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Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-04-17
BOUGHT A coal PLANT.
The Cheat Haven Works Sold to Thos
FOssett & Son.

The Cheat Haven coal works,
owned mostly by Connellsville PEG
pie has been purchased by Thomas
Fossett d. Sons, who formerly oper.
atcd in the Monongahela river dis
trict. The Cheat Haven plant is 10
Gated in the vicinity Of Point Mar.
ion, Fayette county, and has been
one of the chief producers of that
district. Fossett & Sons sold out
last fall to the river coal combine.
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1920 Music.
1880 school of Methods-John
Willis Baer, Boston.
1880 Business-Reports of Com
mittees.
H. o. BoUGHNER,
Excursion manager.
London 1900.
THURSDAY AFTERNOON.

LANuIeiuu iIdudSeI.
London 1900.
THURSDAY AFTERNOON.
t:30 DEVOTIONAL Leader.
LAS Report of Supt. of Missions,
Geo. w. Pollock, Buckhannon.
2:15 Address Cooperation for
Conquest" Rev. Robert L. Young,
Pittsburg, Pa.
2:45 General Discussion of Same
Subject.
1915 Open Parliament-"N Next
Things for Our Societies.
$40 Committee Rallies.
q Prayer meeting Committee
Leader
~ Look out Gommittee-Leqder.
(3) Social Committee-Leader.
(DFlower Committee Leader.
(5)Good Literature Committee
Leader
(6) Sunday school Committee
Leader
% Missionary Committee
Leader
81 Music Cnmmittee-Leader.
THU RSDA4 EVENING - COMMENCE
N1ENT HALL.
7:30 Song and Praise Service
Convention Chorus.
$50 Deyotional-G M. oliphant,
Wheeling.
500 Address-.sThe Manifesto
tions of Spiritual Life" Pres. J. d.
Moffatt, w. & J. College, Washington.
8:45 Music.
$50 Address Best to Van
quish'' Wayland Hoyt. d. D.. Phila-
delphia, Pa.
Closing Conservation Service
Mizpah.
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mp Well in Every Department Bug
iers Are Especially Fine Results OF
The Inspection Monday Night.
In the words of Col. simms in
speting officer for the First Regi-
ment National Guard Company T..
passed very ereditable inspection
on Monday night. But one man in
town was absent and he was sick
and unable to be there Several 9TH
er men were in line and answered to
their names who should not have
been out on account of illness
The property in charge Of the
Company was found to be in first
class condition. The Colonel spoke
highly of this. 1t has been the ex.
ception in the guard and not the
rule To keep things in good condi-
ton and exercise the proper care Of
them.
The appearance OF the men them
selves and their uniforms were com
plimented The manner in which
they executed the various move
ments given them formed q part OF
the complimentary remarks that he
passed concerning them. They have
improved very much in the manual
especially.
Our buglers were said to be the
best in the state Wheeling has a
couple of crack trumpeters but the
Colonel stated that he would have
to tell them that their claim to have
the best in the state would have to
yield to the Morgantown trnmpeters
who are Lawrence Cox and Mar.
shall Jones. They sounded mum
Der of calls for him and did them
well.
Company L has been recruiting
number of new men and has nearly
reached the limit. They want few
more good men. In few weeks
they will be able to resume out door
drills and will then rapidly increase
in the experiences which now marks
their movements.
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SATISFIED.
Meredith Boomers Say that they Feel
Good Over What They Found Out
Here.

WV" WV VhuS hhcJ EouHu Vut
Here.
Lamar Powell, Elk. Mayor Nc
Nicely, E. M. Showalter and Hon.
w S. Meredith have returned to
Fairmont after feeling the pulse Of
the Monongalia republicans. They
came here in the interests of Mr..
Meredith's boom for the congress
sional nomination and went away as
they stated feeling satisfied with the
result of their labors.
They found that Meredith has
some following here but that Day
ton is the favorite The leaders
here cannot do anything but support
Dayton after all that he has done
for them. Some of the rank and file
would prefer the Marion man, but
what ice they will cut will be seen
after the districts have spoken.
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Turn yerein Ball.

The mem bers Of the Turn Verein
Club gave their annual hop at the
club house on Beeehnrst on Monday
night. The affair as usual was a
great success and the large crowd in
attendance enjoyed 1t very much.
The decorations were tasteful ana the
floor was ia splendid condition.
Music was furnished by well known
local players and was up to the rest
Of the Accomplishments Of the even
ing.
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Killed by Fall OF Slate.

FAIRMoNT, w. Va, April IL
David Edwards, who has been employ
ed at the Chiefton mines, but few
days, was instantly killed falling
slate Two others were seriously in
iured. All are colored.
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ASSIGNEE'S SALE
Of Store at Public Auction on April
4th

will sell at public auction at Hun
dred, w. Va, on Wednesday, April
4th 1900, between the hours of II and
B O'Clock large stock Of general mer-
chandise, assigned by t. B. Hamil-
ton. Bond has been filed in the
Clerks Office in the county court of
Wetzel county IS the law requires in
this assignment Terms, cash in
hand on day of sale.
The above sale continued to April
14th, 1900, between the hours above
named.
Above sale postponed until We'd
nesday April 25th 1900 between the
hours above named.
VIM. NJ. KINCAID, assignee,
Cameron, w. Va.
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Presented a Fraternity Pin.

The local chapter of Kappa Alpha
to which fraternity Rev. Thomas
Dixon belongs met him at the Pea.
body on Saturday evening after the
lecture and passed a delightful even
ing with MIN. They presented him
with a very handsome jewelled pin.
The occasion was very pleasant
one.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-04-17

LADIES should wear Queen Quality
shoes. 80 styles can be seen at
Hirschmans.
THE Manhattan shirt sold only by
Hirschmans.
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Will Entertain.

Mrs. Page A. Gibbons will enter
tain the ladies whist club this even
ing and a very delightful time is
promised.
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Guy WILEY is agent for the Sterl-
ing, Tribune, Featherstone, Crescent,
Purnant, Stormer, spaulding and a
number of other wheels.
Get your bundle ready and
hello 1879 for Miller's New Meth
cd Laundry wagon to stop.
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t. N. SMITH, the Jeweler. invites
his customers to call on him at the
Moreland corner.
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For sale.

A desirable lot on Prospect street.
Nor terms, apply to Miss Boughuer
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Jersey for Sale.

For sale Jersey COW. An excellent
mixer. Inquire of
Mrs. CoBUN, Greenmont.
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The Weather.

Showers Tonight and Wednesday.
Clearing and colder Wednesday after
noon.n
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TWO CENTS
FINE SHOWING.
Company l.. Highly Compli-
mented BY Inspector.

Col. Simms States That we Haye One
Of The Best in The State Men Show
mp Well in Every Department Bug
iers Are Especially Fine Results OF
The Inspection Monday Night.
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4 i RE|BBPRIEBVE REL I|IBVFEE For FOR SMELL
Delay of Execution Granted by
Justice CabaEsh.
Was to Have Been Hanged Next Fri
day for the Murder of Lizzie Weis-
senberger in August of Last Year.
June % the New Date Fixed for
Carrying Out the Death Sentence.

Messrs. Turner and Mitchell counsel for
Benjamin H Smell, convicted OF murder
and sentenced TO be hanged on Friday, to-
day fled a motion in Criminal Court. No.
l. asking for delay of execution for two
weeks, or until June % next This delay.
Mr.. Michel. speaking for the defendant,
said. would be necessary in order that
the accused can take advantage of his
rights guaranteed him under the law.
After hearing the petition of counsel.
Justice CIabaugh granted stay of execu-
tion TIL June % next.
Smell was convicted Of the murder of
Lizzie Weisenberger on August s. 1899, and
was sentenced by Justice Clabaugh TO be
hanged on May IL last Smell took an
appeal from the judgment of the trial
court to the Court of Appeals for the Dis
trict. This tribunal oa Thursday last af-
Armed the judgment of the lower court.
In the meantime, however, Justice Cla-
baugh granted a postponement Of the day
Of execution from May IL to June -. Al
though the Court Of Appeals has announc-
ed its decision affirming the finding of the
Supreme Court of the District the man
date for the carrying out of the order of
the court has not yet been transmitted to
tae trial court.
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northwest, wEo asked to be relieved from
paying interest and penalties>on bill TOR
all tax OF 1892, on sub-lot 244 square 156
assessed in the name Of T. F. Schneider
Also that the sale threatened on June s
be delayed The grounds upon which Mr..
Lane desires relief are that he never re-
eeived any notice through the advertise
ment Of taxes in the daily papers or Other
wise OF any charge against his property" :"
The Assessor, in submitting his report
In this instance, says: The examination
Of the records show that Mr.. Lane pur-
chased this property from T. F. Schneider.
the deed being recorded October 2s 1891,
ihs lot remains assessed in Mr.. Schneider's
name for 1892, and when the tax ledgers
Tor 1893 were made il passed to the name
Of Mr.. Lane.
With reference to Mr Lanes plea that
he had no notice OF any charge against the
property an examination OF the sale list
OF 1883 shows that sub-lot "a square 1856
was regularly advertised for sale in April.
1898, for the general taxes OF 1892. iuclud-
ing penalty and interest in the amount of
S4o2l, and at the sale vas bought in under
the law by the District.
The taxes are listed against the prop
erty regardless Of ownership, and the fail
ure to pay the tax appears to rest upon
the owner OF the property at the time.
therefore, considering the ruling OF the
commissioners, that they are without au-
thority 10 remit penalties. / ana compelled
% submit an adverse recommendation
The Commissioners. It is expected Will
act in accordance with report Of the As
SCISSOR in this case
A request was also before the Commfs-
sioners from Rev. Thomas S. Lee. Of 1870
Rhode Island Avenue asking that sub
lots i, 13, Il and 10, square 220, be declar
ed free from taxes imposed upon them ana
from the subsequent sale TO the District
Mr. Lee states that the property in cues
uon belongs TO old St Matthew'S Church
and he also asks that the said property be
exempt from taxation on the ground that
1t is used for religious purposes.
On this application the Assessor. states.
The property Of old st. Matthew's Church.
located at the corner of Fifteenth and II
Strets, designated on the records as lots
u, 13 IA, and south twenty-five feet of
lot Is. square 220, was carried as exempt
property 10 July I, 1897 when II was re-
listed for taxation from information re-
ceived that il had been abandoned for
church purposes and placed on the market
for sale
'It is now claimed by the rector of the
new St Matthew's Church that the old
structure is still used for Divine worship
and. accepting the statement that il is 50
used, / recommend that the exemption be
continued from July l. 1897.
1t is believed that the Commissioners
Will follow the recOmmend of the As
session in disposing OF this case also.
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FLAG DAY OBSERVANCE.
An Elaborate Programme Being Pre-
pared in This CITY

Flag Day, which occurs June "A, Is to be
fittingly observed in this city by the Dis
trict OF Columbia branch of the Sons Of the
American Revolution. The District Com
missioners and the Board OF Trustees of
the public schools are expected to co1Oper-
ate with the society. An elaborate pro-
gramme is being arranged.
The cooperation OF the President OF
the Board of Trade, President OF
the Business Mems Association. the
Secretary of the Navy. the Sec
retary OF the Treasury. the President Of
the Board of Trustees of the public schoo s
the Loyal Legion. the Grand Army of the
Republic, General Breckenridge, President
General, S. A R.; Dr. Walter Wyman
Surgeon General, Marine Hospital Service
United States Navy; the Board of Manage
ment of the National Society Of the D. A.
R.; Rev. ]. D. Whitney, President of
Georgetown College; Rev. E X Fink
President Gonzaga College; the Superin-
tendent Of the Reform School. and the
mayors OF the cities of Boston, New York
Philadelphia, and Baltimore. have also
been asked. and II is belived that most of
them will take part in the proper obser-
vance Of the day.
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The Century Cycle Club.

large number Of the members OF the Century
Cycle Club responded to the run called for River
View yesterday by Captain Ed. S. Byrnes The
boys enjoyed pleasant days outing and returned
in the early afternoon by boat. This evening an
important meeting is called to consider the pros
poets Of the club taking up their old quarters.
627 Street northwest. The outlook IS bright
for move Of this kind. as applications have been
coming in rapidly from large number OF the old
MEMBERS and bright and prosperous future
awaits the century pluggers.
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For Confederate Veterans' Reneft.

MARTINSBURG, ". Va. June 1.-THE
Confederate fete and reunion. which viii
be held next Thursday. will be attended
by large crowd from neighboring towns
in this State Maryland and Virginia A
programme that will fill every hour of the
day from 10 a. m to II p. m. will be car
ried out The fete will be held in Boyd
Vile, the home of former Senator Faulk-
ner. The annual reunion address will be
delivered by Senator Daniel of Virginia
The fete is held each year by the Daugh-
ters of the Confederaey for the purpose
of raising funds for needy Confederate vet
erans in this county.
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HOW TO AVON, TROUBLE.

Now Is the time to provide yourself and family
with bottle Of Chsmberlain's Collie Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy. Il is almost certain to be
needed before the summer is over, and If procured
now may save you trip to town in the night
or in your busiest season II Is everywhere ad-
nitted TO be the most successful medicine in use
for bowel complaints, both for children and
adults No family can afford to be without it.
For sale by Henry Evans, wholesale and setzil,
and all druggists
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Handled the Broom Too Wen.

Benjamin Dixon. ccIored charged with assault,
was fined $40 by Judge Kinball, in the Police
Court this morning He entered into a eontro-
verSv with Henry Thomas. also eolored, to
which could handle broom in the most mastery
manner. and eventually Dixon used the broom
handle on the other disPutant to dencnstrate his
proves, and was arrested in consequence
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SHAKE into YOUR SHOES

Aliens Foot-Ease, a powder. II cures painful.
snlarting. swollen feet and ingrowing nails and
instantly takes the sting out otscorns and bunions
It's the greatest comfort discovery of the age AL
lens Foot-Ea makes tight or new shoes feel
easy. II Is a certain cure for sweating callous
and hot. tired. aching feet Try il TO-DAY Sold
by all druggists and shoes stores. By mail 25c
in stamps Trial package FREE. Address, Allen
s olmsted. lie Roy, N Y
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John end Douglass Lincoln, brothers, coIored,
were charged with raising disturbance at the
home Of Henry Proctor, on Street northwest, in
the Police Court this morning. John Lincoln vas
fined SO, which he paid, and Douglass Lincoln
in default Of S fine went 70 the wCrkhouse for
fifteen davs
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30 namngc. Granted.

In the suit of Hugh Harten ard his wife, Julia
Harte-, against the Brightwood Railway Com
pany, the Washington, Woo5side, and Forest Glen
Railway and Power Company 20 recover $1,000
claimed damages for personal injuries. alleged
20 have been sustaned by the female plaintiff,
the jury today returned verdict for the de-
fendants.
The evening times., 1900-06-11
Petition I'm Banlxru,,cx

NORFOLK, Va, June IA number of
creditors Of the West Norfolk Lumber
Company. by Ivor A. Page. attorney have
fled a petition asking that the company
be placed in involuntary bankruptcy. The
amount involved is about S45. 600.
The evening times., 1900-06-11

Wiidwood-yaudeyille and dancing. afternoon
and evening.
Glen Eeho Park-George Thateher's Minstrels,
evening.
Chevy Chase L ske-Musie and aquatic perform
ance, afternoon md evening
Columbia Pleasure Park-Music and dancing
afternoon and esening
River Niew-Excursion Of the Italizn Benevo-
lent Society; boats, IL a. N. and 2:s5 and 5:45
p. m
Trains leave Chesapeake Junction daily, 10 a.
m, II a m, p. m, p. H., D. m for
Chesapeake Beach on the Bay.
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Sent to the Workhou.e.

John J. Becker, white, was charged with dis
orderly conduct in the District Police Court this
morning, and was fined IS. In default be was
sent 10 the workhOuse for Is days.
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Marriage licenses were issued today 70: Arms-
by Hulvey and Minnie Potter. both Of Augusta
county. Va; Nathaniel Walls and Nellie Tim
berlake both Of New Kent county, Va; John
Joseph Tuttle and Mollie Z. BaaGell both Of
Baltimore Nd; James Harris Falls Church, Va,
and Caroline Barbour, Washington, d. O.; Charles
A. Pryor and Katie Robinson; George Morton
MattiEgly and Leocadia jerome Lallyi; George
IL WildCr Tampa, Fla. and Nay V WSllIng.
ID. c; Charles 4. Weckeerly, Philadelphia, Pa,
and Florence L. Burgess
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Eczema ReIieved tn nar.-nr 40.

news Ointment will cure this disgusting skin
disease without fail. 1t will also Bsrber's
Itch, letter, Salt Rheum, and all skin eruptions
In from three 10 six nights il viii cure Blind
Bleeding. aDd Itching Piles. One application
brings comfort 10 the most irritating cases. IS
Edmonds Williams. Sd and Pa ave--4s
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Fifteen Days for Larceny.

Robert Richardson. charged with the larceny Of
s. from Thomas ii. BransOn, was sentenced to
thirty days in Jail today by Judge Kimban.
The evening times., 1900-06-11
4 Year for Assault.

John Williams was charged with assault upon
Richard Gibson before Judge Kimball this morn
ing. and was found guilty and sentenced to one
year in jail
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Lewis Brown, in default Of s.. was sentenced to
nine days in jail this morning by Judge KimbaIl
for alleged assault on Hop Chohg, Chinaman.
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Committed for IncorririhiIitr.

Clinton C. Carter. charged with incorrigibility
was committee to the Boys Reform School this
morning by Judge Kimban-
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no serve Fifteen Dars.

Henry Bro'~r. charged with assault on Amelia
Epson, W. seltsneed 20 fifteen DAYS in Jail by
Judge KimbaI .Ais morning
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Parsons TriaI Po.tnopea.

On account Of the illness OF Ashley NJ Gould,
Assistant District Attorney, representing the Gov
eminent. at noon today. further hearing in the
trial of Randall Parsons WAS postponed until to-
morrow.
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Ernest Dietz Fined.

Ernest Dietz, eelored, was fned IS for assault
upon George Cluek in the Police Court this morn
inp
The evening times., 1900-06-11

A congress of Wash Fabrics
holds session at the Busy Cor
ner." Like our own great legis-
lature, there are two great
branches of this body; the i'm
ported weaves are one, and the
domestic fabrics the other. Both
Rre represented to the fullest ca
pacity. Nothing but the select,
the choice of the people. There
Is a heated debate in Domestic
Wash Goods between qualities
and prices. The former will not
recede an inch of ground, whereas,
on the other hand, prices have
taken a step toward relinquishing
profits. We await your approval
of the movement.
500 pieces OF extra fine th'n wash goods.
equally as good as the impOrted-patterns
Tar superioT-consisting Of ,dimities and
dotted swiss, in at least 100 arc
new styles-an absolute 20c quail ~
dy,
$50 pieces OF new cords and other de-
Eirable weaves in this seasons wash
fabries-speeial attention being called 10
the utter sheerness of these goods, as
well as their choice designs r1r
marked to sell for Il 1-2 and III
Is cents. You buy them at.-... Z
200 pieces of new dimities. in stylish
polka dot-large and small-blue. black
red, and pink-alsO choice design OC
in lappets and batistes-thorough NJ
10 and II 1-2c value. ue.-.........O ~
10 pieces Of Scarboro cords-a quality
and style that'n prove an immense oC
surprise for tomorrow's shoppers tI
when they know they buy them at. "
so pieces Of fine black French organdie-
n fabric that could not be inf RIH
ported for less than 25c- We ~
have it awaiting you tomorrow at IL
80 pieces of black batiste-good
dye. and a grade that 15c doesn't n | 4
ordinarily buy-awaits you tOmor- HoS
row ----.-----.--..O
10 pieces Of extra fine black lawn-sheer,
desirable weave-and grade that 0H =
usually sells at 30c. It's a big val ~
ue 10 cut the price on these at. ~
Last lot of black imported gren- NI|
Edines-three swell styles-of ~
usual 25c quality ........... i6Z
5. KANN, SONS & CO.,
9th and Market Space.
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IN AND ABOUT THE CITY.


william Thomas, colored. charged with dis
orderly conduct, fined s. by Judge Scott this
morning.
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Want TAXES REMITfED
A Large Number OF Applications
From District Residents.

The Commissioners Consider Many
Appeals, Including One From the
Y VI. c. A. Asking for Exemption
on the Ground That 1t Is an Educa-
tiOnaI and Religious Organization.
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Mayer g. Petit, 415-417 9TH st
Qbe Gpeniua TimteS
MONDAY, JUNE II. 1900.
The Weather IndicatIon..


Fair and cooler tonight possibly preceded BY
local showers; Tuesday fair and cOoler fresh suth-
vest g vest winds
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STREET LIGHTING.

ow -I2-S9 AN and Ia Pm.
high tide. An and 7.OS p ".
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Sun rose--.---i-5i AN. sun sets--....7:24 P. NJ
Moon TisJs.-..-.-...... Moon sets...-3:II A N
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Cooling

CooIing refreshing. delicious ''CULMBACH-
SOOiihS, Err BEER. The ideal summer
drink "a bottles only Sl.75 Write or phone
Washington Brewery Co., sth and + ne.
ielo-st
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I,SFMENrS

Lamps 1T today....--..-.---..-... P y
Lamps out tomorrow 3:42 A.
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Muo;ct Roa&. and the National Capital
munlCn Deer Brewing Ce.5s s.Mne5cbe- p51e-
ner' both made Of the same materials ana
b. the same process Of brewing. Finest dark
beer in america On sale everywhere. For case
write o. phone De. dozen, Sl-25- IeII-tf
The evening times., 1900-06-11

FOR An An USfiDY HOUSE" USE USE SAPOLO
OUR LEADER:
"MOOdIalde' Sour Mash Whisky.

selected by the United States Government foy
hospital purposes, ten years Old. SOC pint, S. 50
a galicn- Eight bottles of Lager Beer for &c
one box OF p bottles for 75c Orders promptly
delivered 70 any address in unIsttsred wagons
Store and warerOOms. 6I7 Four-znd-z half Street
southwest THOMAS r. BEAVERS
leo-lmo Proprietor.
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AN ACTIVE LIVER

means good health The greatest Liver Regulator
n the world is Warmers Safe Cure. Try it today
The evening times., 1900-06-11

500 pieces of extra fine thin wash goods.
equally as good as the mpOrted-patterns
tar superior-consisting Of ,dimities and
dotted swiss, in at least 100 4 80
new styles-an absolute 20c quail II