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September Special
Sale of Housekeeping
Supplies.

Including Table, Bed, and Toilet
Linens, COmfOrtables, Sheets, Pill
low and Bolster Slips, Spreads,
etc.
1t Is a great ingathering Of
Linens and other Housekeeping
Supplies especially for this Occa-
sion, and will afford hOusekeepers
and hOtelkeepers having present
or prospective needs an OppOr-
tunity TO secure goods for all
housekeeping purposes at a very
decided saving on regular prices
Contracts made long months ago
give prices that competition can
not meet today and which very
likely cannot be repeated in the
near future. Away-ahead plan
ming and large buying give us a
great advantage
100 dozen ~Old Bleach" Pure
Linen Towels; soft and absorbent
and ready for immediate use;
size 20x39 inches
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DIED.

DAylS-At her parents home in Occoquan.
Prince william County. Va. on August 20. 1907
At $50 O'Clock a. m, lola LOUISE DAVIS
youngest child VI Ira and Jennie Davis. In The
eighth year Of her age.
Funeral viii take place from the residence Of
her parents. OccOqusn. Va. sunday, September
], 1901, % 2-SJ O'Clock .. M.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited
% attend
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Woodward
and
LOthrOp,

New OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Store will close Monday, Labor
Day, at u o'clock. Beginning
Tuesday, September ,, and con
tinuing until further notice, the
store Will close at > O'Clock.
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Bed Spreads and
COmfOrtableS.

100 III Boston House" White
Crochet Bed Spreads, MarSeilles
patterns-hemmed and ready for
use.
85C Each. Regular Price. SLIGO.
100 Bed COmfOrtables, filed
with pure -k;te cotton and COW
cred with good quality silkOline
in attractive designs; double bed
size
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SlIDuR anu SICK WOulCu NCll.
vYOur medicine almost raised me from the
dead, - writes MIS-. Edwin II. Gardner, of Egypt,
Plymouth Co. Mass, Box -. MY urine was
like brick dust and I had pain all over me ard
such dragging feeling 1t seemed I could not do
my house work had to sit down 10 wash the
dishes, even. In tAe year 1897 WIS sick
did not care to live and prayed many times that
God would take me One day I found a little
book I read it and wrote 20 DR.. Pierce, and IN
a few days received answer. I decided 20 try
his medicine. aud to-day am a well woman. I
Rave no baCkache no headache no pain at all.
! used always to have headaches previously 10
the monthly period and such pain that I would
roll on the floor IN agony I took three bottles
of Dr. Picrce's FRvoTite Prescription and three
Of Golden Medical Discovery and three walls
OF DR.. Pis=cr's PIeasan. Pellets, and was COM
pletely curcdD
Accept no substitute for Favorite Pre-
scription." There is nothing Just as good.
DR.. Pierce's Common Sense Medical
Adviser-sent free on receipt of stamps
to cover expense of mailing only. Send
II one-cent stamps for the book in paper
covers; or 81 stamps for the cloth bound
volume Address DR.. K. V. Pierce,
Buffalo, y. Y.
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Csc Each, $500 Dozen.

200 Bleached Damask Table
Cloths, with Napkins to match.
2X2 yards, $500. Value. $40.
2x21 yards, $3.50. Value, $500.
2x3 yards, $500. Value, $3.50.
5-S Napkins, 8 dOz. Value, $3.50.
John s. Brown & Sons Table
Cloths, Hens etched DOylies,
Fringed DOylies and Hemstitched
Table Cloths, in the finest quail
ty and beautiful patterns. We
offer them at
25% Below Regular Prices.
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Thr 100 Prescrin1Ion for MnInrIn

Chills and Fever Is a bottle Of Groves iAsteles
! Chill Tonic. IL is simply iron and quinine II
: tasteless form. No cure-nO pay. Price SOC.
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Chesapeake and Ohio RAILWAY,

sunday, September I, at 900 a. m. and run
through % White Sulphur. arriving $40 p. m.
Leave White sulphur Monday september 3 AZ
700 n m, and arrive Natural Bridge go A.
m. where nine hours viii be allowed for sight
seeing Leave Natural Bridge 6s30 p. H. and
reach Washington II 80 p. m
This change is made % ensure satisfactory
lodgings Sunday night AMI accomplish the de-
sire Of the management, which is % make the
outing a memorable one. frst-class in every
particular. and altogether the mos enjoyable
OF the season
Tickets and information at c. s o. Offices
X. ". FULLER. G. 2. A.
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SI.OO Each.
Art NeedIeWOrk
Department

Announces the arrived of new de-
signs in Tinted Pillow Covers,
front and back Included in the
assortment Is the Prince of
Walcs"-an entirely new design;
also a variety of pretty floral ef-
fectS.
Csc and SOC Each.
LII nnnr-
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EXCURSIONS.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
and
NATURAL BRIDGE,
$3.50 G 12TESs all

OF 2-DAY LIMITED EXCURSION.
including railway fare, dinner az Charlottesville
supper, lodging and breakfast at Greenbrier White
sulphur Springs. transfers, admission 70 grounds
and dinner and supper al Natural Bridge
Special Eestibule train viii leave WASHINGTON via
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


MUsICTANS-A meeting Of civilian musicians
/ VIII be held at Caldwells Hall. gI3 F ST. nv,
! 81 NDAY, AT II O'CLOCK A. NJ. All are in
! vited- AMERICAN FEDERATION OF MCSI-
CLANS.
WASHINGTON. D. C.. AUGUST 81 1901 Notice
Is hereby given that the firms Of B!OOmer & Co,
and FfOuke & Co. have this day been seyeTally
dissolved ~ mutual consent, and George G.
BlO0mer Horace G.. Ff0ulke. and Charles p VII
lams have this day entered into co-partnership
under the firm name OF BI0Oner. Ffoulke & Co..
| for the transaction Of a general banking and
brokerage business at 1881 F st. Washington. D.
c GEO G RLOOMERr HORACE c. FFOULRE.
CHAS. P WILLIAMS
AFTER long and tedious search. the conrrc-
cation Talmud Iurlh. % South Washington. has
40 last succeeded in securing lot No. , IN square
49f for building synagogue Friends viii please
send donations % r. Hermel. 20 IA ST. sv- W.
Weinberg. SfI Pa ave Sc. the committee or 70
the collectors. who viii call on YOU
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN-I VIII not
be responsible for any debts contracted bv my
Uiie, Lizzie NJ Williams A J. WILLIAMS.
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS council o. be in
ztituted NJ Charlottesville Va. SUNDAY. SIP
TENDER 7. Train leaves Pennsylvania station al
reduced rate should meet 40 Carroll Hall sat
uTday, August 81. at p m
THE FIRM OF CRAvIN & HOFFMAN Is THTs
day dissolved by mutual consent.
toIgncdJ SAAJ RI GRAfIN.
MAX HOFFMAN
August &C. lo0!- e2s-s
| SPECIAL NOTICE-On and otter sunday. Sen
TENDER l. 1901. the BrghtU0OG Railway Com
pauY viii be operated from Florida Avenue and
L Street 70 the District line. Free Transfers
between the BugLtwo0d Railway Company and
the Metropolitan Railroad and Auacostia and
Potomac River Railroad companies viii be aboi-
isLed- Coupon tlekets-f1ur for 25 ceuJs-Sood
over the lines Of the BrightwoOd Metropolitan.
and Capital Traction companies. may De uur-
chased Of conductor CA the BriEhtw0od cars M
accordance with the terms OF the company
cha Ter. r. W FULLER. General 8Ira.r-
BrightWoOd Railway Company
SPECIAL NOTtCE-Tlc issue Of Comug..
books over the lines a the Washington u.
side and Forest Glcn and Briyhrvood Es ...
companies Is suspended from this date until tr.s-
Their notice. n. ". FULLER. General Manager
August D. 1901
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LABOR DAY CELEBRATIONS.
People of the National Capital to
Participate in Them.

All the Departments and Many
Places of Business VIII BE Closed.
Veterans to Visit Nearby Battle
neIds-PrOEraM of the Unions.
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~ CHANGE CHURCH LAWS.
Matters That Will Come Before
the Episcopal Convention.

Legislation Expected on the Subject
of Marriage and Div0rce-A Con
troverSy between Bishops SHtter-
lee md DOnnc-NurEinaI Readings
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KNIGHTS OF COLUNBUS-New council a. be in
-tituted ~ Charlottesville Va. SUNDAY. SIP
TENDER !. Train leaves Pennsylvania station at
sol a. m. SUNDAY. Members desiring o. secure
reduced rate should meet at Carroll Hal, sat
urdaY AuEust 81. 40 p. M.
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THE FIRM OF GRAvIN & HOFFMAN IS THIS
day dissolved by mutual consent
(SigncdJ SAMUEL GRAYIN.
MAX HOFFMAN
August &c. 1901 e7s-s
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SPECIAL NOTlCE-1ac issue Of C0mr.I..
books over the lines Il the Washington S..
side and Forest Glen and Brighrvood Ea....
companies is suspended from this date until igs-
Their notice. n. ". FULLER General Manager.
August p. 1901
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MJslCIANS-A meeting Of civilian musicians
VIII be held at Caldwelrs Hall. gI3 F 81. nv,
81 NDAY, AT II O'CLOCK A. NJ All are in
yited- AMERICAN FEDERATION OF MCSI-
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Blood POisOn'S Bligb

This disease II not thoroukS -
transmits ts bnghns nnocen i sadu
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District Averages
Further Rain Renorts.

Mr. Jcssrch Of Kansas city, who owns
improved land here has been at Aldlns a
week naFt.
Aldine Harris County. Texas July IA
\ fine rain fell here IN the middle NJ last
night More Is desired, but this viii do
much cond.
Mckinney. Collin County. Texas. July
Is The Intense heat was relieved this
afternoon by % light shower, not enough
however 10 benefit crops.
BURKE Ancoiinc County. Texas. July is
Rain fell in torrents for one hour this
evening Corn crops Injured some on ac-
cornt Of drouth, but cotton crops Nre fine
also the cane crop.
Yoakum. De Witt County. Texas. July
10 The good rains Of the past two weeks
insure good cotton crop IN this section
The boil wccvii has done but little dam
age and farmers generally are iubilant over
the prospects for cotton,
ColmesuciL TYLER County, Texas. July
~ heavy rain and electric storm struck
TITS place Yesterday evening ahnnt 7
o'clock; This being the FIRST rain since
the htL instant. The cotton crop will he
euatly benefited as II was beginning 10
suffer for moisture.
Jacksonville, Cherokee County. Texas
July lS.-A hail wind ana rain storm Wis
tod here this evening at , O'Clock A. B
Mandelstam's store was unroofed and dam.
aged 10y water n. A. rhompson's store
was struck by lightning and unrooted,
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THE EpwORTI LEAGUE.
Great Meeting at San FpaciseO Now
Well Under Way.
MANY ADDRESSES OF INTEREST MADE
Two Meetings Were Held, Each Of Them
Attended by Many Thousands
of Enthusiasts.

san Francisco, July 49, The delegates Ia
the International Epworth League conren-
uon settled down to business this morn
ing the missionary feature Of religious
eHofts being dwelt upon at length by many
OF the speakers. Well attended prayer
services were held at sunrise in several
c~uffhes. Al 10 o'clock convention meet
inss we're Chilled 10 order B the Mechanics
pavilion and the Alhambra thcater At
noon prayer meetings were held In the
rooms OF M clHmher ~ commerce and the
court Of the Palace hotel.
This afternoon and evening overflow
meetings were held In the metropolitan
temple
At Grace Methodist church in the heart
NJ the mission the defotiops Of the MS
s,nbled congregations were led by Rcy
nt"igr STUART o. Cleveland. Tenn. At the
u A. Pearson OF Aurora ont made the
optnihg pla,er. Acrnss The bay, IN Oak
ana. services were conducted by w. II.
FISHER OF Los Angeles
y ne htst sessions Of the convention began
simultaneously az u'clocB at the pavilion
ana ~ the Alhamhra th"aier. 1he pavilion
meeting was attended by about $3.50 people,
,n,,rinulhS portion OF tue grand chorus
hshop Earl Ctanstou 81 Portland, ore,
acted rs chairman. Prayer was led BY
ICY. -. y. Watson OF Charleston, ). q.
the Initial address of the day Vas de
liNefed rs Rev. William II Anderson o.
Springfield, H., bis subject being The
NHWch ani the lquur trafhc."
~ he church ana the Workingmen" was
discussed 10y Rev. Il. !. Helms Of Boston.
'onr lmperlled Snblath was the sub
Ecl %, Ah iddress hy Rev J. u. Scott o.
he morning session was closed by Rev.
Icdfrlek y. l;cete Of Rochester y. T..
VINO spoke on the Mems Movement
At the Alhanbla thcater Hon. Nathan
N'Whl "f Los Angeles acted as chairman.
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In All eases A request 10 the State Mcdi-
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lion No 2Sjl. by Elmer & Amend. p. +.
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A conc for Summer comnlaint

Summer complaint Is unusually prevalent
among children this season well de-
veioped case I'm the writer's family was
cured last week by the timely use 81
Chamberaiu's Collie, Cholera aud DIarrhoea
Remedy one Of the best pntent medicines
manufactured ana which is always kept on
hand AZ the home Of We scribe. This IL
not intended as free pun Tor the com
pany who do not advertise with MS. hui %
peneht little sufferers who may not be
within easy access OF physician. No fam
iy should be without a bottle Of this medi
cine in the house, especially in summer
time.-Lnnsing, Iowa. Journal. For sale by
all druggists.
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A soUTHGRNeR ON The TICKET.
Bryan Deprecates the Practice OF Going
TO Doubtful States


Lincoln, Neb.. IHy 10 " j. Bryan. In
the Commoncr deyotes column aud IA
half 10 speaking Of presidential posslhil
ties three ycnrs hence, and deplorcs what
he says Is the tendency Of the two lcal
lng prnclnnl parties to nominate mon
from doubtful States sometimes regardless
of thelr htnoss. Not only Is 81 customary
he says % look Go few doubtful state,
30 furnish the candidates, but IL "a mot
uncommon to have some portion, of rhc
country excluded entirely from ronsiicfH
lion Mr. Bryan complains thnt the States
~ New YORK, Illinois. ONO aud Indian,
have been given too much consideration
In the past The local Influence nf
nomination, he suys is generally over
estimated state pride is g nice rbug TO
talk about but IL DOES MOT count much
for votes Mr. Bryan regrets thst the
southern States have been $50 long Ignored
and says Il is lime that section ami the
West were given more attention he ron
oludps as follows.
III some one living south ~ the Mason
ana Dixon line IL chosen for cithnr the
hrsi or second position ou tHc ticket mis-
place ot residence will NOT weaken him
not even though be- be an rN- Confederate
soldier We are engaged iu "a mighty
struggle against plrtucraey, aud we need
'he whole nation pa pick from when we
selec; our standard haurprS Merit no
section. should determine The uomluntInn.
control
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and damaged by water c. A. Iapa
frcut was blown on several stores w
Aher's box warehouse had It's roof crtH
The rain was very hard for one hou,
sherman. Grayson County, Texas u
H. Shortly lftcr noon a Hight spflnktA
in Sherman There was a heafy afs
just northwest OF the city Van AR
also got light shower and Wiitevfs
about ten minutes shower. "a Yhliaei
one hour of good. steady RATIFIED aAi +
tended several miles south aHAg tatla
of the Texas and Pacldc railway. VI
in both rioga and Collinsyllle ana *
west several miles into Cooke county
Denton. Denton County, Texas Jglyls
The heaviest rain since May "A fell ~
large part of Denton county ihs
rccn and covered those seciio5t
witch nole has fallen since ihe n
utntiOu q Here the rain " ~
falling nj : O'Clock tonight, after WI
continued on ana on for i've hours Y
cortou viii begin 10 show the goo1 III
Immediately ana even the late eor!fl
he greatly benefited The rain e4lEI
to the county line southeast ana nor''al
SO far as can be learned tonight
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The SaRsasg
of Rse BacES

That is where some people feel
weak all the time.
They are likely TO be respondent
and II is not unusual to find their
borrowing trouble as II they hadn't
enough already,
The fact IS their kidneys are weak.
either naturally or because Of sickness.
exposure. worry or other influences.
am thankful 10 say writes J. L. Camp
bell. Of Sycamore. H.. that Hoods SArsapa
Filla has cured me. For many years | was
troubled with baekAche Al times | WAS so
bad bad 70 be helped from the bed or chair.
am nov well aud strong and free from pain"
Whatthis great medicine did for sim Il has
done for others-
Moods Sas-saPa%sBEa
Promises 10 cure and keeps the
promise. Begin treatment with
Hoods today.
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THE PRICE OF PETROLEUM
Cut Down in Texas, bait Raised in Indiana Ohio
and the East.

corcapa. Texas
a /
the action The producers Powell hed much stirred Tho
price for the higher the
~ oil
the
Thousands
here further Excitement intensified
In
belief a
production Northern
suned North Lima
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LYNCHING AT CROWLEY.
Unknown Negro Was Strung Up by a
Mob in Short Order.
HE ATTEMPTED A SERIES OF MURDERS
First Fired on an ofFce' and Then Shot
at Everyone He Met as
He Fled.

Crowley, La. July bit took Just one
hour and forty minutes this evening for
I'm unknown negro to expiatc at tire hnnds
Of a mob an offense that nearly resulted In
taking the lives of several Of Crowleys
citizens.
lust after the last westbound mail left
Crowley. at 4:30, officer James Turner ac'
costed a negro sitting on the depot plat
form 10 ascertain his errand In Crowley.
The negro and the officer scufhed and fell
on the platform. The negro pulled large
Colts - and ran TO the end Of the dcpo
platform and began hrlng mt the officer.
Turner returned The FIRE from the edge Of
the side of the platform One Of tie Of
hcer's balls struck the negro In the hesht
part of the right arm, going out al a point
below the elbow. Wounded in this arm.
the negro changed the weapon ia his left
hand ana firing between the officer ani the
negro was kept up until ten or twelve shots
were exchanged.
crowd was attracted aud the negro
made a run for his life, holly pursued by
the crowd Of citizens which Increased in
size as the pursuit continued The negro
passed tho Tocr lumber yard and shot at
a teamster MS he passed. hut missed him.
When be reached the American mill lie
shot at Manager Charles X Frceand aud
jay Frccland In fact, he shot at every
person who happened to be In his path OK
sight, being wcll provided with annual
ton. lie continued west mud when near
the Union rice mill he made two ladies'
who were coming from Es,herwood IN a
huggy get out. but being hotly pursued by
tho now frenzled crowd be had DO time to
take advantage Of the vacant buggy ami
made for the woods which was nearby.
In fine mann tir,e a., d.ruty shortly
- -,
S''"i'u wv" p'""d H"u""N an Ht'I''i
them on the Negroes Trail, he hIy
ing pluGpd the crowd I'm the ,yood, Tup
A. ,r,u., a., IN. ,,.,o h,, ,
"-''' lou
taken an eastery course. until they came
up 10 him half mile south of the dnDot
rho ,,,,t ,,.,, f,,I,,,,,, a., ,,,,,,,, ,io..,
ly. as great many persons had by this
time secured horses. and rnught the negro
I'm 4, rotton pstch riugb Fr.rr and " NJ
Lima were first to reach the negro and he
immediately exclaimed. holding his hands
nm. .Isor Eoa,- s,Ln d,n.t shoot ma, " r..
'u'S 'lN'e 'ih'''S ''Ah'on am deputy ana
Shtrf Lyons reached the spot and quickly
marched the uoyra ia rrppIcv
,rro NAH v,1,,l,. now ,o,st,ntl, ,,,roos,.,
In numbers, followed closely behind halloa-
Ing Hang him, hang hint ON reaching
ih' parish lul ine oihrsrs pushed tho
negro 10 10y the side corridor entrance. iy
inns time the crowd had made up is mind
That the negro must hang and rope WAS
quickly secured d. l1ilrr Nebtr, who hal
also gene in pursuit Of the negro, had not
tet returned ana the officer. could not 81
t6a H iad - -oo Bon me-, No! me he1S aug ,,
80 tba mob nypruo we've MIN ana tooE mas
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Especial 20 The n0Stl
Washington July 10. Rnrnl free delivery
WIN he established September > next AT
Moody, McLennau county. Texas Length
of routes iG2H miles. area covered l,ta
square miles, population served. oiND. Car,
ners: $. G. Gilmore y r. Gilmore. q.
n Porterheld and w, $. LcNtt postoffices
~ stampede. Rlshop, Whitson aud Eagle
Springs 10 be discontinued
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Fatal Fteinht Wreck.

Evansville, Ind, July 19-Two freight
trains Oh the Louisville and Nashville ran.
road colided at Nortonvllle, Ky, last
night killing two men, fatally iniuring
two nLd slightly lnjurlng two, The accr.
dent was due 10 conflict of train orders
The dead;
T. NJ CORBETT, hrakemaD.
CLEVELAND HARRISON, a tramp.
Fatally lnjured:
Two tramps. names not known.
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BY TEST HAS PROVEN BEST.
Groves rasteless chm Tonic,
Rhodes and Jameson In EnnIand.

London July ia.-Cecil Rhodes ana Or.
Jrmeson landed at southampton this after
noon from Cape Colony. They were met by
Alfred Belt. the hBancier. and H. A.
Hakesley. counsel for the British Chartered
South African company, aud other friends
Alessrs Rhodes aud Jameson declined to
discuss South Africa, saying they we're
10 longer public men.
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ARTHUR c. CoLBURN. oWusE
No EMdence Anainst the We.

Kansas city. July 19.-Josepn W. w
and "Bull" Holland the negroes NJ NJ
near heIrg lynchcd Friday rs. "a.
Of 2CoO people on the suppoa'lon ~ NJ
had assaulted Miss Grace paEis Need
old white girl. ana atlacAss n II
Vernon Newton. we're releas'N
lack Of evidence.
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WEATHER INFORMATION.
Probabilities.

Washington. July 10 Eastern Texas,
oklahoma and Indian Territory Partly
cl5 ndy Saturday ana Sunday light south
eastcrly winds near the coast
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EczrMA, SO CURE. No Pan.

Your druggist viii refund your money
n PAzo OINTMENT fails TO cure Ring
worm. letter. Old Ulcers and Sores
Plmpies and Blaekheads on the face. and
all skin diseases. Soc -