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Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-07
Is HE LUCKY?
A Bangor Man Said to Be in
an Even 100000.
But Method Is Illegal in Maine--Re-
port May Be Untrue.
Humor Starts I'om Seizure Of Mexican Lottery
Literature at Boston.

Boston. Dec. 6.-A large box contain
ing Mexican lottery goods. was seized
at the office of an express company at
the South Terminal station, today.
Early in the day the exp, esS emplr YES
We're surprised to learn that in tn"
train arriving from st. Louis was q
quantity of contra band" stuff con-
signed to the agent Of the Mexican Lot
terry Co. at Portland Me
\ quick search by Inspector-in-Ch chief
Evans ana Two of his men from the
post office revealed the box wanted.
II was found to contain several thou
sand copies OF the last drawings Of thu.
lottery company. the same being in
tended for New England investors in
last months distribution.
TIE boxes and contents We're then
taken To the post Office against the pru-
test of the express company.
chief Inspector Evans explains that
hr made the seizures under the fedora
statutes, which prohibited the carrying
| at goods by express ur through the
mails III violation Of the Interstate law.
| Tuday's seizure was the first Of the
| Kind made under the laws.
According to iii" official drawings it
| appears that among the lucky winners;
| is :; prominent Bangor man. who pulls;
! out S6c. 900
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-07
MUST STAND TRIAL.
Both Motions in the MOlineux
Case Are Denied.
Judge Will Neither Quash Indictment
or Allow Minutes Inspected.
Held that cour, Of Appeals Action in Ordering
New Trial Was Final.

New York, Dec. 6.-Judgc Newburgcr
handed down . decision in the court of
general sessions. today. denying q mo
tiOn 10 dismiss the indictment for muT-
der against Roland Y. NolineuX. The
motion was 40 quash the indictment.
"r HS IN alt, ,rtatiVc. for leave to in-
epcrt ihr minutes Of The grand jury.
Entn applications We're denied.
NUiinvuXs attorneys alleged tnat "Ni-
denc" iutrodu'ed before the grand jury
concerning what are known as the
Barnett letters was improper under tht.
decision Of th" court Of appeals. which
2,t aside the conviction Of Nolineux.
Tn" judge in denying the motion held
ttat IN" court of appeals had power 70
direct Il final judgment and that 1t had
exercised this power by directing that
4 n-W trial must take place.
As a. The application for right to ir
spn..t The minutes Judge Newburgnr
Ii ld thaJ that branch of the motion
had been disposed Of adversely by
Jud1" Blanrhard when application Wa
I'll. dr h,-fore him by The defendant. NJ
leave having been obtained to renew
tht. motion ANA no new facts having
n-en stated. it could not bc entertained
- this time.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-07
NAVY YARD ESTIMATES.
Among Other Amounts Is included 81 947. .572
for the Ki.teY. Me-. Yard.

kasIin-tcr Dr@. 9Th" rapid
growth Of III" navy is the plea set ~
hy Rear Admiral Endicott. chief of the
bureau uf ylrds and docks. to justify
tre submission Of estimates for the
maintenance Of the navy yards and
stations and improvements aggregat-
ing 81, ,126 $50. He admits that the os-
Inmates arc much beyond the limit sup
posed probable when the current ap-
IropriationS We're made, but declares
that all the works named are consid-
cred necessary.
The estimates various navy yards.
are as follows. Portsmouth, y. H.,
G[ittery. Me- Sl.947,5s3. uhis includes
s5"o0Oo for 4 new floating dry dock
Boston. S157O.0n0. naval cadet depot.
Rhode Island. s2co.0oo; naval station NJ
New London. $5l.000; New York. So
$4,000: League Island, $74l, 800; Wash
rgron. s622, 900: Norfolk. sl.511 900;
Charleston. 81 .050, 900: Key West. $4,000.
Pensacola S995. 800: Algiers. La. s359.-
d0o: Mare Island. sSsS. 700: Puget Sound,
81 .16a. 800: San Juan. so61S. 500; Tutuila.
s1os 600; Cavite. 1901 900; Olongapo, 81
$4,000; Guam. $1,000.
In addition to these items the report
asks for an appropriation OF 81 $50 900
to complete the four dry docks at Kit
terry. Boston. League Island and Mare
Island.
An engineering feature of the report
is n ton that all Of the
power plants in the navy yards be con-
c"ntrated.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-07
U. OF MS. NEW PRESIDENT.
A Well Founded Rumor Tha. II Will be Preston
". Search

B1ngnr Me. De. 6.-(Sperian.-it is
reported in this city on the best Of au-
tholity that IL Harris successor as
plesids 1T Of the University of Maine
has been settled upon by the trustees,
and that he is Preston w. Search. now
Of Worcester. Mass. Mr.. Search is an
honorary fellow of Clark University Of
that city, and has for q number Of
years been prominent in the educationa
world. He has served as superintend-
ent Of the public schools in Toledo ana
other Ohio cities also in Pueblo. Col.
Los angeles. Cal. and Holyoke. Mass.
Je ~ lecturer Of note on educational
topicS and has written book, The
Ideal School" During the past year
ne MIS- been abroad. studying tho edu-
cationu system Of England and con-
ttncNtal Europe.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-07
NEWS NUGGETS.
brought by the Wires From the
North. East. south and West

Carri" Nation announced. Thursday
- Topeka. Kan. the suspension of her
paper. The Smasher's Mail. which was
did not pay.
1T thu regular Meeting ~ th. rXcru-
tive committee Of the Mckinley Ma
tiunal Memorial Associatioa ~ -"
sta t. of E,w York. Thursday. it Was
announced that the total subscriptions
nDW amount to $i',. 49,.
Thr,-. r4rsors Were. killed ANA 10 Wer..
injured in u head-vn collision between
two passenger trains on the st Louis
iron Mountain x Southern Railroad
near Malvern. Arb. Thursday night.
i'h" three passengers killed and most
OF those injured were passengers in the
negro coaches.
Thr inveStigatinD at Mobile. Ma.
into the killing of Steward Jcffrtys by
Capt. C. NJ. Morris Of the British bark
Birnan Wood Nov is. while the EeS-
sci w3s cn route to Mobile. and he sub
seuuent suicide of Capt Morris. has re-
suited in the con.irma tion Of th. mate s
story Of the tragedy.
Al the meeting Of the New York
Chamber Of Commerce. Thursday Gus
taV II. Schwab. as chairman of the
committee on foreign commerce and
revenue laws, reported resolutions dis
approving of the action of the recent
reciprocity convention in Washington
as a detriment tn the business interests S
Of the country.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-07
HIGH ATTITUDES.
Food Cannot be Boiled as Quickly as in Low.

The curious experiences people have
with coffee drinking are worth ponder
ing over if any0n, is ailing ari does
not know thr exact reason ther, Of
Coffee is 4 SecretiVe worker and
through the nervous system affects diff
fcrent parts Of the nudy in different
people.
\ yoang married woman. Mrs. r. H.
Blackmon. OsWego. Montana. had a
conclusive experience, in the effects Of
coffee on her eyes. She says, II have
used coffee since a child. but q short
time ago my eyes began IL grow weak.
and the least rXnrtion such rs reading
or sewing would cause shooting pains
ana wavy lines Of light 50 that could
see hut little els. for minutes at Il
time.
This alarmed nc and | earnestly
sought the cause Of the trouble. Some
one 1old mo that coffee sometimes af-
fect"d the eyes. ] at once decided to
1uit it and see if ] would be benefited.
but | must have something to take
the plac" of coffee. for | wanted to
modify. as much as possible. the s;cri-
flee "f giving it up.
SO ! decided to try Postum for my
self When i came I made il strictly
according To directions and was Won
derfu1ly surprised and pleased with il.
Husband says that my Postum is very
different indeed. from that he one
drank at a friends table.
Il frankly own tnat ! like Postum bet
ter than ] ever liked coffee. II has a
rich body to it that coffee lacks. boil
il longer than twenty minutes end il
Improves it,. Perhaps il requires longer
boiling in the high attitudes. j tninl j,
does.
For three months now have been
using Postum and have been wonder
fully bentited. My eyes no longer pain
ne. and are strong as they ever We're.
My complexion, instead of being Sallow
as formerly. is clear and rosy know
to a certainty that my Improvement
has been caused by leaving Oft coffee
and using Postum. for that is abso-
lutely the only change | have made
and l have taken no medicine.
"A Mr.. Randall 4 friend of ours. has
obtained relief from his stomach
trouble and headaches ny leaving of
coffee and taking Postum. We think
we know something of the facts about
coffee ara about Postum.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-07
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

,,,I -, 4hea.
fate'tS h'Ng I,,'..I.;a,,.or
Maine men. rien' =, -, ~
Ninthi"!. N"'n,i''gi ~ AVA - u
burn "!ni't'i Il r,-;i,,.',,, j, ..;ab-
Peavey. N"Shhui H. " ''i'''''
tor. pembroke
Michael II. Ford "ny 81 tht ptn, NI",, ,iin. !.
and most tTIlnii diId .n b;s bnme. Main
ami I.arkin streets, hhnimr' m,'i iSHi'S ~,
ait"rn""h ~ m Viii ~ SIrinu
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-07

one "f our prominent merchants Was
Irtantly III" victim Of a joke which has
caused ronsidera bic merriment among
his friends Through a miSSta tement
tn, members If n local sewing circle
\,.r,. invited tu meet with this gentle
man ut his place of business on Watc~
street. instead NJ with his wife at his
i,ni.i,- ~ Warren street. AZ the time
. rpuini. Il several business men, init
n;lt,. friends Of the merchant. ap-
,t,at.i ,t tils office with knitting work
ami SeWinA iu response I" the pub
if.u.i invitation. ana enjoyed social
hulr III his expense. No doubt thu
ladi.s Of III. circl" mt at his hom"
nut wor.- quite unaware AN III" time
thlt th"r. waS~,u AUXILIARY sewing
.frrl.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-07

Miss elizabeth Silsbee Archer Of Sa 4
lem, Mass Thursday. completed lC1
years # life. Miss Archer is in the on
jUrnent nt good bodily health but ON
ing To q fan several months ago does
rot often 90 out of doors. Her .-yssight
Is poor ana hcr hearing somewhat iu-
paired. bGt she delights in having the
newspapers read to her. She is the la t
SUR iVor III her family but has 4
ncl,hcw. four nirccS ana several grand
r"rh"wS and grandchildren. She re-
ceivcd the congratulations nf friends
InG relatives quietly at her home
Fire WAS discovered, early Tnursday \
night. in The plant Of the National
Starch Go. at Des Mnines la. causing
a damage of S2nco0.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-07

Constantinople. Dec J-Spenoer
Eddy, first secretary Of the United
states legation n constantinople. has
received a message Via Salonik. saying
that the American missionary. Miss
stone. and her companion. Nine Tsilka
wore VOL Dec. 9.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-07
Weather Conditions and General Forecast.

Washington, Dec. 6.-The haromctlic
changes over tn" eastern third Of IN.
country remain unchanged. The w"athc,
remains clear and cold in thu east AMI
The temperatures have not changed ,,,;-
t"rialiN. Fresh north to northeast winds
will nreNAiI nlonE th.. Allnntic ..nnst
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-07

Rradstrcrts. tomorrow will say:
Business failures for the week number
231 az against l>9 last week, ana 2ei
in this week. last year.
Canadian retail trade is improving.
while wholesale business is naturally
quieter. Weekly failures number p
against - last Week and - a year ago.
Failures in Canada for the month IF
November number i.f. with aggregate
liabilities Of $1,l95ii6 an increase "f
= per ,rIlt. in number ana - per cent
in liabilities over a year ago
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-07
Church Notices.

-t Matthew church. E-N. W. r.
Livingston. rector. Second sunday III
Advent. MOI min" s-ryir.. at la.3a T. NJ.
sunday school al IL O'Clock ",cninS
lray.r at { o'clock.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-07
Chilly in Massachusetts.

Pittsti"ld, Mass, Dec. 6.-The coolest t
weather set experienced. this winter was
t"li here today. Fh" mercury was - de-
Src"S below zero. this morning
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-07
HALLOWELL.

You know Lunt & Brann have
some Very pretty chateiaine bags and
purses suitable for Christmas gifts.
Their sofa pillows and pillow tops are
also VERY desra BILE.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-07
Boston Forecast.

Boston, Dec. t.-Local forecast: Fair
saturday and Sunday: warmer: fr-sl
east to south winds.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-07

1t IS unpleasant IL have a tooth
prush come 70 pieces in your mouth.
oh2S- h. Partridge at the Old nelia bic
Drug store has special sale of war
r&hted tooth brushes. a job lot. bought
10 sell AZ 20 and - cents, brushes usu-
ally sold at 30 cents and higher.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-07

laxative Broro-Quinine Tablets cure
cold in one day. No Cure. No Pay. Price
IS cents.
weC&sat
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-07
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Tb. Manila import m"rch.21InlS ~" , pre-, e.
r,,inr petition which viii pc s'1l 10
congress asking that Manila y, a'i,'r ainr W. ~.
Amsrican ;d an innsnrgrnt nsr outlaw: who tri'd TO
,a1r%. raIr%ar ~ 4 Filipino judge. has been sen
t.rced to bc garrotted
After spirited centes5 at At por,,agS Gr,fagg
FRIDAY. between II" friends q ,ba \ %ation aii,n
Ore. and s,ock natis',s 'Association closed sue
~ ~ s.f,i mi convention by selecting tn iatter ter
cj.v "s tn" place for III" next c"ilNfmoaoh , ,a9a
m thr second Tuesday Ill J"hu"'H' i'''
.rter being examined hT the n"afG 49, -
,-.',,inn and survey at Boston lhurs-
hal the nited States srIning Th1rsay 1p night It'll
re S'hIt!, IN. Paorja also sailed for An
a.,o,;s \" ,is'Na'd and tn naval tug Potomac f"F
KY West.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-07

Look out for loGcabin cookies today.
Soc special sale locals.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-07
POLO GAMES.
Miss Stone Alive and Well, Dec, 2.

81 Clinton-clinton. .; Plymouth.
The Washington bee., 1901-06-29

wife on last Tuesday, June IS, at 4:3c
CL . clock at St Thomas Episcopal
The church edifice was filled at an
early hour with the MANY friends and
acquaintance of both the bride and
groom, and at the appointed hour the
pIldai party headed by the cross
bearer and two acolytes, followed bv
altar. ~ 'iie
hen came the groom and his best
man, Hon. Judson Lyons, Register Of
tle y. ,. Treas ury, followed bv the
Rector OF the Church, Rev. G.. Ajax
ander Mcclure, the late Rector Ed
Ward u. Knight, and Rev. Henry |,
Fhlllips, Rector Of the Church of the
NI9CinXion, came from the Sacristry
ana while the divines took their place
IN the chancel, the groom and his
pest man stood aside, the ushers anC
bridesmaid proceeded to the from
| where they met the bride leaning OF
the arm Of her mother and preceded
them and the flower girl, to the alter
where they were met by the groom
and his best man.
The ceremony that made two heart.
one IN the sight of God and man wa:
ImpreSsively simple in its details,
arranged and conducted as are mar
rlages IN England, void of "gush" Oh
show.
The late rector of St. Thomas Pro
/ testant Episcopal Church officiated
| Or. knighU, assisted by the rector
/ Rev. Mcclure and Rev. II. /. Phillip,
of the Church Of the CruCifxion, anC
| Mr.. S. Gilbert, who prior to and dur
/ ing the Cremuny, presided at the organ
rendering music soft and Of delicate
/ touch as the ceremony was performed
and when the minister said, 81 pro
nOunCe the man and wife" the organ
pealed forth Mendelssohn Wedding
March.
The bride was BEAUTIFULLY gowned
and was a model of elegance, simple
ity and grace, her gown being made
of hand embroidered chiffon over
| liberty satin, trimmed with duchess
point lace. She wore diamond orna.
ment and as she rested her arm in
that of her mother, dressed rich, yet
plain, in black six with becoming
ornaments, with the solemnity of the
| ceremony, made a picture moi soon 10
be forgotten.
The bridesmaids were dressed in
silk and organdies and carried lilies
Of the valley.
The bridesmaids were Miss Grs-
sic HaWley, Miss Mamie Minton, OF
Philadelphia, Miss Cornelia Brown,
Miss Ida Brown of Harrisburg and the
petite" Miss Brown as flower girl.
The urshers were Mr.. Martin Cow
derry, Mr.. Walker B: Webb, DR.. A. r.
Jackson, Prof. E. A. BOuChet.
A reception followed at the resi-
dence of the brides parents rendered
to the bridal party and immediate
friends, after which the bride and
groom left the city to spend their
honeymoon in peaceful thou hit Of the
future as man and wife.
CapriCOrnus wishes-FeaCe, Hap
piuess and Prosperity.
The Washington bee., 1901-06-29
The ELECTRICAL WORLD.

Six hundred thousand persons are
employed in the electrical industries
Of the United States and about S4,-
oOO, ,OOO, 900 is invested in them.
Prof. Rebenan, the Berlin electrical
expert, who is studying the appEca-
bility of electric traction to the
Trans-Siberian railroad, states that
within ten years one will be able to
travel around the world ia % days.
Plans are about completed to close
up the gaps between New York and
Philadelphia and complete a trolley
line between the two big cities. The
tracks of couple of steam roads are
to be used for a portion of the way
and a high rate of speed is expected
The promoters say that the full fare
each way will be one dollar. The
round trip between the two places
By the steam roads il four dollarA
The Washington bee., 1901-06-29
E0TI EICIIDgS.

Mr.. Francis DeSaleS Smith has
Manuel Training School, No. ?.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Cornish left Tues
day afternoon for Atlantic City for the
estivatiOn Of summer.
Miss Erma Richardson Of 3o9 nth
Street, n. E., leaves for Hampton,
Va, soon, where a short course in na-
ture work will be taken. Several
other ladies will be in the party.
Miss Teanuette E. Anderson of the
public School Sewing Department
will visit Buffalo, n. Y, in few days.
She will take in the Pan-American
Exposition.
Mr.. Bennett Slade, our popular
merchant tailor, will donduct his es-
tablishment as usual at Atlantic city
this summer. Mr.. Slade will open on
or after July I.
Miss Mamie Lockwood and Ida
Scott ofII3o 22nd Street, N. w, will
make a trip to the Niagara Falls the
early part of August. They will return
via Buffalo and witness the Pan-Amer
lean Exposition while there.l
Mr.. Bernard Hartgrove, the celebrat
ed Mandolin SolOiSt, IS preparing
quite a lengthy program Tor the re
CeDtjon of his friends this summer at
one Ofthose famous sea resorts upon
the Jersey coast.
Mss Virginia Ouander Of 1921 Mad
ison St \. W, will spend her yaca-
ION in the Blue Ridge Of Virginia.
She will be accompanied by her
charming sister, Miss Roberta.
Mr.. Charles H. Wilson, foreman TO
.J.B. Christian, the practical embaim-
er. paid a flying visit to Richmond
Va. last week TO straighten few bus :
mess matters that needed persona
supervision.
Mr.. Charles Ross and Miss Ella Du
Ianev were quietly united IN the bonds
of fmatrimony Wednesday evening, al
Alexandra, Va. A large number OF
Washingtonians went over TO witness
the affair. AS the contracting parties
were so widely known their presents
were handsome and numerous.
F. Hopkinson Smith of Boston,
Mass. is again saying some unpleas-
ant things about Uncle Tom 5
Cabin" Mr.. Smith claims the book IS
vile and was more than instrumental
in bringing about the War OF the Re
bellion. To agree with this gentle
man would merely endorse his lgnor-
anceupon the subject.
DIR. lanes Lee Honeywell, an tx
terne. at Freedmen's Hospital. has
been promoted to the position OF Inter
ne. As DR.. Honeywell had served a
wear as a member of the Hospital
Staff he was exempted from the regu
The Washington bee., 1901-06-29
The Bee PRINTING e.
Secondhand Bread Dealers.

Among the queer industries of Lon
don is that IF the secondhand bread
dealers. They collect fragments of
bread from he restaurants and dust
heaps and carefully sort the same into
first and second quality. The former,
being comparatively clean is baked and
then cut into dice for soup and made
into raspings which are bought by the
cookshops for garnishing. The sec
ond quality bread is sold for foed To-
poultry and domestic animals.
The Washington bee., 1901-06-29
Deemed Il Worth Trying.

She laughed as she put down the pa
per.
How silly some people are" she
said. Here's a story of a New Jersey
woman who was i'll and permitted a
man to bamboozle her into the belief
that she could be cured by kisses, as a
result of which a scandal followed"
LET us not be too hasty in our judg-
ment, he replied, thOughfully. "Since
we became engaged your health has
been better than ever before"
That's So" she exclaimed, for some
how this had not occurred to her be-
fore
Therefore" he continued, 'let US
overlook no precautions"
And they overlooked none.-Chicago
Post.
The Washington bee., 1901-06-29
The Comforts of Home.

Church-Haye you a cosy corner IN
your house?
Gotham-Oh, yes; my wife has ar
ranged two of them.
you must enjoy them after a hard
days work"
ENJOY nothing! The cat has one
and my wife's dog occupies the
other!"-Yonkers Statesman.
The Washington bee., 1901-06-29
Her Age.

"How old are you, Frau Pleichin'
ger?"
HAS Frau Won Wiesinger given hel
age, your honor?
Certainly"
Every well-then put me down as
two years younger than she!"-Der
Tloh.
The Washington bee., 1901-06-29
4 Splendid Effort.

"a liked your speech the best of any
of them"
"Weu, I'm gratifed, indeed, to heal
you say so. Could you hear me plain
ly from where you sat?"
"No. Icould see you motioning, that
was an."-Chicago Times-Herald.
The Washington bee., 1901-06-29
The Result.

"You don't feel well, eh? What's
the troubles"
"Wen, I had cold, and I took lot
Of advice about what to do for it,
BROOKLYN Life
The Washington bee., 1901-06-29
Not Her Fault.

Widow Jones - I would willingly
marry you, Mr.. NIushley; but my
first dear husband only died a year
ago, and
Mr.. Mushley-I know, dear madam;
but-er-that wasn't your fault, you
know.-Judge.
The Washington bee., 1901-06-29
Well Healed.

'Your medicine has helped me won.
derfully," she wrote to the patent
medicine house. Three weeks ago
I could not spank the baby, and now
I am able to thrash my husband
God Bless you!"-Smart Set.
The Washington bee., 1901-06-29
HenrsaY Evidence.

''Has the family been what is called
respectable very long?"
81 should judge not. The old lady
says has gotten '"-Chieago Times
Herald.
The Washington bee., 1901-06-29
Iife-Saving Activity.

Keep right on kicking-never mind the
hindering words folks utter;
The frog who fell into the churn kicked
up a pound Of butter.
Chicago Record Herald.
The Washington bee., 1901-06-29
American DGIIlI Association
8l3 nth ST. NORTHWEST

8l3 1lIH ST.. NORTHWEST
The Best Dental Work at the Lowest
Prices.
Full Upper or Lower Set of Teeth
guaranteed in every particular 800
Good set of teeth, well made. good
material $500.
Partial sets $500
Repairing Is cents
Gold crowns $500
White crowns $500
Gold Filings t1.oo
Platinum Filings IS cents
Cement Filings so cents
Cleaning teeth SI.oo
Ii you have set of teeth that do
not mt perfectly we will take the teeth
and make new plate (useing the same
teeth perfect in every respect for 81.
10 per cent Reduction on all work of
$500 more for the next g. days.
Arrangements have been made nv
which invalids or others unable 10
cometo the Office can be visited at their
homes and the dental work done
there. Write TO us for Particulars.
The Washington bee., 1901-06-29

"You need a larger desk for all those
papers"
'FNo, ! need q smaller one. I've got
too much room 20 make mess now.
Chicago Reeord-Heralds !
The Washington bee., 1901-06-29
r. E. HAMMOND,
DEALER IN
SIlpIG 0Id F0DGI Groceries,

Fresh Salt, and Smoked Meats, But
ter, Eggs, and country Produce,
choice Fruits, and Table Lux
uries, confeCtioneries, cigars
and Tobacco, Etc.
I6sA ELEVENTH STREET. n w
The Washington bee., 1901-06-29
BLACK SKIN REMovER,
A Wonderful face Bleach.

ANU HAlK 81 RAlGH EhEk.
both Ia box for 81, or three boxes for e.
Guaranteed 70 do what We say snd 10 be the
"best in the world" One box is all that is
required II used as directed.