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The St. Louis Republic., 1901-08-05

"Boro-Formalin'' Eimer Amend. usso
leaves mouth sweet and pure al DAY.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-08-05
Funeral of Noah Rogers.

The funeral of Noah T. Rogers took place
Yesterday morning from the Presbyterian
Church at Ottervilie. The Reverend Mr.
Shelton. formerly the pastor of that con-
Sregation. officiatsd. The burial was in tho
Ottervilie Cemetery. Mr.. Rogers was found
dead in bed Friday evening.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-08-05
CITY ITEMS.

IT Is well TO remember that Crawford's >
tune pianos anywhere in the city for sl.75.
and tune them right at that. Only compe-
tent men employed.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-08-05
CLAY County Teachers' Institute.

Flora, Ill. Aug. 4-The annual Clay Coun-
ty Teachers Institute win convene In this
city tomorrow morning and will remain
TN session three weeks A large attendance
OF students 10 expected.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-08-05

To Cure Headache In 10 Minutes
Take Parkers Headache Powder. They
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-08-05

Dnsfneers' Picnle et MurDhysbero.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Aurphysboro, H., Aug. 4--The annual
plcnic Of the Brotherhood Of Locomotive
Mgineers of the st. Louis division Of The
Mobile and Ohio. held at Logan Park, in
this city to-day was a success Fully 3.00
visitors were here. Many were kept away
by the rain. which began falling before ex-
cursion trains left st. Louis or Cairo.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-08-05
coLLIxsvILLE PfONEER DIES.

Collinsville. H.. Aug. 4-Joeeph Peers
his home this morning after a short illness.
Mr.. Peers had been In the lumber business
EneVn throughout this part Of the State.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-08-05
HONORs FOR DAVID MORRELL.
At the Head of knights Of Kh0rassan
in Southern Illinois.

At the last meeting of the Dramatic Order
knights of khorassan OF East st. Louis.
which has jurisdiction over the territory of
Southern Illinois. David Morrell Of East st.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-08-05

East Sc LOUIS MAN VINO mas beeh elected
imperial nabob, Knights Of Khorassan.
Louis. was elected imperial nabob. This
position puts Mr.. Morreil at the head of the
Mr.. Morrell Is a well-known and popular
East ST. Louisans. Althoush he is compara-
lively young I'm years he has hsl1 many
positions Of trust in the Knights Of Pythias
and his election to the highest Office in the
II. o. X. X. has brought forth much favor
able comment among those who know him.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-08-05

Modern wO0dmen's Finances.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Rock Island. ILL.,, Aug 4-Retiring Head
Banker r. r. Crocker OF the Modern Wood
mon Of America turned over to his success
or, r. R Smith, yesterday 81 ,l0s. .S64.A the
present funds Of the order.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-08-05
WILL SWIM RIVER FOR SIS PRIZE.

Stops Diarrhoea and Stomach Cramps.
Dr. Siegert's Genuine Angostura Bitters.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-01-10
GRAND VALLEY.

GRAND Vsl,-y |. In ,hr ranks agai,
sfisr an nl,~nc. " u few weeks.
SAN Gully waa thrown from hi
h"rrs IN December 2iih, and prr,,y
h.iIy hurt hn, at PRES, ut 10 r.t,in,
along nicely. !, wss feared for ,
while that no ~ss seri"n'ly iujsrei.
M-.srs. T. n. Plymcll. Cash Waters
aud u Hughes sre all putting ~ vivid
mills st their homes.
Four strangers from Topeka, K,n's,,
are iu the vicinity looking up locations
im y ranch intending To run~ large nut.
Ct. Beaver county is Ill .. X.
The creeks have al been frozen 80 a,
TO prevent much travel 10 Liberal.
The raiirosd 'slk il e0ec'iv.r The
grading outfit began wc,k las, week At
Tyrsos With 6ty ,ssms and tNo hun
drsd hands.
Z. N. Plym-ll made trip to ths
rosd for The Store ias, week.
George Bsrnet,s one Of our Indus
,rious aud prosperous ea,,l.~en is 6x-
uring on giving up "siugle blssssdnsss'
90 we are told.
Tn. daucc given at lisrds-'y De-
ce,nbsr, 3iA, vas . sucosss. Osins to
. small e,o~d everybody ~, 10 dsuce
oil they wanted to.
Adslph Bs'ss hss moved down tU
his winter quarters from the fats. He
says he IL eoinS to come out 10 the
spring with . 70, bunch OF cattle.
Miss Nellie Edwards, who has bceu
visiting 10 Mssde returned home.
We understand that the jointi,1 ol
liberal hsva al lest SO, themselves 10 q
"jackpu," that they can, open.
J. 8. Green is getting along very we'll
with the U. 4. Sutton residence.
Robert MoNesly, ths Ssr Rou,.
mail carrier, and he 10 . good one, r.
ports everybody up about Range dow
with the grip.
G.sres Fr,s has $50 good c.da
posts to ssll. Anyone wanting posr,
will 6ad Q b.rsain 10 these.
Our schnol Il progressing nicely
Miss Fpx undoubtedly merits tho rrrn
tsliou she has ~ q teacher.
The -xsrciss given Chri.,u,As eve VA
. success. The tree was trimmed viii
artistic taste sud ,nsds y very pre,,!
attraction Tor both young and old
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-01-10
CLINE
NJ. 3 litor:--

Ne. k litor:--
Isuppose BY this time you have
recovered from the effects Of your
Christssss dinner to hear Of o,hsu 'whu
were affected the same way. L., me
tell you how !. happened. mesdsuss
MaGovsrs, G.bbert aud Met, joined
hands Esd got up . Christmas diuaer
snd such dinner II wss. Jux grand.
4vsrysbiox tbs, vas ss,sbls they hsi.
The ,shs just grosssd with good
ssi. n. end % did ,hoss WIN par,ook Of
ths fsass. There were sbos, thirty
prsses,'sud . good tine Was had. All
~sst s~sy happy and Wishing those 10.
dies msny . merry Christmas.
The dance given BY Mssdsuss Fosh.
sr, xRss ssd Over wss = grand success,
b every feature.
Bill 0abbsr, snd wife vent to Euyle.
wood Thursdsy.
Mssdamss GAbhsrt and Mott nsjs q
Ayiug trip to Enyle~ood sitter supple,
sOr the dance. Jsnssry. rt, 1901.
Cap,ain Mot, hss 6lrd ou sno,her
slsiu snd will build as soon o. the
wss,her permits.
J. B. Lanas,s, |. still 10 the ring and
n.ers good supply fer the trade.
Dur school u 10 . a,urishinv osndi.
xon With Miss Bernie .. ,enahsr.
Bill Gsbbsrt l. wsILlng high .iscs h.
GOT . nee wind mill and tssk.
~ UxeaE HENar.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-01-10

ndtrs away and sss running " lmr'
vss 'hs rr"sris with u. r.. u.ps IN
neir Ee'.
VIZ EiIhn' sss bunting = pig last
seek. 10 Jd na Rad Il st Coin sud
links u hs. sose sou'h.
VI pnsris b.s recovered fiom his
.ore foot. which he ran n.il IL and 10
n"w able IN ihresh.
J.. Whhavcr hronph' q supple of
hutch red h"ps home is"m EUIl.wood
the ether day.
A. c. Robert. made a big shed fr
his cattle recently.
Mrs. Waml ahtl Nt. Nna Present.
called n, Coin last week
JuaRo JR.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-01-10
Coin Notss.

Fine weather for January. The ,iv-
u has bees hos'n over s,rows enough
r. ho.d up . ,ssm srd wagon though
shs wssshsr hes not been unsus.f.r,sL-
c"id.
o. 2. &'usds has gone to En.lswocd
N Psssch. Jos Whitaker sc'owp psuisa
hin. Jos had 70 su, the ios ssro,s
ne river v,u'isg tsSk.
We ksR ,hss u. y. Sousds Will star,
Aw Vie Kiv~s sooa.
). X. Sutherland has been ,brssLisp
At ths psst tws dsys.
II. 4. Ssssr'l has had bad luck
aStvisy lately S,sstsi coyo,.s have
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-01-10
CORRESPON DENCE.
KIOWA KlcKlN 4.

Colder sad . little SNOW Sunday.
While coming froH Eagle~md with
. losd Of corn lest week, A. II. Barret,
he'd The nisfor,ses to bresk his wagon,
Johs Baker ssd A. c. Hudilss,on
vent TO Eoglswood .for supplies this
wssk.
Harry PArkH ea sous pew turu,-
sure. Look out viris.
w. B. Evans 10 snlosding 3 ssr Of
ssvs st Englswo'd.
NJ. r. J. Birdssll IS still quite sick
&. W. Aul, fund biz horses ou The
A.,s south west Of Bssver.
Harry iissa was asvs~,sd lee, wsrt
asd taken 70 Woodward 90 y cf,srge oi
hav;sg stolen horses 10 his pos.sssi.n.
News Il scarce. We s,e N much
tsrksy Il made % sick w We eould uo'
CT around 70 gather sny.
A. L. vAaGissos's baby 10 quite siel
also T.. N, Birdaall's shiidrea
CuHriNuRD.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-08-22
CASTRO'S ADDRESS,

The President of Venezuela An
nounces Invasion by Colombia.
From the Caracas Herald, July 81.
Compatriots!
The sacred territory Of the fatherland
has been invaded by an army of .Colom-
bians commanded by the traitor Carlos
Rangel Garbiras. and they have entered by
Urena and San Antonio.
In announcing this uprising, which at
fects the honor and peace of the republic,
I fulfill my duty as the man primarily re-
sponsible for the fate of Venezuela. and in
form you that all necessary measures have
been already taken to repel this grave at
tempt.
In order, therefore, to facilitate the exer-
else of my discretiona1 authority as COM
mander-in-chief of the Venezuelan army,
and at the same time to enable me to full
fill my duties as president of the republic
the national executive has made use of the
power conferred on it by section q of arti-
Gle 80 of the national constitution, and fas
suspended those personal guarantees the
exercise Of which may be incompatible with
the defense of the public order.
At the same time l have ordered 10000
troops of the army of the west to march
Immediately to San Crstobal to support
the authority of the president of the state
of Tachira, and to cause the sovereignty
and integrity of the national territory to
be respected.
The government and the army are both
prepared, and in informing you of this I
swear by both and in the name Of the re-
public that all our duties shall be per-
formed.
Compatriots therefore ask and demand
in the name of Venezuela, in these solemn
moments, the decided support of all her
sons who are not-like Rangel Garbiras-
traitors to the country, and who have right
notions of honor and duty
Palace of Mirafiores in Caracas. this Goth
day Of July, 1901. CIPRIANO CASTRO.
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Clerks in War Department Deplore
Death of w. ii. Stephens

clerks In War Department DeplOre
Death Of w. II. stephens.
The clerks Of the quartermaster's dIvi-
sion. Office Of the auditor for the War De-
partment. held a meeting yesterday to take
appropriate action in relation to the death
Of Mr.. Washington II. Stephens. Mr. Ste
phens died August 10 at Ogontz, Ohio,
where he had gone on his annual leave.
He was born in 1888, served in the civil
war and was appointed a clerk in the third
auditors office. Treasury Department, July
3, 1865. remaining in that department up to
the date Of his death
Mr.. N. c. Martin was chosen chairman
OF the meeting. Mr.. F. s. De Lane as
sistant chief of division; DIR. s. L. Grassy
and Major Fred Hope were appointed by
the chairman "a committee to draw up ap-
proprtate resolutions. The committee re-
ported series OF resolutions reciting:
THAT in the death Of Washington H Ste
phens the government has lost one Of it's
oldest, most faithful and efficient servants
who devoted himself to his official duties
without refere ice to hours or seasons and
possessed power of intellect equal to his
large and manly stature"
Reference was made to the rare personal
gifts and gentle spirit Of the deceased. 1t
was stated that mo needy person ever
sought his aid in vain"
sympathy for the bereaved friends was
expressed, and 1t was directed that a COPY
OF the resolutions be sent to his family.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-08-22
SETTLED OUT OF COURT.
Mrs. POwell's Parents Withdraw Oh
tecttOna to MARRIAGE


BY petition for writ of habeas corpus
presented late yesterday afternoon to the
Supreme Court - the District of Columbia
Richard Powell sought to secure the release
of his wife, Stella Powell, who he assert
ed, was restrained of her liberty and for
chilly separated from him by her parents
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Norris at 40 18th
street southwest.
The petitioner explained that the 18th in
slant he was lawfully married to Stella
motifs at $50 b street southwest by Rev.
stephen Brown. Within a few hours after
the ceremony was performed said the Pc
titloner, ms wife's mother seized her and
py force and violence and against the will
OF ms wife, com2eled the latter to imme-
dlateiy separate from the petitioner
Nhen the case was reached in court this
morning the only persons directly interest
ed VINO were present were the petitioner
his counsel and his wife's father, Mr. Nor
r1s The attorneys. Messrs. Julius l. Pey-
ser and Levi David, explained that the mat
ter had been settled out of court and
that they desired that the petition be dis
missed. The action indicated was taken.
According to the attorneys Mr. Morris
called at their Office and announced that
In view of the publicity that had been
gwen the matter ne would consent to his
daughter going to i've with the petitioner
1t Is stated that Mr.. Powell and his bride
Will make their home with Mr. Powelrs
mother, whose residence is at OBS street
southwest
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NOT SUBJECT TO SEIZURE.
Decision With Reference to Pension
Paid hY GaYernmenf

Decision With Reference to Pension
Paid by Government.
Justice Barnard of the Supreme Court of
the District of Columbia today made a
ruling, said to be the first on the subject in
this Jurisdiction, that money received by an
individual from the government as PEN
sion, is not subject to attachment or seiz-
ure. The opinion was rendered In the case
of Thomas Kirby against Daniel O'Dris-
coll. The latter Is a pensioner and resi-
dent Of Takoma Park, Md. 1t seems that
Kirby obtained Judgment in a Maryland
court against O'Driscoll for $1,400. Learn
ing that O'Driscoll had sum Of money on
deposit to his credit in a local bank. suit
was instituted In the Supreme Court Of the
District of Columbia to recover on the
Maryland judgment, and an attempt was
made to attach O'Drisco1ls money, which
amounted to $65, and was part OF sum
received on account OF pension.
Attorney Charles Earl. representing
O'Driscoll, opposed the contention that the
pension money could be attached. In dis
posing of the matter Justice Barnard
pointed out that the courts of the several
states have taken different Views OF the
subject. 1t Is generally conceded that PEN
sion money, when in course Of transmission
10 the pensioner. is not liable to attach
ment. Ia q number OF the states, how
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DIED..

| BARRY. On Wednesday, August p, 1901, JAMES
| BARRY. the beloved brother of Mrs. VIM.
Funeral from the residence of his brother-in-law,
VIM. Lawlor. 40 Myrtle street northeast, FRI
day morning, August g. thence to St. Alloy
sius Church. where requiem mass will be said
for the repose Of his soul at O'Clock am.
BEA son On Wsanssday, August p, 1901. At
Of ans. and fhs the
Reason. aged two years, three months and
| Funeral from grandmother's residence. 2462
street northwest Friday. August g. at IL a. m.
Relatives and friends invited to attend
BRADLEY; On wednesday, August a 1901 at
GOUR. beloved wife Of Henry Bradley, in the
ffty-third year Of her age:
II o'clock Interment at Rockville cemetery
. m:5o Pm: JAMES i: BROWN
ooo osaei On t tSsst a. 1901 at
Funeral will take place Friday afternoon at $50
Sd sse OF bis ns Ne
are invited to attend
| HEADLEY. On Thursday, August %, 1901. at
$3.50 am, Mrs. DERBY NJ. HEADLEY. be-
loved sister Of Mrs. 'Oatharine Beaeham. after
Funeral services will take place at her late resi-
dence, No. 512 18th street southwest, Mon
day, August 20, at pm. Friends invited to
HILL. On Thursday, August %. 1901. at 4:20
am, VIRGINIA LAMP0RT. beloved daughter
Of Harry Lamport and Harriet Peacock Hill,
aged eleven months and twelve days.
Interment private.
MATTINGLY. On Tuesday. August 20. 1901. at
4:05 pm, at his residence, 475 street south
vest 5s,1 sfter lingering illness GEORGE =.
Mattingly and eldest son Of the late George
and Mary Mattingly.
Funeral from St DomInic's Church Friday. Au-
gust %, at am Interment private -
PATTERSON. On Wednesday August p. 1901. at
Funeral from her late residence, 1404 35th street
northwest, on Friday, August %, at pm.
Relatives and friends invited to attend Inter
ment Oak Hill cemetery.
PETTENGILL On "Wednesday, August p. 1901.
loved wife of Edw. T. Pettengill, after an ill-
ness Of seven years.
Funeral from her late residence, No. lib New
York avenue northwest, Friday, August q, ac
pm. Interment private, at Rock Greek
cemetery.
WALLACE. Departed this life Wednesday, Au-
gust q, 1901; at 1890 an, AMANDA, the
Funeral will take place from Third Baptist Church
Friday, August q, at o'clock Friends all
invited.
GHEEN. In loving remembranee Of my dear
ago today, August %, 1899
Her memory is beautiful her life.
BY AUNT KATIE.
GHEES xhe died two years ago today. AZ.
One less on earth.
Its pain, it's sorrow and Its toll to share.
One less the psms daily Ally h sss:s e 70
'At home in heaven"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-08-22

Railway Company Willing to Furnish
Service If Desired.

A correspondence between the District
Commissioners and the officers of the Cap
ital Traction Company over the lighting Of
Rock Creek bridge shows that the railroad
company is willing to light the bridge with
incandescent lights if a satisfactory ar
rangement therefor can be made. Elec-
trical Engineer Allen, for the District,
informs the Commissioners that It is im-
practicable for the District to erect poles
and string wires over the bridge, and that
the jar of the structure makes 1t impos-
sible to use the Welsbach gas lamps At
the same time Mr.. Allen says he is not GER
tain whether the District would be author
lied to contract with the Capital Traction
Company for the maintenance of electric
lights.
II am Of the impression" he adds, that
the charter of the railway company does
not permit 1t to enter into competition
with the street lighting companies for the
maintenance Of electric lights. The light
ing of the bridge is of as much Importance
to the railway company as to the District
and 1t would seem but a matter Of good
policy on its part to maintain these lights"
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Shoe Department.

25 pairs Women's Patent Leather Boots, turn
soles, plain toes; sizes 4. AZ, 9 and 6la AA-3,
3a, ~ 5h and As B-X s14, A. ~ and 6ta
O.. Reduced from s. .65 to 81. so pair.
40 pairs Women's Tan and BLACK Juliettes;
sizes = to A-sh, 4, ~, and BLY, 3, 80
81. so and s. 90 to $i.5O pair
O. pairs women's o1fords. welted soles, patent
leather tips and tips Of same; also Walking Ok
9; 6A and AAa3h, 4. AZ. b1t. 8. and ~ A.
~. 81. 9, ~. 8. 81, and oh R-3h, g. 5h, g.,
T. Sh, and 9h CT, 2, 21h. 4, 6h. z. 8, 80, .
and and, ~ D. Reduced from $2sOs and s.. 90 to $500.
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Infants Department.

Blue Null Caps, trimmed with white
lace ana large bow. Reduced from 81 90 to $1.OO.
White Pique Refers trimmed with braid and
pearl buttons: Reduced from So IS to $1OO each.
White Piane Coats, trimmed with embroidery
$500 each.
Coats one linen, embroidered in red with pat
emf leather belt at waist: the other cream cotton
twiH, trimmed with embroidery and Insertion
three quarter length Reduced from $500 and So.
to $50 each.
Coats, one pink pique, trimmed with embrod-
cry; the other red pique, trimmed with white pip
Second floor.
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ever, notably Pennsylvania. Iowa and Wis.,
consin. the courts have taken the stand
that money received by an individual as a
pension shall not be attached even after IL
mas been received by the pensioner In
Ginning to the view that the law should be
literally construed in favor of pensioners,
justice Barnard decided that the money in
bank to the credit of O'Driscoll as ex.
planned, shall not be attached
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Re0ueat ADpr0yed.

Robert w. Dutton, chief engineer Of the
fire department, has approved and trans
mitted to the Commissioners the request
Of Foreman William Luskey of Engine
Company No. 10 for the erection Of street
lamp at the alley on G street between 18th
and 18th streets northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-08-22

Atwood Homespun Suits in gray and brown;
"a and as Reduced from SIS. 90 to $50 EACH
% Zephyr Bingham Shirt Waists, In blue, pink
and lavender stripes; sizes BE- to 40 Reduced
from 81. SO to Toe. each.
40 Shirt Waists, plain white and coiored and
striped effects In blue oxblOod and lavender; as
sorted sizes, Reduced from 81 Is. sizes and 81 Is
to 95c each. =
6 Women's Brilliantine Bathing Suits. plain
black or black trimmed with white braid-the new
shirt waist style; sizes 80, 81 and 80. Reduced
from 81. so to so each
Third floor.
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Mems Department.

10 pairs Mems Flannel Pants; sizes 80. 80 and
10; Reduced from "a. 80 and 500 to 81. 90 pair.
and Re sefse rm "a 9ae and 90 gray sizes
30 pairs Boys Jean Drawers, full length; sizes
"A and 26- Inch waist measure. Reduced from SOC.
to Csc. pair.
Ftrsf floor
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Cotton Dress Goods Dent,

Remnants of Domestic Wash Fabrics, at endof-
the season prices In lengths from to IL yards,
| follows:
Sc. and 12hc. Lawns. Reduced to &c. yard.
DC and 12hc. Irish Dimities, In neat stripes and
figures. Reduced to DC. yard.
DC. and 12lzc Dotted Swisses, in pretty stripes
| and scroll effects. Reduced to &c. yard.
First fOOr-Tenth street
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Boys Department.

Fancy Mixed Wool Sailor Suits: sizes 3 and T.
Reduced from 81 25 to S1.T5 each.
~ y Double breasted Wool Suits. medium shades;
Galatea Cloth Blsnses dark blue sailor collars
sizes :, and g. Reduced from 81 % to 71c. each.
70 Straw Sailor Hats, in plain white and fancy
c0lored brafds; all sizes. Reduced from soc. and
75c. to 25c. each.
Third floor
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Bric=a=Brac Dent.

g Imitation Wedgewood Plaques. Reduced from
73c. to soc. each.
Bsque Busts. Reduced from 25c. to 15c. each.
10 French Gilt Frames, reduced from 81 .25 to
First floor.
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Hosiery Department.

- pairs Women's Tan Cotton Hose, drOpstitch
effect; sizes S1a and g. Reduced from 25c. to 3
pairs for soc.
IL pairs Women's Isle Thread Hose, pink and
lavender with black polka dots and fancy figures
size g. Reduced from soc. to 25c. pair.
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Promotion RecOmme nde ed.

PrOmOffOn RecOmme nded.
Major Sylvester has recommended to the
Commissioners that Policeman A. b. Hunt
be promoted to be private of the second
class, vice Fitzgerald, deceased. and that
Asa w. Graves be appointed to be a private
Of class No. l, vice Hunt, promoted.
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MARRIED..

CARROIL-DREW. On August 20, 1901 at the
residence OF the brides sister, 1898 Prospect
avenue northwest SAMUEL s. CARROLL aud
Miss EMMA r. DREW. No cards.
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r1uslin Underwear Dept,

10 Bingham Petticoats, umbrella style. with
bias fold above ruie-neat blue and white stripes.
Reduced from s1O0 to roc each
kimona Dressing Sacques with pink, blue and
lavender borders; white lawn yoke back and front
Reduced from LOO to roc each
Second floor
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China Department

Decorated English Porcelain Dinner Set. sugar
aud ream missing Reduced from 81. 80 to $6.Ia
Finch Handsome Iardiniere. defective. Re-
dueed from So 50 to $IOO
dozen Decorated English Porcelain Breakfast
Plates. Res.uced from 81 20 to Coo. DOZEN
Fifth nOor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-08-22
Furniture Department.

from 81. 05 to $1.95
Whitney Baby Carriage, with rubber tires.
etc. Reduced from $:5 co to xl5.O
Nursery Refrigerators. slightly imperfect Re-
dnced from $3.50 to 25c each
Fourth floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-08-22
Leather Goods Dept.

Jet Chatelaine Bags slightly damaged. Re.
dneed from SO so to 75e. each. -,
Suede Hand Bags. black and olive, silk lined
Reduced from $500 to So. 90 each
First floor