaches, attorneys and many
frients- Judge Scott had heen enjoying his
nuai vacation. The greater portion oi Ms time
spent at Mountain Lake Park, though lie
visited Chicago and Evanston. Ill.
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Creditors Must show Cause.

Justice Bradley to-day, on motion Of Leon To-
brner. signed an order requifng The creditors Of
Samuel Bebcf, a petisioner in voluntary bank
,,iptcy. 10 show cause on September - next why
tie latter shonld l0t be discharged az a bankrupt.
Ar TcbIinJr represents the petitioner.
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No! Responsible When He Drinks.

q don't know ANYTHING about this charge, "
said Frank Roney who arraisned in the
Police Court this morning charged with profanity
and disorderly conduct II was hurt once
Roney continued. land when ] drink l not
responsible 1t is possible that was profane
Roney down for fifteen days in default OF pay
nlent Of fine Of IS.
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Colonial Beach.

These hot days nothing Is more delight
ful than trip on the river, where the
bTeezes blow and make you feel cool and
comfortable. When this opportunity Is
continued with a chance for a delightful
bath, the prospect is doubIy enjoyable. To-
day the steamer Samuel J. Pentz will make
another of her fast trips TO Colonial Beach
leaving her wharf here at 9 a m- and
stopping at Alexandria both going and re-
turning Four hours Will be given at the
Beach TO enjoy its pleasures.
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IN AND ABOUT THE CITY
Fined for Assault.

]. E Murphy appeared before Judge Kimbsl!
This morning as tie complainant against James
E. Rodgers who changed with assault. The
evidence showed that the assault was not Of an
aggravated nature and the usual fine OF $40 vas
imposeG.
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s. kANN, SONS { CO.,
9Th and Market Spece.
Samuel A. Lnsch Dead.

ATLANTIC CITY, Sept. 12.-state Sena-
tor Samuel a Loscb, of Schuylkill county.
Pa, died in Atlantic City yesterday. He
had been i'll for a long time and went to
the seashore to be treated at a santa
rum three weeks a 20.
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An ARRAY Between Brothers.

James and George Smith, both colored, and
brothers became engaged in an afrsy last night
as the Iesult OF an argument. During the diff
Guilty James Smith, it was alleged, struck his
brother When Judge kimball heard the evi-
dence against james Smith this morning he order
ei him 10 pay 4 fine of $40 or go to jail for thirty
dayS James went down.
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pied without Medical Attention.

Coronef NevItt was today notified OF the death
without medical attention OF Luke johnson, CO..
cred, fye years old. The child died at the home
Of its parents ISL / Street southwest, about 4
o'clock this morning. An inquest IS NOT con-
Eidcrtd likely Is death appears to have been due
TO natural causes.
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Eurnett Fined for Assault.

1t was charged against Max Burnett, in lie
Police Court this morning that he was guilty Of
two cases OF profanity and disorderly conduct.
The complainants Louis Friedman and Rubie
Goldstein, the latter fourteen years old Both
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AFFAIRS OF THE DISTRICT
Property owners Petition for As
phalt Block PayementS.

Condition of Street, Between Sew
euth and Ninth streets Southwest,
the Subject of SH,.piaints Made to
the Comnliss--,Bers Annoyance
Caused by Dust From the streets.
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Uus Gueulna Ui1r1sR
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER p, 1890.
The weather Indication,
TFNEPERATIRE

Showers o. thunder storms and much eoe.er
toEight Thursday fair and cooler: high south
vest to northwest winds.
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child the same disease
manifesting its elf in
the form of swollen
glands of the neck and
throat, catarrh, weak
eyes, offensive sore s
and assesses and Of
tentiines white SWELL
ing sure signs of
Scrofula. There may
he no external siors for
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n.vntox,n Temperature.

The thermometer as Af!ecks registered 50 de-
sFces at 9 q. H., 9l14 degrees at noon, and "a de-
aecS at , p m.
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Temperature at $3.50 d. m-...-.....--.--..-....s g
Temperature at u no3n--..-....-.--.-...--.
Temperature al 1880 p. .-..---....--.-.------ S
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along time, for the disease develops slowly
in some cases, but the poison is in the
blood and will break out at the first favor
able opportunity. S. S. s. cures this vast
ing, destructive disease by first purifying
and building up the blood and stimulating
and invigorating the whole system
J. NJ Seals IFS Public Square Nashville. Tenn
says: " Ten years ago my daughter fell and cut
her forehead. From this wound the glands on
the side OF her face became swollen and bursted
attended her without any benefit We decided
to try S, S. S, and few bottles cured her en-
tirelyn
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STREET LIGHTING

Low ;iae .......,.........4:2lA :2l An sEd 4:SG p. Il
high tide .............I9:Gs 4. N. and I0::5 ?. NJ
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SCrsOfzzIa
TIE OFFSPRING
OF HEREDITARY
BLOOD TAEMT.

Scrofula is but q modified form OF Blood
who is tainted by either will see in the
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THE Sun AND MOON.
TIDE TABLE.

S,.n r,se.---5:31 An sun SETS .6:I6 ?. VI
Moon rises.....e;ls pm, Moon ssts.-.-..,-----..
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luzl|adi Janos
For ConEtipatEon.

accused Burnett OF highly improper conduct ana
indecent language. Six witnesses tesJl1ed against
tbe aecrscd and as many witnesses appeared in
MS behalf The defendant claimed that his arrest
was the result OF spite work and jealousy Judge
Scott thought otherwise and imposed two fines ni
Sls with the alternative OF an aggregate seh-
tenee of sixty days in the work house.
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ANU SENENTS.

Lamps lit today t:5i +
Lamps out tomorrow - A
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accused of Stealing Trousers.

Tie larceny oi pair OF trousers valued at 81 50
from Philip Levitt was charged against Bernard
W4,alen in the Police Court this morning Whalen
Denied that he was guilty, but the evidence was
against him. In default of payment of a fine of
SO Whalen went to jail Tor thirty days.
Follow the Crowds to "Cabin John.u
The most beautiful pleasure resort in America.
Illuminated bridge. ''o listen TO the band''
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II quarts for ST. g 1es So SesiasSh Is dsreTfne sfn
u quart bottles Of Golden Hop beer to homes
in unlettered wagons for 81. Write or phone.
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Chairmen of Committees.

The various booths at the approaching bazaar and their chairmen among the Epis- copal women, are as follows: Soliciting committee-Church of Advent. Mrs. Alfred Benners
 Dolls and Frames-Mss Alice HaIl. Candy-Mrs. J. Asa Rountree. Art-Mrs. W. s. Lowell.
 Fancy Work-Church of Advent, Mrs Wheelock
 Fancy Work-St. Mary's, Mrs. T. H. Aid rich.
 Christmas Tree-Mrs. Henry Hidden. Santa Claus-Mrs. J.. w. Wheeler. Designing Booths-Mrs. J. A. Yates. Decoraton-Mrs. w. s. Lowell Rummage Sale-St Mary's, Mrs. John London.
 Rummage Sale-Church of Advent, Mrs W. J. Cameron.
 Handkerchiefs-Mrs. c. s. Simmons. Refreshments for Advent-Mrs. J. W. Barclay.
 Refreshments for St. Mary's-Mrs. N. W. Trimble.
 County Store-Miss Wittichen. Xmas Flowers-Mrs. J. w. Bush. Finance Committee-Mrs Ali Benners
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Judges Select inc Woman's Department

The following women have beeen asked to act as judges in anuoncing premiums in the Woman's Department of the fair Culinary-Mrs. J. Morgan Smith, Mrs. John London, Mrs. Thomas Ward.
 Textile-Mrs. Henry Bernard, Mrs. S. L. Ledbetter, Miss Morrison
 Arst-Mrs. S. E. Thompson, Mrs. Lowell. Miss Lutie Sharpe.
 The judges for the baby show will be sevral well known young bachelors. Prizes will be offered for the most beauti- full girls under 2 years and the handsomest boy under two years. Mrs. A. T. Henley and Mrs. S. G. Woodson will manage the details of the baby show.
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SECOND DAY OF THE
 AUTUMN CARNIVAL
0 eiika Revels in Mirth and Merrlmept- Success Has Doubly Crowned
 Her Efforts

Opelika, October A.-(Special )-The sec- ond day of the carnival here exceeded all bounds
 The streets have been thronged with thousands of people on pleasure bent. The railroad reports have sold nearly 5000 tick cts up to o'clock. Most of the trains are held here until tonight to accommodate the returning crowds.
 The procession of farmers and of farming products was nearly a mile long. The grand prize for the best bale of cotton was awarded to M. w. Garden; the second prize was won by c. R. McCrary.
 The rope walking, balloon ascension, high diving and other free attractions drew great crowds. The Mayor and many prominent people of Columbus spent the day here.
 The free show and fireworks are con- tinuing each night until 12 o'clock and are superb. Ten thousand people were here to- day and many private homes are taking boarders.
 The grand rally fo Bryan Democrats of East Alabama, as well as the Confederat te Veterans Reunion were monstrous assem- blages.
 Tomorrow will be the greatest day of the carnival. The railroads have placed
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last evening at the Jefferson Theatre, the party occupying the four lower boxes Tn the party were Miss Ethel Sharpe, Miss Jessie Eubank, Miss Virginia Walker, Miss Anna Morrow. Miss Roy Head Mrs. E. WI Barrett, Miss Elizabeth Shelly, Mrs. Tru- man H. Aldrich, Jr., MT Ramsey, MT. Pas chal Shook, MT. Edward Warner, Mr. Carpenter, MT. Ross c. Smith A supper followed at the Morris
 
 Miss Lucy Morrow will return the coming week from New York.
 
 Among the beautiful visiting women to Birmingham this week Is Mrs. J. B. Rd- dell of Kansas City, Mo-. who is the guest of Mrs. Murdock. Mrs F. A. Dille has returned from Att lanta, where she has been spending a part of the autumn with Mrs. Frank L. Stan ton. Mrs. Sarah Jean 6trother has issued invi- tations to the marriage of her daughter, Nina Perry, to MT. Frank M. Mitchell, Wednesday afternoon, November 2, 1900, at { o'clock, at the First Methodist church, Birmingham. At home after December 10, South Highlands.
 Miss Mamie Pearson will be one of the bridesmaids at the Mabry-McMillan nup- tials in AnniFton on Wednesday, Novem- Der 7
 MT Alexander Sloan Tutwiler and Mrs. Tutwiler will return this morning from their wedding journey and will spend the remainder of the week with Mrs Tutwler's parents, Major Willis J. Milner and Mrs. Miner at their Park avenue residence, when they will go to New Orleans.
 Miss Ella Searcy of Tuscaloosa is the guest of Miss Marie Nelson.
 The Clionian Club will meet with Mrs. D. P. Riggs Friday afternoon at 8 o'clock. Miss Velma Enslen has returned from Montgomery.
 Mrs. Susan T. McMillian has issued in- vitations to the marriage of her daughter, Altamra, to MT. William Romulus Mabry, on Wednesday evening, November 7 1900, at quarter past o'clock at the Church of St. Michael and All Angels, Annston. The members of Pelham Chapter, Daugh- ters of the Confederacy, will hold an im- portant meeting at 3:3O o'clock this after noon in the parlors of the Florence Hotel.