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The Somerset reporter., 1900-01-18

And the moro grOtesque they were 10
look ~ fh"im0re We CONCLUDED theY
must know about tie future. though
why AN uuclnanly person should know
NOR" about the Invisible tlan real
nice. neat indiyidual Is beyond me
comprehension But here in TOM
change Is taking place aud one more
career seems 10 be Open 10 women. ! sr
other day q Young woman call.d H. 80
me. She didn't look Ike Il booE ag#at
exactly although she did carry q fi.Ie
black bag ia plain Ylew. Sic wa HHee
looking. and She wore tailor maae
gown Of good style. with a fashionable
but not gaCdy hat. Take II all III all
She was as far removed a. possible
from the old TIM gypsy. nevertheless
she was making d business Of telling
pasts and presents and futures In u
the approved methods.
"A seercss in tailor made gown
seemed novelty 10 me. and | was
than about my past and present. which
| know, and NY future. at which
can guess as well as any one She
seemed to have the most up 10 date
ideas about fortune telling She had
not word 20 say about seventh sons
or seventh daughters. but instead she
claimed TO be scientific u every way.
/ couldn't understand. though how
she managed to reconcile science TO
card turning. Palmisiry really seemed
TO be her preference probably because
1t Is more scientific. but size wasn't at
all averse to bringing out pack OF
cards when hand reading failed to
tempt me.
THE most Interesting thing sue told
me was that she las a regular list Of
patrons that she visits and that she
was simply trying 10 add a few more
names. From that ! judged that tie
visiting fortune teller is becoming a.
essential as the visiting manicure or
the visiting goyerness. II may be thai
she was not telling the truth. but il
was interesting at any rate. New
York Sun.
The Somerset reporter., 1900-01-18

This" said the sEide. is the grave
of Adam"
Historic spot With rererential awe
nay. with feeling Of deep thankful
ness-the wealthy merchant tailor ON
and cast n flower on the tomb.
"Erring ancestor" he murmured. u
should be the last man on earth 10 re-
vile your memory. To your sin | owe
my prosperity Chicago Tribune
The Somerset reporter., 1900-01-18

DO you think Your new production
is in for long run - asked the friend
1T is impossible 10 state IT this ear.
ly day" answered NJ. Stormugtou
BARNES. THE mcn.ba., Il our com
pany are still in don II as to whether
they are in for n Ions run or long
walk. '-WaShington star.
The Somerset reporter., 1900-01-18
THE CANDY OF BIRDS NEST

The Candy is prepared of Bird s-nest, which
was famous in all the countries We made il used
with engines to take the dirty away, and then
put it into sugar, there is great of sweetness.
fragrance. and whitencss, every old and young
man are ought to eat, for it can make strong.
There are two kinds Of boxes, one of them the
price is two dollars and the other is four dollars
SouTH CHINA WAN HANG BIRDS NEST Go.
No. l47 Marking Road.
The Somerset reporter., 1900-01-18

when | was in the country this
summer" said the woman, eve used TO
be favored daily with visits from wan
dering fortune tcllers. They were pic
turesque figures for the most part, If
you take the word TO mean untidy.
The Somerset reporter., 1900-01-18
Notice Of First Meeting of Creditors.
In The District Court Of the UIited States for
the District Ct Maine.
In Bankruptcy.

In the matter Of
WILLIAM L. ROSS, ! In Baukruptcy
BASkRJPT.
To the Creditors Of William L ROSS. OF
Palmy 8, in the County Of Somerset aud Dis
ttict aforesaid, BAT krupt
Notice is hereby given that 90 the 18th,
Gay Of January, A D. -. The said William
L. r, IS, WAS duly adJGdIcAted bankrupt
and that The first meeting o. his Creditors will
be held st Daniel Lewis ofice in Skowi egan
Asine on the 3td DAY q Re. ruary, 4. D 1890
at IL o'clock in the forenoon. At which 5fne the
said Creditors may attend. prove heir claims,
appoint trustee. examine the hankrup t. and
traussc such ~ her business as may properly
come before said meeting iW3
Janusfv Is 4. y i#sO
DANIEL LEWIS. Referee in Bankruptcy.
The Somerset reporter., 1900-01-18

In India there Is more wealth than In
any country in the world. Gold. fab
rics. Jewels and spices. fer ages these
have been produced and found IN this
land one Of the Indian princes owns
jewels valued nj $15.oo0,oOo
The Somerset reporter., 1900-01-18
The Candy of Birds Nest.

The following is sample of English
as she is spoke or wrote at Wuhu, 100
miles up the Iangtse:
SOUTH CfllNA WAH HUNG BIRDS NEST 4 co
The Somerset reporter., 1900-01-18
SpPIIlgt1IIle

IL the sweetest season in human life, as
it is in Nature generally. 1t is the time
of promise. As the young girl draws
near to that mysterious line "Where
womanhood and girlhood meet" her
whole destiny is in measure being de-
The Somerset reporter., 1900-01-18
PROBATE NOTICES.

KENSEBEC COUS1Y-In Probate Court
held al Augusta. on the second Monday of
January. a D. 1906 Z r. Dal forth Judge OF
Probate Court IN and for the county OF Somtr-
set, and Trustee unc er the Iast will aud esta-
ment Of Mary A Smith ate OF s. CIV hetan, de-
ceased, for the bene ht of b rue Greene hav-
ing presented his first account az Trustee for
allowance:
ORDERED, That notice there Of be givHn three
weeks successfully prior to the SEQ q Mon
day OF February next, ID the SOMERSET REPoE-
TER. newspaper printed in >kos began. hat
all persons interested may attend Al Probate
Court then to be held al Augusta. and show
cause, II any, VIII the same should Dot b@
allowed. 3W3
&. 7. STEVENS. Judge.
Attest: ". A. SEWCOMB Register
The Somerset reporter., 1900-01-18
Attest: va SEWCoMB, Register.

KESNEREC COUSTY-In Probste Court.
held at Augusta. on the second MoBdag OF
January. 1870. I. r. Dauforth Judge Of Pro-
bate Court ia snC for he county Of Somerset,
ana Trustee unrer the asst VII and testament
OF Mary A. Sml lat- Of SkowEegsn, dec ssed,
fer tht beueht Of Clyde Giles having pre-
scented It's drst account as Trustee for allow
Arce:
ORDERED, Tha. notice thereof be giys three
weeks Excessively prior 10 he - com Non
day OF February mex. in n SOMERSET REPoE-
TER ewspape PINNED il Skua h-gau. Thai
a. persons Interested may attend a. = Probate
Court then to he he'd AZ Augusta ard show
cause il any, why ne same should lot De al
lowed. 3w3
6. T. STEVENS. Judge.
Attest: " a. NEWCONB. REGISTER
The Somerset reporter., 1900-01-18
Notice of C0.Paftnership.

The undersigned have tbs day formed =
20 partut rship under The firm name ct The
Rlnut Hardware Co. for the purue Sc of con-
ducliug y geuerS hardware busluess, TO-
se' her " IN az the helougi * the &c.
SkoR hogan. JRuuart J. lstu
4 g. BLUNT
J. ". BLUNT
The Somerset reporter., 1900-01-18

A. persons irde bted to the late f M Of A. q
Stunt are requested 10 cal SUD mske imme-
olAtt setti emtnt Bal
The Somerset reporter., 1900-01-18

LydA E pinkha.n Ned Co, Lynn 2asa-
The Somerset reporter., 1900-01-18

Miss Emma Lee. OF
Williford, Sharp Co.,
Ark, writes II was
suffering severely and
tried several doctors
remedies, but received
only very little relief
therefore, | feel 1t my
At,4y - ..w,-,4 ,-l
The evening times., 1900-10-17
CoIored Cadet CcrDs.

The cadet corps forming the battalion at the
High School for colored boys has had officers
appointed as follows for the coming year: Major,
Walter T. Ray; adjutant. Roland Johnson SER
geant- major, Roscoe OTme- Captains-DaTnley
Hawkesv orth, Company A; Clayton Bannister,
Company B; Robert Mattingly, Company C.
First observation-disclosures Lewis, Company a;
Arthur Turner Company B; William ToIson,
Company c. Second lieutenants-Chester Jarvis.
CoulpaIfv A, james Campbell, Company B; Fred
eriek Iortos, Company c. First sergeants-
William Maxwell, Company 4; Rutherford Berry
man, Company b; Joseph johnson, Company c,
Second seFgeants-Eugene Clark Company A;
Roscoe Brown, Company b; Ernest Lewis Com
pany C. Third sergeants-Roseoe Wormley, Com
pany A; LItber Sadgwar, Company B; Alfred
Brent Company c. Fourth sergeants I0liyer
Burris, Company A; Edward Tyson, comjany B;
Royal Afuudy, Company C. Fifth sergeants-
Harry Tignor, Company A; Alphonso Lee Com
pam b; william Fair, Company G. CorporaIs-
Prince Beaman. William Hnney, Walter Dixon
Roscoe Vaughn, Thomas Johnson John Ashton
James Lawson, Wendell Smith, Josiah Henderson
WI lam English Ernest Pinn, Russell Locke
The evening times., 1900-10-17
saxed hx a Policeman.

WINE playing in tho street, near her home yts-
terday evening. Minnie Fensons colored, three
years old, of 221 Virginia Avenue southwest, was
struck and knocked down by horse attached to
a buggy and driven by George Bryor When the
child wes struck she fell under the buggy and
would have been run over had it not been for the
presence of mind and prompt action of Policeman
f. H Herbert, OF the Fourth precinct. Herbert
was crossing Virginia Avenue at the time of the
accident and lost little time in dragging the
child from under the wheels The result was that
the child escaped with slight injuries.
The evening times., 1900-10-17
Epworth League FAN Meeting.

The first fall meeting of the Epworth League
Of Washington and vicinity, viii De held at
Hyattsyille. Nd. tomorrow. In the afternoon at
o'clock there Will be a conference OF junior
workers. which viii be in charge of Miss Laura
Collision, Of Brightwood and Mr. Warren Choate
OF Rockville. ! mass meeting viii be held at
$50 p. m. at which addresses will be delivered
by Mr. c. ". Prettyman. OF Rockville, and Rev.
E. Y REGISTER, OF Alexandria.
The evening times., 1900-10-17
corored church Revival.

The congregation Of the Tenth Street (CoIored)
Baptist Church is arranging for forgnght's sery-
ices. beginning Sunday, October II. and contiuu-
ing until Sunday November 4 :rayer-meetings
viii be held every night from Els until O'Clock,
and supper viii be served III the iectuTe-room
afterwards by the women Of the congregation, \
number of prominent clergymen OF the eolored
Rapfist churches of the District viii take part
The services will be managed BY the pastor, the
Roy 8 GeriAh La,skins B. ID.
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Ctvu Service Examinations.

The United States Civil Service Commission
viii hold examinations at each oi It's local
branches over the country on November 20 and q
OF applicants for the position of superintendent at
the training school for nurses connected with the
Freedman's Hospital in Washington Inc success
frl applicant must have a thorough, training az
professional nurse, and must have had practical
experience in teaching. The position pays SO
4 month, in addition to board and quarters
There are thirtytwo student girls in the training
srhn
The evening times., 1900-10-17
The Death Record.

The following deaths for twenty-four hours
wrr- reported at the Health Department up 70
noon yesterday: Dennis Reeder, % years; Eliza
Briseoe, e2 years: jacob Weaver 62 years; rhomis
farh3ln 81 years; Estelle Lee. 45 years; Archi-
bald H. Gibbs. 80 years; susan Coleman, 20
years: Ella Woodyees 35 years; Alice C. Smith,
90 wears; Samuel Cooper % years; Clara Y,
Boyd, IA years: Eegeaia Maddy, wears; asrea-
ret /. Scott. year; Ralph 6. Nell. months;
Annie Somrnets z months and Katherine Nc
terf%s la days.
The evening times., 1900-10-17
james Da,vlins Sent to Jail.

James Dawkin7,- -eoiored, prisoner in the
deck in the Police Court yesterday, charged with
committing an assault on George Best, also
colored The assault occurred Monday night
about II O'Clock in a Chinese restaurant on Tnir-
tecnth Street. south of Pennsylvania Avenue
From the testimony ii appeared that Dawkins
had been drinking, and went into the restaurant
to eat. When he had finished he refused TO pay.
An argument followed. which resulted in fight
between DaWkins and Best During the melee
Dawkius cut Best on the hand Judge Kimball
thought clear case had been made against
DawkiIs and he WAS sent down for six months
The evening times., 1900-10-17
Accused of Theft.

Daisy Lee, colqfed, seventeen years old, whose
home is on Henry Street Alexandria. was arrested
in that city, last night. and was today brought
to Washington by Detective illiams. She IS
charged with stealing underwear and other ar
tieIe5 from her employer. Mis-. Nellie IGnatius, OF
1872 Massachusetts AveIsse northwest.
The evening times., 1900-10-17
Collie, Cholera. and
DiarrE.oea Remedy Never
Known to Fail.

Rev. J. NJ Yipgling. pastor OF the Bedford
Street NJ. E. Church. Casnberland. Nd, says:
at affords me great pleasure to recommend
t7l,sr,i,er. ms -Celic, Cholera, aud Diarrhees
Remedy / have used it and know others who
have never known it 10 fail" For sale by Henry
E4ans, wholesale and Eetails and all druggists.
The evening times., 1900-10-17
Died of Heart Disease.

Coroner Nevitt today viewed the remains of
Lynda Butler, colored. sixty years old, VINO
died suddenly in a woodshed in the rear OF her
home. No. % Howard Avenue, Hillsiale yes
terday afternoon and issued certificate OF death
due to heart disease. The body was then turned
over TO an undertaken to be prepared for burial.
The evening times., 1900-10-17
Co., s,r,Drer, .x..ulted Him.

man who claimed to be George Burlew, thirty
eight years old. a stenographer at % Street
northwest, wa1 at the Georgetown University
Hospital at an early hour, this morning for
treatment for sprains and bruises Of the left side
aud back. Tie man Was brought to the city IN
n milk wagon from the Chain Bridge. where he
was found imping along the road. He claimed
that he had been thrown over an embankInent by
two unknown white men No cause WAS given for
the assault The police Will not take action in
matter,
The evening times., 1900-10-17
Awaiting u Claimant.

James Horncr, seventeen years Old died at the
Emergency Hospital Monday night from the et-
fects OF what is said have been malarial fever
Horner entered the hospital SUNDAY. lie came 10
the city on a schooner from lower river land
ing Nothing could be learned OF the relatives
OF the boy He was unable 10 tell anything
about himself and those on the schooner which
brought him here knew nothing Of him The
body Of Holner IS in the mofgue at The
hospital awaiting a claimant.
The evening times., 1900-10-17
ainrr Reeres Missing.

The police frsve been requested to look
out for Mary Reeves thirty-fve years old, who
has been missing from her home. 245 Eighth
St-oet northwest, since Saturday, Miss Reeves
Is FIVE ieet t8ii has dark complexion, black
hair and eyes and sharp features She Is OF
delicate appearance.
The evening times., 1900-10-17
Held for the Grand Jury.

Albert F. Eichelberger, who on August as
saulted his father, George \. Eichelherger. with
an axe during a drunken quarrel IN South Wash
ington was yesterday arragned for preliminary
hearing on a charge of assault with intent 10
xiii. The accused entered plea of Rot gu'ity
and was held in SIG0J bond for the action OF
the grand jury. In default Of bond, Eieheihcrser
was committed 10 jail 10 await future proceed
The evening times., 1900-10-17
The Rev. Joseph W. Murphy Dead.

Tie Rev. Joseph " Murphy, sixty-fve years
old. a retired Episcopal minister, whose home
was at Hiisboro y. c, died at the Emergency
Hospital at an el-iy hour this morning. Death
was due to serioGs organic disorder. The Rev.
Mr. Murphy recently underwent AN operation at
the hospital in the hope that his condition wouil
be relieved brother was notified OF the death
and gave instructions Tor the removal OF the body
the undertaking establishment Of r. = Cain,
IGll Seventh Slreer northwest. 1t is understood
Ihe body viii be sent TO Hi.lsboro for burial.
The evening times., 1900-10-17
Says His Wife stabbed Him.

Joseph R. TonlinsoB filed suit today Tor
legal separation from his wife Lizzie Tomlins,i..
He alleges that about two years ago his wife
stabbed him in the hand with a fork. He says
that she negiects her home and remains out until
between l and O'clock IN the morning
The evening times., 1900-10-17
Dead Roay of an Infant.

Coroner hewitt was today notified that the body
OF a dead infant was found in sewer at the
conner Of First Street and Florida Avenue north
cast, about 10 O'clock this morning An inquest
Is not considered likely.
The evening times., 1900-10-17

The Commissioners today ordered that the COM
pensation of W S. Sheets, inspector in the sewer
division, Engineer Department, is increased from
So so 10 81 per day, and that the compensation
Of A B. Duva1I, ir., clerk in The office OF the
superintendent of repairs, Engineer Department.
is increased from 81 TO 50 per day; both in
creases to take effect October 10, 1900
The evening times., 1900-10-17
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage Licenses were issued today TO Emmett
II. Hutcbeson and Mollie h Bowers, both of
Caroline county. Va; Elmer s Robey and Bessie
p. Howser; Harvey ID. AartZ and Bertha ".
Fraley. both of Frederick, Nd; John ". Rodgers
and Anna Mae Bi.sgs; Augustus 0wenake, Waynes
borO, Pa, and Lulu Mae TAFT, District OF Colum
bia.
The evening times., 1900-10-17
4 saInankeener Fined.

Pat Long a saloonkesper, was charged in the
Police Court yesterday with a-sIulting Richard
DgeS, eolored Friday night by knocking him
the head With cub. Long said he ordered
DEgS qf hi~ saloon and that Diges assaulted
him nrst. These facts could not be substantiated,
and Judge kimiaI imposed a fuc Of S25, whi-
was paid
The evening times., 1900-10-17
Makes Mnnx CHARGES.

Annie NJ Clifton today fled suit for divorce
against her husband. Joseph NJ. Clifton, on the
ground Of desertian- She alleges that her hus-
band drove her ort of the house in the night
time when she was clad in her night clothes and
assaulted her with razor She declares that her
husband does not to work and seems to
think it her duty 10 support him.
The evening times., 1900-10-17

Matte E. Payne through her attorney, Camp
bell Darlington, yesterday filed suit for divorce
against her husband James NJ. Payne, on the
ground of cruelty Mrs. Payne also alleges that
her husband has heen for the last ten years
confirmed and habitual drunkard. The parties
it is stated, married III Goochland County,
Va. in 1870
The evening times., 1900-10-17

New National Theatre-Primrose and Dock
stsder; afternoon and evening.
Columbia Theatre-"On the Quiet" evening.
Lafayette opera House-'King Of the Opium
Ring;'' afternoon and evening
Hashin's Academy of Fashionable
vaudeville afternoon and evening.
Chase'S New Grand-Polite vaudeville; after
noon and evening.
Kernan's Lyceum Theatre-Rentz- santley Com
pauy: afternoon and evening.
The New Bijou-', Git Edge Buriesquersi" after
noon and evening
The evening times., 1900-10-17
The Committee On Parades.

The Centennial sub-Committee on Parades will
hold q meeting this afternoon at f:I5 O'Clock in
the Board OF Trade rooms TO discuss plans ar
ranging fo- the decoration Of streets and buildings
during the Centennial festival. full attend
aHce Is especially requested
The evening times., 1900-10-17
Hatpin Ccse Again Postponed.

TIE case Of Florence Campbell, the young col
or~J girl. charged with ztabbing Samuel Kappa
port, with a hacpin which was partially heard
yesterday. by Judge Kimball in the Police Court
paued until Monday in order to get all the wit
nesses
The evening times., 1900-10-17
Run over hr a Curt.

\ heavy cart rar over the leg OF Percy Wa.h-
irgton, colored, tf.i'feen years OF age, late yes
ter5iy Afternoon. The hoy lives at Union Court
Northwest ard II Wa near hiss home that the
accident occrrfed T!ie police ambulance took
Inc Injured BOY 10 FreeGman's Hospital.
The evening times., 1900-10-17
Her Burns Prove FataI.

Mrs. Louisa Gatew"od, the young eolored wo-
man wha was buf. - yesterday IL the fire at the
fruit store OF r emo GuiIiani, 2210 Pennsyi
vania Avenue northwest, died AZ the Emergency
Hospital shortly Gfttr ) O'Clock yesterday even
ing The funeral viii be held at the home Of
her husband, 342 Twenty-third Street northwest.
tomorrow
The evening times., 1900-10-17

tions: sabbot Puiizzi, recitatons; John Fay
Irish Wit and songs; ]. Hartnett jr., comic
songs; The Rag-time Man. ". T. Murphy;
Master Bernard Farrell. cornet solo; Miss y. J.
Burke. songs accompanied by Mr. NJ. Horne;
prois Russell and Wooley- banjo and guitar;
Harry ". Wild, violin solo, accompanied BY j.
Hartnett jr.; Messis. Isdeil ard Hart jr.. piano
duet Graphophone selections we're rendcFed and
refreshments served.
The evening times., 1900-10-17
BIsMARCk,s IRON NERVE

Vas the result of his splendid health. Indo1ni-
table viii and tremendous energy are not found
where stomach, liver, kidneys, and bowels are
out of order If you want these qualities and
the success they bring, Dr. Kings New Life
FiIls Only . eeIrGs, at Henry Evans drug store,
800 F Street.
The evening times., 1900-10-17
Tuxedo Democrats Organized.

The Democrats OF Tuxedo have organ
lied Bryan and Stevenson Club and have en-
rolled about treefourthS OF the voting population
r. y. Mohler IS president and H. Claude Gibbs.
secretary.
The evening times., 1900-10-17
To Give q Ladies' Night.

Keane Council h of {. 353, Will give Ia
dies night on Tuesday evening October 25. at
p m, at the National Rifles Arnory. There
viii be dancing
The evening times., 1900-10-17
IN AND ABOUT THE CITY.
Runaway Boy Captured.

Cooper Lightboun, the runaway son OF John c.
Lishtboun ef 1871 Four-and-a-haIf Street south
west was arrested in Reading, Pa, this morn
The evening times., 1900-10-17
An Outbllrst
Of Enthusiasm
OverOl1r
Great Sale
OF
AlCCreerys S
Silks.

The largest and greatest dis
play of values and prices ever
known to silk buyers of this city,
Every dollars worth Of silks of
fered are The silks that Jas. Me
Creery & Co. sold to the best
trade III America. We bought
more than any ten buyers at the
sale and can verify every word
by facts. Our centre bargain
tables alone representing over
$4,000 yards Of silks If YOU want
McCreery's silks we are the Peo-
PIE to get them from This big
offering will continue for several
days to come, and the prices will
remain at the same loWness with
which we started this greatest of
al silk sales.
III six heavy weight tafeta 19 inches
The evening times., 1900-10-17
nbe Gpeniua IissSes
WEDNESDAY, soCTesER Il. 1899.
The weather Indications.
TEMPERATURE.

Fair tonight anc THURSDAY; continued cool
weather, with heavy srosts tonight; fresh north
westerly winds
The evening times., 1900-10-17
Entertaanment by Red Men

Seltese Tribe No. 10 of the Independent Order
OF RedInen held an entertainment last night at
Scottish Rite Hall, go Pennsylvania Avenue
northwest The opening address was made BY A.
J, ;rnold. ser which thereIlowing programme
renderee: Tine Misses Marie and Helen Basti-
J-:T-2ers. accompanied on the piano
by Master Adrian Bastnelii; A. B. Griffith, inita-
The evening times., 1900-10-17

24-irch coIored ta-eta, recre-
scuting every saade-tt's n cloth 20 Q
which MeCreery sold for S1-our FnSsj
pIice--..-.. ......-...--... . -
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TIDE TABLE.

TIE SUN AND NOON.
Sun gose...--.6:10 An. Sun sats...--.5:2I P. NJ.
Moon rises. 2:44 l. Nj. Moon sets.............
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at 8 a. m...,.,................. "A
at y OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES "a
Temperature at +. m......................... 81
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TsEMENTS.

Lamps lit today .......-..-....-.......5 .5:5I p.
Lamps out tomorrow ........,....--..-.5:2 .5:2l \.
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IG-ineh all sIlk biaoL taTeta ssh
The evening times., 1900-10-17
STREET LIGHTING.

High tide .............2:5sA a NJ and 3:4I P. VI
Low tide ...........9:45 A. NJ and I0:l4 Psi
The evening times., 1900-10-17

2I-inCh All-silk BLACK Taffzta, HNT =
atrser sSi5Ite57R p2es afayy%,5at saa pS Si,sn ~
The evening times., 1900-10-17

"a Inch Ail-silk Black Tafitt. 80 2
it's the quality that McCTee-y VI
sCld fer SI-our price ...-.... -
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al silk sales.

al six heavy weight taf4eta IS inches
wide-rot d missing desirable E OF
shade. IcCTeery's price, 70 cents Il ~
our price. ~
The evening times., 1900-10-17

27-inch Heayy-weiaht AlI-s;lE GlE
Black Taitela-Mecrsery's price "
The evening times., 1900-10-17

Colored PopIins-ail seIe-t eel so 4
orings. AeCreery's price $1.25- BSs3
The evening times., 1900-10-17

e4-inch AH-siIk Double Tw.lIod znC
Mnlss yYls9s.;,s saFs3 s4f.. HsorssFy.s PF.es ~
The evening times., 1900-10-17

WiGe-wale CoIorcd C-ystal- rAf
3n.d mostly :, 5i high ,,, solofs iisa NecreeTs's