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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-10-05
Cincinnati 5. St. Louis 1.

Cincinnati. Oct. 5.-The local base
ball season was brought to a close
Sunday by Cincinnati defeating st.
Louis. Shaw made three of the visit
ors' four hits. In the baseball field
events which preceded the game, the
Cincinnati winners were Lobert in the
100-yard dash and base circling and
Mitchell in the fungo hitting. Lobert
establishing new record of 4 sec
onds fiat in going around the bases.
The st. Louis winners were Moran in
accurate throwing. Hostetter in the
long distance throwing, and Shaw in
bunt and run.
Score bv innings: RHE-
Cincinnati ............O 0 0 o IS 8 1
st. Louis ....--........0 0 o o o. 4 8
Notwithstanding and Schlei;
Rhoades and Moran. Two base hit
Bescher. Bases on balls-Off Ewing,
2; off Rhoades. 3. Struck out-By
Ewing. 4; by Rhoades, 4. Umpire
Owens.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-10-05
WOMEN ENLIST.
Federation of Clubs Joins Army
Fighting Tuberculosis.

washington. Oct. 5.-Great impetus
was today given to the anti-tuberculo-
sis movement in this country when
the American Federation of Womeu's
clubs enlisted in the cause. with a
membership OF 500. 600 women This
organizations active support in the
campaign of education was pledged by
Mrs. Phillip n. Moore of St. Louis.
the president at a. public meeting of
women's clubs at the new national
museum where the tuberculosis expo
eition is being held. The speakers in
Guided DR.. r. NJ. Pottinger of Los
Angeles and DR.. Fox OF Phoenix, Ariz.
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New York NToncv lT,r,-c,

New York. Oct. .-MONEY-Money on
can easy "a per cent; ruling rate IL,
closing DID u, offered at IL Time loans.
very dull: firm; 60 days 2zI2a and 80
GAYS 24GS per cent; six months 31d3lz
Close: Prime mercantile paper A1TnZ
per cent.
Sterling exchange firm with actual bust
n M IN bankers bills at s44 s5G4 s4s5 for
commercial bills. S4S414G4 S4jk.
LNER-Bar silver. 517kc: Mexican dol
lars, 45c. 81 W.
BONDS-Government bonds steadv.
railroad bonds. irregular.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-10-05
DRAINAGE BOARD MEETING.
VIII Be Held at LuIkens' Opera House
Tonight.

A meeting of the North Topeka
drainage board will be held at Lukens
opera house, in North Topeka. this
evening at Z o'clock. to which all who
are interested in the protection of that
section of the city from floods are in
vited The drainage board has been in
existence for year or more. and no
action has been taken looking towards
the erection of dykes TO protect North
Topeka. That is no action worthy Of
the name.
A few weeks ago petition was cir
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-10-05
ESCAPED LYNCHING.
But Negro Was Quickly Sentenced to
Life Imprisonment.

Los Angeles. Cal. Oct. 5-Following a
scene of riotous disorder in Justice
Austin's court today in which several
persons were slightly injured n an at
tempt to lynch Edward Martin, the
negro who last Friday night assaulted
Miss Edith Ralston. a concert singer,
at College Grove, Martin was spirited
to Superior Judge Curtis court where
he pleaded guilty and was sentenced to
life IMPRISONMENT.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-10-05
st. Louis 3. Cleveland 8.

st. Louis. Oct. 5.-The first game of
the series between st. Louis and Cleve-
land here Sunday resulted in a tie and
lasted eleven innings. Two games will
be played tomorrow
Score by innings: RHE
st. Louis. O21OOOOOO0C Z /
Cleveland ......-..0 o. 10000 % Is 3
Batteries-Pelty and Stephens;
Rhodes, Joss, Berger and n. Clarke.
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Lowman VS.. Potwin, at Lowman.
West End VS.. North Topeka, at Ken
wood.
NOVEMBER g.
Central Tigers VS.. North Topeka, at
Lowman
bowman VS.. West End. at Kenwood.
Potwin VS.. Lincoln, at Skeene.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-10-05
Wichita Go. Omaha s-s.

wichita, Kan. Oct. 5.-Wichita won
both games from Omaha Sunday. They
both lacked interest. The teams will
meet again Wednesday of next week.
Score by innings: R.H h
Omaha ..-..............OO 3OO000O-3 4 3
Wichita ...............2 0 o. 1908 % s ?
Batteries-Hall and Gonding; Bolin
and Sullivan.
Second game-Score by innings: RHE
80 y t--Sr No.
Wichita ...............O1 O21O2"-9 IL 3
Batteries-Ragan and Gonding;
Clark and Sullivan.
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Brooklyn Defeats PhilndeIp

National at Philadelphia.
First game: R-H. E.
Brooklyn ........ ...........6 10 5
Philadelphia 1850. .........1
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DEATHS AND FUNERALS.

Word has been received in Topeka of
the death of Mrs. Fannie Maloney
which occurred in Denver Saturday af-
ternoon. The body Will be brought to
Topeka for interment and the funeral
will be held from the home of her sis
ter, Mrs c. A. Vancil in Auburndale.
Mrs. Maloney is the mother of Mrs.
John NJ. Pa--.
The funeral of Lyman H. Morey. rs
years of age. who died Sunday morn
ing at his home, 1112 Woodward avenue,
was held at o'clock this afternoon
from the family home. Mr.. Morey is
survived by his wife and two daugh-
tiers. Mrs. l. u. Mulls of North Topeka
and Mrs Mary Upton of Ottawa.
The funeral of Roy Marshall Mont
gomery, the 5-year-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. E Montgomery. who died at
the family home. 4s6 Green street, Oak
land. Sunday. of cerebre spinal menin-
gifts. was held this afternoon at 3
o'clock
MI
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Monday. Oclo5er S. zoos.
Unusually Good
inexpensive Curtains

New rued muslin and curtains that better for the
prices than have shown for long time Flat
tains of good width the newest eecs-ine and well put
gether trimmed with heavy braid low 81 35 pair rued
muslin for little The best chance
had dainty curtains of fine quality very small
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-10-09

Where Does Democratic Eeon0any
Propose NJ IEitths American psopis2
The hazy indennlteness which char.
actorizss Bryan's utsarancea when he
talks about what he would DO with
ble United States government should
me American people decide ID let him
monkey with Il h extending 10 other
pleadsfs fOr tho Bryanite cause. Judge
Morgan ]. o'Brien iii his address ID
che New York Democratic state con.
ventiOn said:
aIf returned 10 power the Republican
party must increase the tarlE Ok resOrt
70 new and unsried methods of taxa.
tion to meet the extrayasaDt expendi.
lures which III policies Involve. thus
placing greatsr burdens 90 the people.
THE DemOcratic party" adds Judge
O'Brien, ~ united in favor Of econ.
cmy In public expenditures and cur
Fancy reforms"
Why not define where the Demo.
cratic cut down In expenses IL To bs.
Sin ana end7
20 the Democrats propose to cut
down by abolishing the rural free a.
livery sysiem7 Very possibly, FOR The
Democratic platform. on which Bryan
stands, includes the carriers Oh the
5000 free delivery routes NJ among
the unnecessary officehoIders whom
tho Republican party hiss imposed on
tho country. 1t d well. BY the way.
TINT voters living On the rural free de-
livery routes should note this deciara-
tion IN the Denver platform and pre-
vent Bryan from having chance 10
make II effective.
DO the Democrats propose to econo-
mize BY stopping work on the Panama
canali
Does the Democratic policy OF econ
omy contemplate tho notification Of
the pure food and drug law and the
meat inspection lawi
DO the Bryanites propose to econo-
uiize on expenses for the Improvement
Of rivers and harborsf
Does the Bryan programme Of econ
opiy contemplate curtailment Of the
funds now expended for the improve
laeat Of agriculture, the suppression
ot Insect pests. the Introduction and
propagation Of useful plants and slim
liar workf
Where II the econmy come m,
then? Be definite. and let us know
just where you mean to bit the Amer
lean people. 20 that they can take
warning and action accordingly.
In the meantime II may not be aniss
to inquire whether the Democratic
methods which have built up M enor.
nous and ever increasing Indebtedness
for the city Of New York are to be rs-
garded as an illustration OF the Demo
cratic economy which Organism would
establish IN Washington.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-10-09

The Democratic leaders have been
for years making loud declarations
against corporations and trusts and
railroads and have, nevertheless, In
stltuted no legislative steps fn all this
time for the purpose Of restraining
abuses. They are now indignant that
the Republican party, IN carrying out
the promises Of Its own platform Ii
putting into practice the principles
which they with superb self-compla-
cency, claim are really covered BY d
Democratic patent. Hon, VIM. H. TAFT,
at Greensboro, North Carolina.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-10-09
Mako Hsryan's Defeat Final and
Elnphatici

/ Mako Esryan's Defeat Final and
EEnphatici
is there an Intelligent voter, Repub.
lican or Democrat, who II not glad
that Bryan's free silver scheme Of 1895
was defeated and Bryan, as It's cham
pion. overwhelmingly rejected IN the
election Of that yearf It II safe to as.
sumo that OF oil who voted for Bryan
then very few are sorry now that be
went down In defeat. that the work.
inginan was saved from having his
wages cut down one-half In value and
that the United States was saved from
sinking to tho level OF a few second
and third rate countries In which ell.
yer IL the standard. 1'he evils result
ing from such condition are 50 near
" incaIculable that the failure Of Bry.
an In 1896 may well be regarded BY
the American people as their greatest
blessing since the suppression of the
rebellion.
The progress OF the nation within
the past twelve years Is largely due to
the fact that Organism was so EN-
phatically condemned and Its standard
bearer routed when he confronted
American voters with the banner Of
repudiation and financial dIshonor.
Had the free silver platform been ac.
ccpted and Bryan instead OF Mckinley
elected It would have taken many
years for American credit and Ameri-
can commerce and industry to recover
from the blow and to get within ap-
preclable distance OF the prosperity
which has been achieved ander Re-
publican rule with every dollar worth
100 cents,
The fact that the country escaped
the peril OF Organism twlce-in 1895
and l900--is no reason for TOO great
confidence ia face Of the same danger
today. Bryan's character and purpose
are the same, and. although he offers
a different kind OF bait to catch votes.
there Is no difference In what he means
to 90 II he gets votes enough. OF the
crowds that listen TO him with curlosi-
ty, II not with credulIty, many win
doubtless be drawn after him, az ii
1890 and 1900. That be win be do
feated may be taken as certain, but It
would be highly lmprudent to be in-
different on that account Every citl-
zen interested III preserving American
finance. industry and commerce from
the paralysis that the election OF Bry-
nm would bring upon them should give
some personal time and effort to win
ming votes for Taft and Sherman. cam
dIdates Of the Republican party for
president ana vice president Of the
United States, and thus give final NO
tice to the political harlequin DaasQuer-
aiding Ii tile garb Of d degenerate De-
mocracy that bis occupation IN TINT
role ii over and that be Has made his
last futile attempt to fool the gneri4
can people.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-10-09
COCHRAN ON TAFT.


There h a remarkable unanim.
lty Of opinion of Judge Taft in
All parties and In all sections.
Men pay tribute to his remark
ablc nhlIliy even where party pol.
ltlcs may exert such an influence
as to demand the espouslng Of
the rival presidential candidates
cause. As an illustration W.
Bourke Cochran III an interview
at Boston the other day said:
eyes ! shall support Bryan; he
Il the best candidate the Demo.
Gratis could put up, Taft, how.
ever. IL the greatest and best
qualified nominee ever offered In
any republic In the world. He Is
i greater man tlian Roosevelt,
and when surrounded IN the
same environments that made
Roosevelt great win prove a big
ger man. Taft is d wonderful nd.
mInistrator, the greatest the
country has ever seen, and ID a
wonderful worker
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sncletY Ii sound.

Intsplte of the general comfort, there
have been made manifest by signs not
to be misunderstood, d quickenlng o.
the public corsclence and d demand for
tho remedy Of abuses, the outgrowth d
this prosperity, and for higher stan.
dard Of business Integrity Every lover
Of his country should have i feeling Of
pride and exaltatlon IN this evidence
that our society Il stlll sound at the
core -Hon. WIN, H. TAN, al coluiabus,
Ohio,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-10-09

BY buying alleged bargains in unre,
liable stores TO claim to give great
values i easy, and very common
practice, but to actually give them Is
rare. We have d reputation for keep
ing our promises and more. We do
more than we claim, hence the steady
and natural growth Of our business.
You viii find that BY steadily dealing
with is sou are saving money al the
year round
Have you seen the fine display Of
new style Heaters, in our big stove
department, upstairsl
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REALTY TRANSFERS.

r street southwest, between Ninth and
Tenth streets-Elizabeth X Riley to
Dwight Anderson, original lot Il. sQuaSe
eSS, $40.
East Capitol street, between Fifteenth
and Sixteenth streets-John Z. Blades
ct ux- to Maria Dietz, lot 70, Ql-are 1071,
SO
Thirty-third street northwest, between
Prospect and n streets-John NJ. Talbot
ct ux- TO Isaac E Shoemaker, lot Al.
$40.
Long Meadows-lizzie M. ITiIl to Laid
low A Swank. lot 80 and part lot 46,
block 80, so.
G. street northwest, between Fourth
and Fifth streets-FTed A. Norway ct
ux- TO Claude / ana Emily Z. Plcken,
lot 81, square $40, SO
oil + street nOrthwest-Edgar =.
Stocking ct uX. to Andrew Stewart,
part lots and 5, square 50. SO.
Sheriff estate-Henry H LOwT1e TO
William c. Hiu, part, SO.
Seaton street northwest, between Sew
enteenth and Eighteenth streets-HaTry
J. O'COnnor 70 Daniel +. Sullivan, lots
2S3 and 29f. square 150. SO
SauTs Addition-Della F. Burt to
Blanche A Carpenter, lot q, square
2709; $500.
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BRANCH OFFICES
NORTHWEST.

GOLDESBERG'S 9TH and X sts ~
3. kANN. SONS & CO. Sth and Market SPACE
GREENE CAPITAL 4 u ' l. r I 1 y @
AGENCY. 1145 l5th 81. NV.
3. l. McMICHAELs Cigar Store. 14th anc P
NV.
3. FRENCH SIMPSON. cor. Tth st. Rhoae
Island ave. and Il ST. NV.
Il T BUTTS PHARMACY, 4th St and
Massachusetts, ave. NV.
CHAS. c HORNUSG, Chrtstiani Pharnacy
sw cor. 9TH and u SITS. NV
sANBORDS PHARMACY. New York ave
and North Capitol street
YARNOLD. s4oI 18th St NV
r. A. VEITCH. Goth and n sts NV.
QUIGLEY' PHARMACY, list ana q sts nv
s. N WAGENR & CO, 1st and II sts NV
i. 7. TAYLOE, cor. 9Th and p sts NV
NICHOLS PHARMACY. 18th and pa az
PARK ROAD PHARMACY. 11th & Park road
MATTINGLY'S g PHARMACY 18th and Z.
r. D. HOWARD. 14th and w
N V. POTTIE. 3329 BrightwOod ave.
MALTBY'S PHARMACY. 1867 Calvert NJ
GESSFORDS PHARMACY. 9th ana u sts
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AuTOMOBILE OUTING.

40 1UMOD4LI % 44-t1-
OPEN AND CLOSED 4-passsuger carr. 8
hour; g. passenger, 81 hour ZIMMERMAN 4
Isoz I7th 81. NV. North 1915
6e1G-tf
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HELP wANTED-Male and Female.

6HORTHAND-CompIete course In syllable
system IN IJ0 hours. $50. Including typewrit-
ting. positions guaranteed. STENOGRAPHIG
ACA,DE8IY. Colorado building. oc27-tf
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NGRTHEAEr Er

LADDoN PHARMACf, 100 Florida ave. Dc.
CHAS. H BLUMER. y Cap. and r SIS nS
BcCHESSEY & JOACHIM. cor. "a and r sts
KRAU5' PHARMACY, cor 9Th and X Sta
BENZ. I. LANHAAI, 1Ith and E Can EtS
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FOR SALE-Bed springs new. al iron, git
finish: the kind that does not sag. special
price FOR Monday and Tuesday only. E1-I5s
regular price, $3.50. save money. See HOP
WOOD. Srh and K de15-Zt
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SOUTHEAST

A. E. POWELL, 4th and East capito, ST,
ROACH DRUG CO., Sth ana q sts se
a. b. BURROWS, 11th and Pa. ava.
+. p. WELLER, cor. Sth and I.
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bCR SALaE-Kftchen tables new. IT, long
: II vide; special price Tor Monday and
save money - ffc16vvC.0IS Stb aTs5 X
da1E-3t
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G GEORGETOWN N
ART EXHIBIT DRAWS
MANY ENTHUSIASTS
Collection of Reid'S Paint
ingS Represents Three
Years of Work.

The Robert Reid collection of paint
ings on exhibition in the studio Of F. d.
Millet, Forest Hall, attracted a large
number OF art lovers yesterday after
noon. The collection, thirty-four in
number, represents three years work
OF the artist, the scenes being mostly
OF New England.
Mr.. Reid is a member OF the National
Academy and one Of the Ten American
Painters. The exhibition VIII be open
10 the public from 10 a m 10 $3.50 D. M
daily until December q
A fire Of unknown origin caused con-
siderable damage to the carpenter shop
Of John A Burch, located at 1926 Wis
consin avenue, yesterday afternoon
about 3 o'clock
An illustrated missionary lecture by
W. II. II. Smith. OF the Y. Nj c. A.
was given at the Dumbarton Methodist
Episcopal Church, at $50 o'clock last
evening, under the auspices Of The Dunn
barton Chapter Of the Epworth League.
At s o'clock a Gipsy Smith echo meet
ing under the leadership OF Percy Fos-
ter, was held and largely attended
Eugene Reynolds, of 2sOS n street,
IS suffering from a fractured arm as
the result Of en- accident last Satur
day morning. He slipped and fell
from an NJ street car and fractured
the left arm between the wrist and
elbow.
Invitations are out for the coming
marriage Of kain Ltpntck, OF 1882
WISCONSIN avenue, and Miss Fannie
NarEoiis, of Baltimore, the ceremony
10 take place Sunday, December 20,
at Clagett's Hall, Baltimore.
Miss Jane Macpherson, of Lebanon,
Bryantown, Md. was the weekend
guest OF Miss Katherine Costello. 1927
y street
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BURY's PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
Jefferson sts-
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ONE Bottle Sherwood. one bottle or Sf0n-
gram md one bottle of 49, Kind OF wine
al sl-45s regular sc-91e Szz5- TOBIAS BUSH
ill0 + - NV SeZ-cr,m. VT
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aNACOETIA

JAMES Z. SMITH. I2s4 Wisconsin ave.
f. p WELLER. Pharmacy. 1854 N ST. NV
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FOR SALE-8Iaftresses new. ali fels. iaacy
az ticks spec al price for Monday and
Tuesday only, $3.50. regular yIlte. $50.
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BUsMEss oPPoRTUNIrIEs.

CAFE business ST: always paying; excel
lent; right price. THORNTON. 7C4 sth 81
~.
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FOR SALE-Oid material 4 ,rick house. l0l1
sith 81 NV; lumber of al kinds a1I brick.
Apply on premises. II. o. BROWN. osi4-st
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FOR SALE-Sas.itary drop side couches; al
con iplete with pad and pillows. best made;
$40. Save money. SEQ HOLLYWOOD. Sth and
K del2-Sr
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ALEXANDRIA. va
Il L CARNE & CO., TO3 King St
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Alexandria Lodge OF EllOs viii hold a
meeting at their hall at Prince and
Royal streets this evening when busi-
ness Of Importance viii be transacted
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FOR SALE-Iron beds; dcIble SIZE white
enamel: sDecla! price for Monday and Tues
Gay only. $L45; regular price. s2.Ss. save
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SPIRITUALISM.

MRS WHITE holds seanoes Monday and Fri
day nights al ?. m. also Wednesday after
no5a a. 2 o'clock private inzeryisw daily.
IslS 9 50. NV. . a00r- noI9-zl. tu.f-tf
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SOTTHWEsT
GEORGETOWN-

V HUGO EISENBEISS, 7th and B streeta.
MCDONALD. !. W, IA and L. sw.
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SINGER, STANDARD and = eeler & Wis0a
sewing machines. 59c deposit. 5Gc per week,
cleaning. Socs graphophS1e, 81 per week. open
evenings 4 r GIVEN 60 Pa ave Sc
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50 WILL BUY small shop. suitable f5-
painter, carpenter. tools ladders. stock and
trade. VIII give purchaser free rent F-1-
particulars cal T03 I ST. nv, between 8 ana
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HOLCONB MEETING
BRINGS RESULTS
Evangelist Encouraged by
Thirty-hve Conversions
and RecIamationS.
WASHINGTON TIMES BUREAU,
ALEXANDRIA, VA. DEC. "A.

About thirty-five conversions and REQ
lamations was the result OF the HolcOmb
meeting yesterday at the Washington
Street Southern Methods Church The
evangelist preached four times 70 large
audiences, and each effort brought forth
results. The mems meeting in The after
noon was the largest OF its kind ever
seen here The subject discussed was
David, the Awful Sinner" Mr.. Round
tree sang Tell Mother I'll Be There
with good effect Last night the evan
gelist had another large crowd, and
took for his text. Prepare 10 Meet
Thy God" Mr.. Roundtree sang
Where VIII Lou Spend Eternity?' The
meetings Will continue morning and
evening throughout the week
An Episcopal convention Will convene
at st. PauFs Episcopal Church here,
next Wednesday, for the purpose OF
electlng a bishop c0adjutor for Vir-
ginia-
Alexandria Lodge OF El6s viii hold a
meeting at their hall at Prince and
r At Fe Fral rfna hHr a
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S65 STANDARD sewing machine. aurOmJlc
lit, cabinet grand. nearly new. Sl5s neW ma
chiness 59c per week graphODhonea. 81 per
week. open evenings. 60 Pa ave Sc.
lara-at
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CHEVY CHASE. ND.
A SONNEMAN.
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HARDWARE. stock and fixtures, barEaia
NV. sers-2r
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FOR SALE-20 show cases CleW). special
prices FOR Monday ard Tuesday only; It.,
S4s5; regular price, $780, It., $50, regular
pric'. $3.50; Il, Sos; regular price, S-s-5o-
Sayt money See HOPWOOD. Sth and K
deI1-3r
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COMPLETE LINE of curtain poles and nv
tUres. lSc Up Cottage rods. 10c each bes.
quality floor clcl0th, SOC yard c--oet uniag
Sc and SC yard KLEEBLATT s. uth and
Il re ocz9-s5t
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DANCING.

PROF WYNDHA8I. ~ uth ST nv. Moaday
and Thursday class 7-S0; advance, S.2e; les
F0n, SEC Teach al dances, 6 lessons. 81 30
DANCING ACADEMY. us I ST NV. Misses
Chamberlain and cobb. teachers; social dance
Thursdays. Phone - 5Sfz-T- nOI1-cf
ACHERs, 1IZ7 10Th s. NV Specially. Barn
Dance class Mon. Fri-. TO II p. m: prI-
vate Instructions BY appointment Hall for
rent Oczs-tf
THE DAVISONS' ACa DENY. 10 9Th NV
Oldest and best known in city. Guarantee you
20 dance correctly in few lessons. Barn dance.
waltz. tWU-sIep, na-cissus- Private lessons
day or eve. music: class ewes Tues, THUS.
a. Z: practice GLASS 20 L. Teachars. Pror
and Mrs Dawson. Phone Il. 4sSA Assembly
Dances At National Rifles Arnory, Sat Ewes.
no25-tf
WASHTNGTON-S new dancing academy. 7I5
Eve NV Prof ZEITL.ETE guarantees 10
teach in six lessons ful course, S. music
oCZ3-tf
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ASTROLOGY.

Mr. E. MILLION, scientific sstroIoser. 81
Eve Cd e. NV. Horcry astr0Iogy, yearly
hor0sc0pC- ua-ivities. 81 Information given
On any subject Horoscopes erected by means
of spherical trlg0nometry- Main 81 DELFT
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FASTED-A young lady with glG0 70 back
business proposition. one worth going Into
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