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hsn to Lissen. That's where he has the Advantage
over other people After they get Thru telling him
he is nommunnA;ei he makes Speach he rote a
manh or Two before the conven.hsn 90, held and
Tells them how saprissd ne II, BecoE hs Didn't expect
ennythinE Of This kind happen and Gays a. Long
as they've gone 10 work ana Done II and II would
make 10, % Hard feelings II he didn't take II he
Gives his consent - the cummitty breathes easy
again and gets their n'oErsr taken on the Frun,
stsps"
We'll" nav says = don't Sc. emmy sens n That
kind ., fooiishnuss
That's becor WINNIE r-fe made 70 no more about
Working button-hoe, Than p1luticks" paw sn,erd
sposen they wouldn't have a commi,,y 10 Tel Bryan
as got ncmmunnaied They mite 90 Ahed getting MI,
pickieher put Buttons and Spending mummy 10 go,
up marching Clubs AMI p-knck. and he T,rst 'hus
they new Some morning vhcn It Was 20, late sum.
buddy would ar him about Il and lie would say.
Nc, can; run They put the H,ysn born rai,cho
seven Lhss further Down than the place where
marked FOR Il with blue p.nsul That's faiu.
I How could stand That Kind of platform with.
1ut letting people Think mghtn't rother be Rite
! than prss,tunt' II would brake ny Hart % Ge,
.lerkt"d on account Of havn Ere. silver neery
Down % 'he Hotium where n vouldnt rc' red About
II II would t -Four Ing. nshs- up msbhy mite 60
! Th,n No rupp came Eallnr'ns thru the Yard and
LITTLE albert trids Turn 'hr Hose on him bat 60,
most u - IN Paw where hs Aad MS vest open.
Poor little Albert Sometimes haf % wonder n
] Does any GOOD when Say our prayers TO Az,
loi q, Slsss paw ard make him better man
= G.uVGlE. IN Chicago Times-Hsrsll.
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1he DAYS Love Story
klicia's Eperiment

-
n LiCA "bhtaNoIV" uss "snV'" -" s'e
~ and she mad never received an ener OF ms1''sss
- nor had a lover Her Two youngH s'@s vhs
both happily married. oertrude hAd fssessc tnsse
on-rs otfoTs marrying John Ne'soh' Lo'ns, va, w.
born eoque'te. bad received homage from emsss
every man sue knew TON 'he .in' ,ne sou.
Until nov Alicia had affected 70 dssp'ss 'ns stnse
ssi L"I'i'' mrtA''on' ana ussusass eonsSs" - ~
seemed frivolous 70 her' lAs 'ae, 'nN sne - en-
terent rom owner s"s va "p4N"' ".s .'., 49," -
meditation on love ana mAu'h'n' N"eh 'oNo"ea
me receipt o; letter announcing 'he .AsAss"sn' ~
the only un-iarrted one % her classmates
II Ia al very We! tot 10 marry, 'e 'Aa h.'
self In conclusion "ert II Il odi rot 70 a,Aet hnss
suitor There must b" 'omethlns Aenns In me !
have always known that ! iiin' IKE men ou'
l''rAnse that men donf IKE me can aeeomphsn
alm's, anything u make up my mind 70 " ! WI
hse a lover ! need not marry hh' o' eo''e' oet
Viii have MIN desperatey IN loNe WIN me, % .hs'
shaH nave an mp~ss'onsd oHe'' '"sh VIII 's'uss
him
Alicia cast about her ist OF mae aoauAinshcss VIVA
view 10 selecting suitable man Tor her experiment.
Finally she chose Resry De oreve' hsssy was yess
younger than Alicia He had been one OF Le'uss
numerous admirers IN an impassNs way ou' ~ ss.
never gotten UP courage TO propose 70 hsr ne nAa
rot been sure 'hh' ne "ah'ea 70 ao ~
That evening Reggy came 10 the house ne nound
Alicia wonderfully Interesting sne tsAsd e'uhon
hsures pretty girls tudses ana so'''
"Gwaeiou' never thought ono Hh'" % ma"A -
said 10 himself as ne lt'' tns mouse
II Wa, schrey "ssk oetore ""W ssu. NV
'en,ed himself 'hs wsnnstOns ne ssssa ~
Miss Wellington instead OF 'he aaiss hs So un-
conscious o' iAs heS'eo' U, H' ".se w, W
Alicia smiled "hen she slohs' "" '"mn'onso !" tns
Idrawns-room.
"oh. Mr' DE ursNe sne snu-hsre'"eN sns nss
called him Hessy-l am % s"o 70 - you Hno"
you can help me solve something 'hA' mas oeen "'s-
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Artistic Ties

on some u the Japan
80. railways tsrrs-cotia
sleepsrs are used. They
are rar mors durable thsn
those ~ wool
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No Cigarettes.

Although Queen Victoria
does not permit smoking
IN her lmmed ate neixhbor-
hood. yet she keeps on
hand q stock OF the most
superb Havana cigars Tor
her Euests, and the con-
sumption thereof Is about
s.oco . year.
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LookinqGlass

one million eight hun.
irei sni nf,y thousand
square yards Of looking
glass 4, manufactured In
Europe annually
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SILK from Wood

Aruhclsl silks are made
OF WOOD nor.. dissolved 70
q slus.liks consistency BY
acids, forced through holes
In glass ana srswn out
into threads
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TO COOL WITHOUT ICE.

MI by pouring them in'o large jugs round vAiSA
w two or three layers u nanncl nave been wraspsd
The flannel l. saturated With water, and ths rspsA
evaporation that takes place coos the qu,d sass-
lively as n refrigerator.
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THE EVENING WORLDS
DAILY FORUM.
Two A,ticie; 70, 0omer. P'i"en by H0~e- o.
Nori5-Hdf fame
THE SUMNER GIRLS COMPLEXION.


ire noa Fsr'ovs Beauty Efre,. in me horo.
~ HE wall Of the summer girl Is heard agaI1
IN the land
From the sands Of The sea and the g,eca
oi the golf links, from the wseEIns-pIaco
and the srhoo. Of warm weather phioso
Ply. the maids and mAirons oi every con.
diuoa OF life PROFOUND the awful. solemn ques
tiorf:
What shall do for my complexion
Whist will take od trecie-.'
How shall prevent my nJse from pceling'"
Give me something to keep my hands white
and pretty"
What will cure sunburn." &c. to the end OF
the long chapter.
:, Wise man once delivered himself OF sad
truism:
You cannot quoth this sage, have your pud-
ding and eat H."
TIE woman does no, live who can defy King Sol
DAY after day a, this season oi the year and re-
tain all the dellcacy ana beauty Of her skln.
TLere are. to be sure skins and skins
some that seem 10 be Jus, waiting for 4 chance
70 set free . long -garnerod crop Of brown. oval.
shaped patches recognized s the abomination
called freckles.
Othsn that defy the demon lenngo and at the
worst must submit to a coating ot tan tha, has .he
merit a least Of suggesting 4 wholesome mental
condition and sound stomach
But worst Of all phases Of the Summer com
plexion martyrdom ia the unhappy state known a.
"peeling"
The prsttsNt, most bcwltchinE woman creature
on the lace Of the earth ,s at dlscoun, when the
end Of her nose 10 laboriously and painfully en-
gagged In neelins
What Is TO be done about ~
Women who want TO keep their skins fair and
delicate may as we'll undars,and that protcction
from the sunB rays will alone insure such Q 70
suit
The influence OF the sun ia not coanned to the
epsdermis alone. but acts also On tho pigment or
colorng matter OF the skin. O. which II incresses
the ascrctions and deepens the color.
Freckles Are pisinen,ary stains produced BY sI-
posure and excitement Of the skin.
Sunburn Ia merely yellow or brown t.nge that
cvssspreads those parts Of tho body crppsed dur
ING q certain length of tina to the effect Of the
sun.
Women Who wish to live out Of doosv and spend
hours of each day In the nercs Night Of the sun
nay have the summer o: their lives this year. 90
far - sojoymsnt soes. and sincerely hops they
viii. but thsy certainly cannot maintain thcir
complexions intact
loton or Q cream will nourAh the tissues.
which are literally impoverished. the hea, and
Gun having exhausted the natural oils.
But the price Of skin Of unimpaired beauty a
the end Of the Summer season according to our
standard In this respect, 10 shade and protectior
from the drying winds and burning sim
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Ths r'rtrsi, % Johr Gooinow United States Consul
a. Shanghai was repfoiuced from wood carving
msde by q Chinese artist IN Shanghai IN l''' Tho
work - fNs oriental sculptor - pronounced an cN.
ctllsr, 'ksnsss . ne Cc1srl Hs has givsn the con.
sui slantnr sye, as you viii notice
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The Lond md Short.

The difference Jstween the talest AMI shortes
races IN the world Is / foot a. inches and The aver
age height Is bet 81. inches
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Fino Socks. Too.

In County Donegal Ire
.au' ne market price for
knitting a pair of so.ks
JVsd 10 h> on. renny. AMI
women Sorksd rh>srfuliy
FOR that sum.
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Making Money.

The total amount %
money coined by all u
Queen vie;oria's predsces-
sors on tho throne was
81 .Oss On. 100. During the
present reign the Min, has
turned out D,5o. .ooo, 90.
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wooD-PULP PAPER CLOTHES.

Wood pulp paper as military clothing Is used by the
Japanese TROOPS II is msry.Iiousy tough and has
neat appearance
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Demand for Fiction.

Public storS-telers SIN earn a good livelihood II
Japan In Toxic eO q N, NJ Ply their trade.
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IN THE LANE

N, TASGLE Of vinas and a VAR Of sweetness, /
R And a cup that briuS vi'h honey dew, /.
: For here In It's wonder NJ rare complete
ness
] Is the very sane wild rose knew
! FEARS aro. when my 5lir Nte sIlien-
Ye,r, arc. when my stop wa ngp'
! The rose. with ~ peh,, ~ slE uuf..Iou. /.
And kissed ln.1 bloom b. star ns' uIght I
--Marsarr r. sanFster IN lbrpers Bzar
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THE DANGER IN OvER-EXERTION
BY
MRS. JANE LINDSAY.

Champion Woman Century Rider oftbe Woria.
~ vER-ExIcRTION In hot weather IL a sure
road to sickness, unless the body has been
vNI systematically trained to meet the adj
- tionM tnx put upon II. Persons rcanre
very little what II means 10 Indulge In
violent exercise Shcn heat renders the system
sobjscs to prostration.
There Is everything In keeping the sinews in
trim. Tho muscles, II treqa.aty used. will re-
spond rsadily 20 the er,A strain
In cases whore exercise has been entirely neg.
iscted any effort in no, weather will p-osp,e IN,
effects OF vtolen, oyerwork. Persons ask how 70
guard asaing ovcr-ersrtion. Il Is no, difficult,
SIMPLY watch y sell and take th.ugs e,,ily-
Nearly all cases Of heat prosiration are m. -,u
of over-labor The victim doe, not realize ,h,. hi.
has been doing more than be ouyh, under A burn.
ing sun He puts down the faint; iirry ,eslp, f.,
his head TO headache Suddenly he ia overoon.
Persons accustomed TO sedats liyins ar. often
Frustrated BY apparently simple exercises. The
sssrk Who runs for car on Q ho, day and the "a,
nan who hurrses along the street may une.p.c,.
e4)y NJ victims TO over-eIertion. They have no,
ou1ned themselves 10 meet the call for surplu.
Oeru. Collapse is the result
~ sdvies to both men and women IS moderate
Ugsiss IN ell wsa,hsrs. It is only by steady and
nnssn snittsd
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The Making Of Cloves.

4 pair of gloves passes thrsuzh nearly 80 hand,
from the moment hs skin leaves the dressers hands
ti the gloves are purchased
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aura Jean Linpeyl
r1Is CAREFUL,
GIRLS. ABOUT
NIDD.GI.ltiIIT
InI'NIDS

JrogfTgsr 49, fH fas Ff-1s Fl'
'fff.g '...1trT
~ course v~ fl knox tha'
r,.. sra.a'ug more Dc.
" U-.'',y ruwhr''c i1
ne ey.s = young siris han
ihs pf7rrsr' = moon Ight pic
.I.s .r. tally "fHs.r escorts
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New Weeds.

Soil vas brought W rrom depth Of 1i feet frYn
c,al mine IN Belgium and from u sproutsd weeds
~ a species entirely unknown 10 hotaaists
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We Grow the Cotton.
~ me cotton -rlg u me world four-nrhs Is pro.
duc~f IN IRIS -Hur'TJ
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Butterflies.

There are q. 100 difysfsnt
kind. os butterflies.
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BERNHARpT AS 4 GIRL.

Sarah Bernhardt entered a dramatic school wher
On. was fourteen. and made her debut four year
later.
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CORAL ROADS FOR CYCLING.
The coral roads Of Bermuda ar the nnest In ths
world for cycling They are as smooth as q dancing
noOr and are never dirty.
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THGSG .GbEnMS. OF. FUN. TO. LAUGHTER rum
"&EON&NE." "
"a AND ma HAVE ANOTHER TALK.

n, Eli" paw sed when were sitting The
W I1-'ch ard Little albert was out In the yard
" sqIrt.nE the Hose % sss they n3,anei Niue.
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Here Is poor eobhlsr - Grand Rapids, M.eh-. VIE
speaks seven larsuages and understands nys oth9a
lie IL Swiss by birth. and has travelled extensively.
Wouldn't you like to hear him Scke Swedish vhsn
his mouth is nlled with shoe pepsi
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slIPPERy NAN.
'Gcorge- Gsorss-sst rish, up, You said you wanted
20 cut the rrass before breakfast
so DO. Clars-so I do but forgot TO ask you 10
have breakfast about ~"
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~ iM'rC,R DIAGNOSIS.
"Vt1' .r- 81 Nlbhrr's cyc.r'
o don't EulN what her orrlIs' says, but think sh,
his injured them .yuiHuug through her window blut'
10 zoo what @. r1'uR IN In the nsighborhood"
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are 'ht.r hssg Ideals
m q very sNtH -f"'
20 print. "JNss'rl as.
is mere rrT 'nrr'
man 20. N 3on.B
pi.' rs lhh.r
q iv either Vi'
~ 3D. 90 -
g. r.fk POO
.rs' 't-r rHrs He
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-08-07
ASKS PERMISSION OF COURT.
Mrs. Sweet Destr~s 90 Resume Name
of

Hester A. Sweet. whose name was fer
merly Hester A. wyman. today petitionsd
the supreme Court of the District of Co.
lumbia TO grant her authority to change
her name. The court is Informed that the
3oth Of April, 1Sss. she was married to Aus
tin c. Sweet. Her married life with him
was extremely unhappy. she says. and OF
short duration: no children were born, and
Sweet is now deceased
Prior to her marriage to Sweet. the petit
TONER adds. she had been for many years
the wife of John +. Wyman. with whom she
lived most happily. They had several chill
Gren.
BY reason Of the public knowing the petit
TONER to be the mother Of these adult chill
diem. and finding the petitioners name TO
be different from theirs, explanations which
are not agreeable TO be made are often nee
essary
In conclusion the petitioner submits to
the court that II is notifying 10 her I'm the
extreme 10 he obliged 10 longer bear the
name of Sweet, or to have IL her legal
name: that there Is no good reason why she
should bear the name. but every reason
why she should be permitted to resume her
former name CNymanl. and she desires to
do so. Attorney II. Z. Moulton appears for
the petitioner
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-08-07
THE AssdcIArED CHARITIES.
Report of General Secretary for
Month of July.

The general secretary of the Associated
Charities has submitted to the board or
managers his report for the month OF July
which is in part as follows
The total number of separate appfica-
tons made to the society during the month
Of July was 1871 as compared with 1853 in
June and 153 in July, 1899 These 19l ap-
plications came from 125 separate families,
fifty-one being white and seventy-four col
ored. OF this number ten were reported as
new cases. all the others having been
known to the society heretofore. Sixty-1ve
Investigations were made by the agents
during the month, exclusive OF 1nVestIga-
tons of applicants for free treatment at
the diSpepsaries.
Relief was procured during the month
for 103 families as follows: From churches,
seven families: from private relief societies,
five families; from private individuals. six
families; from the Golden Book fund. three
families. and from the Citizens Relief AS
ISOLATION, eighty-two families.
Fifteen persons applied for work only,
and employment was found for twelve. per-
manent for two, and temporary for ten.
Eight persons were placed in institutions,
three for temporary treatment and five for
permanent care. Transportation was pro-
cured for two families. consisting Of five
persons. to friends or relatives outside the
city Forty-three letters were received by
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CUT HIS OWN THROAT.
Conductor Commits a Rash Act While
Under Opiate's Influence.

Alfred Beers, a conductor on the Chesa-
peake Beach railroad. attempted to end his
life in room 237, at the National Hotel. at
an early hour this morning. He cut his
throat in several places. the jugular vein
narrowly escaping the knife. 1t is not
known what time the attempt was made.
but the Waterman found him about $40
o'clock. Beers had taken an opiate before
going to the hotel. and this morning when
he had recovered his senses he did not know
what had happened. He was very much
surprised when told that he had cut his
throat with his penknife. and said he GER
tainly did not want to die.
DR. Walsh. who attended him. says he
thinks the unfortunate man took an opiate
and that its effect on his brain was such
that he did not know what he was doing
when he used the knife.
When President Mears of the Chesapeake
Beach Railroad Company learned that
Beers was in the hospital he directed that
he be given the best treatment possible
Beers, who is about fifty years old, has
been with the Chesapeake Beach Railroad
Company ever since the road was finished
He has been if the railroad business since
he was fifteen years old. and is particu-
larry well known in the west. where he
worked on number of roads. He for
merly lived in Kansas City. A little more
than year ago his wife died in this city
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-08-07
NOT A NECESSARY INCIDENT.
Attorney for District Disapproves Re
quest for Permit.

Attorney for District Disapproves Re-
quest for Permit.
Application was made recently to the Dis
trict Commissioners by Mr.. James B.
Lackey. secretary of the City and Suburban
Railway Company. for permission to erect
on the poles OF the company two wires from
the car barn at the corner of 5th
and streets northeast to the District
line. On behalf of the company. 1t was
claimed that the right to the permit Is a
necessary incident to the rights granted
by the charter of the Maryland and Wash
ington Railway Company, now controlled
by the City and Suburban Railway Com
pany. With this contention Mr. Brandon
burg. the first assistant attorney for the
District. does not agree. and he today ad-
vised the Commissioners to deny the appli-
cation.
While the applicant" says Mr. Bran
deRburg, does not specifically point out
the provision in the charter which, It is
claimed, confers this right, Ii seems the
only clause which could possibly afford any
founda lion for the claim is that which pro-
vdes: And said corporation is hereby au-
tnorized to construct and lay down SIN
gle or double track railway with
the necessary switches, trunouts and other
mechanical devices
The words other mechanical devices
considered in the connection in which they
are used evidently refer to devices similar
in nature to switches and turn-outs and
ordinarily incident to the actual construc-
ton and operation of such a railroad. In
view of the various enactments by Congress
in reference to the string;ng of overhead
wires, it can hardly be maintained in nv
opinion. that this general expression con-
ferred upon this company alone unlimited
rights to string wires over the streets of
the CITY, That being so. the application is
substantially the same as the several applI-
cations of the Chesapeake and Potomac
I'M Nt-Ar h al
wires in the District, which were carefully
considered by this Office and upon which
several opinions were rendered the last
being dated July IL, 1900, and which, as L
am informed, IS under advisement by the
Commissioners. In this opinion the Com
missioners were advised that they were
without power to grant the permission
sought.
II am of the opinion, therefore, that the
Commissioners are without authority in
law to grant this application
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-08-07

the agents making requests for investips
tlon, and seventy-one written reports were
sent out. "eie
me agents, during the month, In the work
OF investigation. seeking employment. col
Letting savings, giving friendly advice etc
MADE total number of 337S visits The
Iotai amount of savings deposited by the
poor people during the month was goes 5o
This Is the largest amount ever denositeG
IN one month, and is an advance OF $40. SO
I'VE me deposits OF the previous month
ing saVinSsaccounts is 111-143 being white
persons and 56S colored
me number of Investigations made for
as follows: t''h'n Is
central dispensary-Total number of in
designations, 142: number of Certificates
granted, 124: number of certificates refused
IL number of false addresses given.
Eastern dispensary-TotaI number Of in
Vestigations. 30; number of certificates Civ
en-, 30; number of certificates refused
Women's clinic-Total number of inyss,i
cations made, IS: number of certificates
granted 10; number of certificates refused.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-08-07

Marriage licenses have been Issued to the
following:
White-Stiles X. Pforr of Baltimore and
Margaret Y. DE Bold of Richmond Va. !:
Clarence +. Botkins OF Richmond. Va,
and Virgie +. Dickens of Henrico county.
Va; Harry Perrin and Grace Leake. both
of Richmond. Va; Clarence c King and
Lucie b. Williams. both OF Richmond. Va. /;
William II. Trice and Sallie r. Meador.
both Of Richmond. Va: James W. Kube
OF Orange county. Va. and Lizzie b. Perry
OF Spousylvania county. Va: Oscar Reeves
OF this city and Agnes Brown OF War
renton. Va: John Joseph Boze and Mrs
l.. A. Funk, both of Richmond Va: Henry
r. Blount and Annie NJ. Wingheld. both OF
Richmond. Va: Louis y. Robinson and
Carrie ]. Keppler.
Colored-William Matthews and Alice
Smith; John A. Lyles and Rosa Butler
Robert Walker al d Annie X. Taylor, both
or Richmond. Va: Albert Holmes and En-
ma Smallwood; Frank Thomas and Rosalle
Williams.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-08-07
A Final Clearance of Mattings and
HammOcks.

Our entire line of heavy seamless Canton Matnes
which sold a will be
Our entire line representing best quality of Japanese Warp
onleS Mating which sold for yard will be
The last of Swinging Couch Hammocso
Portable essentials
% it, ROO
To make clean sweep OF Hammock house.
which includes
best heavy cord with valance
which sold at $3.50 to $3.50 The choice will 1913
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-08-07

The treasurer Of the Washington commit
tee of loe appointed to solicit funds in aid or
the famine-stricken in India acknowledges
receipt OF the following contributions:
Employees Of government printing office.
through .. J. Ricketts,:
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Quarterly ELECTION.

Minnehaha Lodge. I. o. G. T., held It.
quarterly election last evening. which re-
suited as follows: Leonard r. Stewart, c
T.; May Martin. V. T.. Nellie Smith, re.
cording secretary: r. A. Dinsmore, finan.
cial secretary: A. n. Garfield, treasurer
A. E. Ogg. marshal The installation cere.
monies will take place the evening Of Au.
gust IA. when the officers will be invested
with new regalia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-08-07
Conflict Of oninian.

George Woodward, colored, declared to
Judge Mills today that he was a work
ing man, although the police said he was
a ioafer and drunkard. few DAYS away
from temptation. the court thought, would
not hurt him. He was sentenced to give
bond for good behavior or go down for
two months,
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S. KAHN, SONS 6 co.
S. KAHN, SONS & co.

Our Groo still all the that
light luncheon could supply Everything COOL fresh and refresh
ing The moderate prices of any cafe in the city Base
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MARRIED,

hAIHEWS-fOOPER. At Atlantic CITY y j.
August, 1900, 10y the Rev. Fichluns pastor III
81 James Church. HARRY A. MATTHEW'S aud
EMMER GERTRUDE COOPER
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A Strong Fertilization.

Fortify the body against disease
by TUFTS Pills, AN absolute cure for
sick headache, dyspepsia, malaria.
constipation and all kindred troubles.
1.-THE fly-wheel of life"
DR.. Tut: Your Liver Pills are the
fly-wheel of life. shall ever be CRATE
full for the accident that brought
them to my notice. ]. Fairleigh.
Platte Cannon, Col.
TUFTS Liver PILLS.