Evening Star Newspaper, May 6, 1887, Page 6

eta 7 i , Fe ll ad THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C., FRIDAY, MAY 6, 1887-SUPPLEMENT. THE AFGHAN UPRISING. Progress of the Ghilzni Revolt—The Capture of the Khyber Pass—Descrip- tion of the Captured Strategical Point. ‘ A cablegram published in Wednesday's Sran stated that the Afghan msurgents now aoid Khyber Pass and the surrounding bills. Previous Teports stated that the ameer’s troops ‘had been routed near Jellalabad and Marnt; that Khelat-t- Ghilzat had been captured, and that Ghuznee was surrounded by the rebelitous Ghilzais, while Can- dabar was threatened by them. Ghuznee aad Khelat-t-Ghttvai are important fortresses on the highways between Cabul and Candahar, and the Khyber Pass fs the famous mountain gate on the direct road between the Punjaub and Cabul. Khelati-Ghilzal, one of the places which has falien Into the insurgents"hands, is elghty-seyen Talles northeast of Candanar. Although ft 1s an Ssolated post, and the defenses are of a mearer character, in the war of 1841% Capt, Gragie held e for months with but 40 men, qt wae only 40 were Europeans. KNeigti-Giilaal 13 at the southern extremity of the eountry Inhabited Dy the Ghitzal tribe, which 1s now ia insurrection. ‘The fortress stands ‘on a barren eminence to tbe Tight of the Tarnak, and is described “one of "i zee, Which 1s surrounded by the insurgents, 3s one of the most important fortresses in Afghan istan, and has hed a history of remarkable vicissi- tudes, It Hes 23.0 miles northeast of Candahar, southwest of Cabul. It stands Ghuznee Kiver, on a some ¥ plain, close to a Spur run. west from the Gulkoh range. ‘AM forms an irregular square about a inile in cireult, and is girt by a high wail rising from ghe top of a mound and built of stone and brick fhasonry laid in mud and clay. It Is lanked at irreguiar intervals by towers and surrounded by ditch. The el formerly stood at the north angle of the town on an abrupt di ed knoll, and belug 150 feet nigh above 1 ain and fortified, It commanded the city co ely. In 1842, however, it was destroyed by order of Gen. Nott; and it Would appear from the recent tele- ms that no restoration of the fortifications has veh attempted. The position of the town 1s one Of great stratezical importance as part of a line ot detenge irom Cabul to Candahar against an invader from the west, or as a point whence to control the Ghilzais, Hazaras, and other inhabl- tamts of this elevated portion of Afghanistan. The city itself 1s composed of dark and dirty irregular streets of mud-built houses, and will not bear comparison with Cabul or couspicuousiy in the ig 4841-42 and 1579-80. It was captured by Gen. Stewart in April of the last-named year, after a Dattle in Which the Afghans lost over 1,000 men, While the British lost only 17 in killed’ and had Tsexesvous Buzoars, GRAND OPENING or FINE FOOTWEAR. 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More important even than ¢ session of the Khyber Pass, a miles tn Jength, ‘in whieh’ thi ‘where an army Can find cover. 234 miles beyond Ali Musji uuznee is the pos- untain defile 28 re are few places For a the Pass from the direction of Pe detile retains its difficult character, the f the gorge va- Tying from 20 to 400 feet, and the hills on either side, about 1,500 feet in height, being slaty, bare, and'to all appearances inaccessibie. ‘The’ bed of ‘the torrent is likely to be filed with a sudden fall of rain, when * it ordinarily creeps throngh the gravel, so disapp pletely, swells to raging violence. B section’ comes the Lala length and a mie in Which there Is a ‘on the north of the road. At’ the western end the valley the road contracts again Ull there Is searcely room for two meeting camels to pass, In Unis section, for a distance of a mile and a half, the traveler passes along a gallery 12 feet wide, With ‘on one hand a towering viiff, and on the otner a sheer and yawning precipice. He then enters the section known as the Ludi Khana Pass, in which 4g situated the Villaye of the some name. In the Lundi Khana the greatest height, 3,373 feet above the sea level, and a rise of 2.208 feet since leaving Peshawur—ts reached. In ascending this pass the invaders encounter greatest natural obstacles of the Kerber. The ascent 1s over such a narrow, steep, and rugged path that guns can be drawn uj it only by men, and by them only after the roa way has been carefully prepared. The descent from the summit, near the village of Lundi Khana, Yo the end of the defile at Dhaka, miles dis- tant, 13 over a practica ble road and fs not dificult, although the descent is sharp. ‘The Khyber Pass has played a vital part in all the Aighan wars, ——— reo Another Strange Southern Romance. A NORTH CAROLINA ESCAPED CONVICT BECOMES A LEG- ISLATOR IN ALABAMA. A special to the Philadelphia Press from Annis- ton, Ala., says: News reached here to.day of the | Aight from his bome 1n St. Clair County of Joseph Compton, present member of the State legislature, under circumstances which read like a chapter from the life of Kissane. Coming from bis home in Kentucky, so he stated, he took up his abore In the little town of Eden, where he followed the trade of a carpenter. His life was exemplary, and 4m a year or so he was elected town marshal. Last Year, after a reasonable probation, Compton was licerised as a Methodist preacher, and his sermons and exhortations were of the most fervid and or- Yhodox characte © Jolned the independent Party in the last State cainpaign, and was selected ag their standard bearer for legislative honors, After a hot fight he was elected over the regular @emocratic nominee by 500 majority, and last No- Veber took his seat. He did not cut much of a figure as a law-maker, but he attracted considera- dle notice and caused ‘much talk by his love for Uquor, and under the influence of Which he was nearly the Whole session, Now comes the strange story of this man’s life, ‘Thirteen years ago he was engaged in making mmoonshiné whisky in one of the mountain coun. Yes of North Carolina. While thus engaged he Decame involved in a difference of opinion with @ party of revenue officers, and in the struggie that followed Compton shot and killed one of ‘Wem, He was arresied, tried, convicted and sen- tenced to twenty-four years fa the penitentiary. He remained tn that institution four years, then For years he succeeded in covering hls t and his escape seemed permanent; but one day not long since a man who 1s now foreman of 3 gang oD the Georgia Pacific road saw Com ton, at once recognized him and communicated discovery to the North Carolina officers ‘The governor issued the proper papers for C who was confined under the alias of Caston, sent them to the sherif of Jefferson County, this State, to be served, A gentieman in Eden ree ceived a letter from a Iriend at Birmingham, tes. ing him of the receipt of the requisition, and tas fact was told to Compton. ‘Compton Was superintending a gang of laborers on a contract which he had taken on the Talladens and Coosaw Valley Raliroad, about a mite from Eden, and had walked up ‘to the village last Wednesday afternoon a week ago, when the Te- ceiver of the letter told him of its contents. Comp- ton turned pale, staminered out afew broken ex- Planations, and’ then walked hurriediy away. 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For rent, sold on euay installments, and excl HON) eEOCUTION, GESTURE, DUA TORY, HAIR DRESSED. "BANGS SHINGLED. SANDERS & STAYMAN, SHAKESPE: VISIBLE SPEECH, SONA: | Hairdressing by the mouth. Special attention to ‘984 F st. nw, TION, PANTO! ‘and ACTING. ‘mailed | Placine of Bridal Veiln ‘apli-im* | _spi6 13 N, Charles st., Baltimore. FREE. aplezm Axes Be Les aa: 18 ESTEY CPRIGHT PIANO LEG em lean: ‘winning "golden opinions.” ee or Costus Women, Princeton, X. J. 9. 006 Gist nw. Thirtycave Sean gapetience, sKRDERY & STAYMAN, fall particulars, sept on anpilicetion to | » Ladies’ aid Geuilemen's Gariuenta’ also, Velvet am 16 O34 F st aw. ah io-tuét-sian SH. MOTLWAINE.” | Plush Cloaks Gru a ils, Laces, Gloves, kc. ‘ALLET & DAVIS 6078 PIANOS—NEW AND HINGTO: LEG Sosy H. res o cheated Uprizht Pianos ABHINGTON ACADEMY OF TELEGRAPHY | ing ‘mspecialty, Gentlemen's Clothes eee areas these Guicteated Uprint Tien ihap gemaved tiem Capitol Hill to USL Pate oe | to ihin proceed nek ieee Hea bay ‘ill bo cold ZHIS MORTE ORLY AT BAL Hp. reous 7, Sand STrceib- fiat | eam spote gnnranteal ie bereaved eta Cees ieee he LE SDRIVATE EVENING SCHOO! _ Goods called for and delivered. See a x 2205 14th st. nw, MSS ASN x HUmraney, 430 ore st. Nw, | (HICKERING, PIANOS FOR RENT AND ‘PROF. F. A. SPRINGER, ‘Makes Corsets to orderin évery style and: mass. Marinas, wig. meso Ee Late Principal Franklin Night School. Tinh, andl pusrentese. SReiaghaf and comfort, Raneey. 1g-3n) Oth st and Pa. 'TAMMERING CURED. ‘French Hand-maie Unies oe Gee eee an Manone | tie "|G. Wao & Ban, guage, 004 Mat. nw. Syutem endorsed by, ot Shouiprench Corsets and Barta rs CO | 409 7th ‘ASHINGTON CONSERVATORY OF MUSIQ, nad Building, corner Oth end F nw. Clo bight Seo Vies sarantagee or ALALD, Director Children's Corsets and a 81 Corset (Miss H.'s own make) that for the price is uisurpanced tos -Freneb, German and Spanish spoken. _mrl4 PEs LESSONS—PUPILS OONVER3E FLU- tem ot Pret EARROGGE a nwune Bul ew’ i ive Part sign, A. M., of Sorbonne University, Paria, France. 3s Taetw. Salis Sano DPPARTMENT OF STENOGRAPHY AND TYPE WHE TING, SPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, National Bank of Republic Building, southwest corner Dus, n.w., Washington, D.C. for wensis tuaeo' to ave onthe "Alt tape eating 0 thoroughly taught. Shorthand Dictation Classes, {05 Preuthg seaione ‘Tele me call 874- PENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE IN ‘modious halls, in National Sank of the Repo Baier Rervi fustes “always in” demand Phorsve ‘ostriction given $m) Hapia. Writing, the Commercial be ie ‘free. Telephone caly “ire sama a SERS Gee S. ROPOSALS FOR THE CO) ION Piovav'oe EXE TEE QO PEERS, ARP BE Orviox OF THE CommissionEEs, wattage, Woe Sealed Proporals will be received at tiie Oitles stil TWELVE O'CLOCK M. of WEDNESDAY? MAY. BRE EE et oe oe gli ak e Washington and ite immediate suburbs, | n° SF ‘Spon application at the Health Once? ™ormation. ier Fight is Teverved ‘0 reject ai and all bids or parts of bids, SE. WHEATLEY, my3-6t fr PROFESSION. AD. ELZEMONA. WONDERFUL GIFTED VOYANT, born with Second Si; Racuieitry bes space. lost or co pg ures or mint ‘tol Gives maccent in business. Removes en a ; Fether, Never ile, Given ticiurs cr oueternaae, .. Never ft CCAPMIOL HILL, EVENING SCHOOL, 27. STH m.e. Instruction given in Book-keeping, ‘Aritiie: tg atfewweacat oe abate See sare Bred ase ed eth art cp EK QURLETY, the above sre Unsurpensea br any White Dike Sasket® They 7 AD Sie Pas qton, ‘aud pumsees © Na¥aral Flavor and Aino onic ‘Teas Whisks under guarantee to PERFECT SATISFACTION , otber ine 10 De re0asa0d 2 cliahted. 1B. & H. W. CATHERWOOD, tour expense. 114 South Front st, Philadelphia, ‘New York Office, 16 South William st, ai Or Dore & Co. BUILDING MATXRIAL, ‘BLINDS, KILN-DRIED ¥. ¢. AND GEORGIA FLOORING A SPEOIATY. ‘We guarantee to manufacture stiperior quality of Work for less price than any other Mill, and we hsve the largest facilities and factory im the countey. Send pee postal and we will sive prices promptly to prove what we claim, DOORa, ‘MANTELS Canton ave., President and Albemarlests, Baltinor, Mi a ‘Telephone 53 5.0. Box 476. Ger Tu: Buz “THE CONCORD manwEse® We have on hand s full of Bole Agency for the C@LEBRATED WHITMAN SADDLES, 101 & uno, 407 Pune. ave.. next to National Hotel. tic, Grammar, iy, History, Penmanship and Orthography.’ ‘Terms reasoual 5 ‘Prin- i hetenetes Nemes tnt Ye (ue BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES 723 14TH ST. X. W, And all otber principal citios, Recognized aa superior to all sea Unexcellod advantages: for Ee “Beat of Dati 4 Eiios. ‘Best of Dative teachers. Fes low. ‘n0W : Gent Sites execs in trouble consult tig elaigvoyant. — fubereecerals = ee eieertecee = ILES.—DR. SHRADER MAKES A SPECIALTY OF tees 8 speedy and permanent . No cutting or inform her erous friends and others eutirely wellyad Wil be ploased %) Seeher ‘Office hours from 10 a. m. to 6 p. m., Op.m. 1910 Lith street tw. hay Eee “wane RIVATE NS_ IN ALL GRADES Seon ti Ae Cee OF = Iserrrewe cor. ana K sts. n.w. Tae Corman Moros Loe As. SOCIATION DNSURES AT COST. Ofice—No. 1319 F street, Weshington, D.C. “No, 223 E German street, Baltimore, TRUSTEES. W. W. DUDLEY, President, JONAS H. MoGGWAN, Vico President GRORGE H. B. WHITE, Treasures. CHAPIN BROWN, Attorney. J4MEs ¥. HOOD, ‘HENRY N. corr. RUFUS K. BELPHENSTINR Boss Sorra. Bosness Surra. UNEQUALED rx TONE, TOUCH, WORKMANSHIP AND DURABILITY, Special attention of Purchasers invited to the no ARTISTIC STYLES finished in designs of HIGHUST DECORATIVE ART. SECOND-HAND PIANOS: 4A fine assortment >! prominent makes at all prices. 7 ¥1A308 FOR RENT. ‘WH KNABE & 0, a 817 Market Space. Exwan F, Dror, id 925 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUB, Bole Agent for gs Ritwew Ok 7 iq WAA Y¥ Do Nor Porcuass ‘UNTIL YOU SEE THE EMERSON PIANO, smerny Ssteorggecea meena ‘Second-hand Pianos | at prices from $id gia, Bo eee nearer 0 ith tirgngh for loniaville io, bated ten oe dence or, BANNONE AD FOTOMAC BARPORR, 10-00 P. Bh Eig aa, acento. wih Pe THE STAR'S POCKET ATLAS OF THE WORLD. For Williamsport, Lock Haven and Elmira at 9:50 edict ta) 9:00 He ¥ ALM 19:30) 2 in Oa finnday. 200 4. 2°00. 4:15. 10; ana 1120" B. ot. ‘Bxprear of ‘ 9:40 AM daily, | ton withor 00 P. M. every day. poet tetas 00 and 17-25 12:30, 90, 1000 and SOFA Omeazion tied 4 06, 10-00 Wt ‘AM week 200, 8: 2:53, FE pat SorBopes creck Line, #13 ASL and 4:40 P.M daily, except 8 7-92 4 . Foals, exebt Sunday. ‘Saniaye, SOOT, C13 Ane AtERaT ORIN AND Wana For Alexandria.6 6: 40, 9247, 11 A 01 2:05 5, 4: 201, 8:1 104 1237 FM Op Bungay at 6:00, ans x 4:00, 6:01. 05 P.M For Richmond and the South, 6-00, 11 AM. daily, aad Ee ae Wank ss ie es Ph Op Sunday at 8:00 and 10" bs 22:00, 5:. 5 Sse Sat 10 night, fhienhe ce Beenie rn i Ration, where orders can te. TE foribe ¢ CHAS. E. PUGH, General 43. R. WOOD, Generai Passenger Agent Bertnore AND OHIO RAILROAD. tm effect, SUNDAY. APRIL 1887, Schedule pRDAY 24, Leave Washington from Station, corner of Rew Ser- sey avenue und Catreet. eee clcute, 11-45 Sin. and 10:19 p.m. May, with ches aud 8 cor. The. “an. se Rar TO ms, re in Pittsburg at 9:00 p.m., Chi tho! oe af 11.10." No extra fare fe changed oa this tain or e. "For Cincinnatt, Louisville and St. Lonts dally at 8:30 ju aud 10:10 p-with “Unrough ceacpea aud Palace Riceping Gate to Chncinmatl and St thon chamzey'3:30 p.m, iva fast limited. train to Cinciomett it, Louis, arriving in Cincinnati next at 49. Bt Lovie 6-40 pin. ‘Noextes farce on Sion Fitisbupe at 11-45 am. and 8:55 p. B. datty to cee Dae a ae ima For Texivaton and Local Stations, 8:40 a.m. daily, er Tolute'Gu Shenandoah Valley RE, 3:30 pm. . "For Havre de Grace, Newark, Wilmington ama Phila- aeiphie 30 a 910 orn tik ao pom. daily. ‘or Wilms ware and intermediate points between Baltimore aod Wilningtom, 3:00 aan. dally, rt Bu “Mfor Havre ds Grace, Singerly and intermediate ata- sunday. ee, 3 except Bi 6:40, 7:30, pe | time 3515 aan. dally, exon Bud oF on 8:30 and 10-05 amy 12:10) 1 5 12: 3 ), 4:40, 5:40, 6:45, 7:35, th Sundays 6:30, 7: METS, Bsr 4 0 Ads Oa cs ns y wan rion and Balti win On Buiday Aeob aig ane iets a, fel erad eos . irae am an sucp supa cou falitationson Metropolitan Branch 8-40 ann aug: on Sunday stops st all stations. Se ere ‘and interaisdiate points 0:30 am: 12:40 ead 11-21 p.m. daily, excet Buuday. For Frederick 8:40 ans Ufa ‘Trains arrive from the West daly 0:20, 7:20 am, 2:00 and 7:25 ¥ Front points’ on Shenandoah Valley RR, 2 pan. daily. sry Aa) SRF aes ORES AE | Tht 1s an ote Cat nas never Deen surpamed. Er ly 3220, and 10-1 L i. aggre ASO Sa. seed wan points north of Baltimore, 11 From Annapolis, 8:30 a.tp. pm. Sunday, 10: ‘From Harper's except 1: Dan. For further information apply at the Baltimore ‘Dekel office, Wealiinstonstatiou, G18 smd Penney lrsuia avcivae, corner Tdth strese where will be taken for bugwage to be elecked ahd Tecel y point in the rite bear CEMENTS ©.K.LORD,G.P.A Mat.oger, Baltimore. LOOK! LOOK!!! 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SPECIAL $1.90. THE WEEKLY WASHINGTON STAR. SPECIAL $1.90. THE WEEKLY NEW YORK WORLD. ‘THE WORLD'S HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATE ‘THE STARS POCKET ATLAS OF THE WORLD ~ a ‘THE STAR'S POCKET ATLAS OP THE WORLD 1s described above, : THE WORLD'S HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES is & dainty book, bound tn Leatherotee ‘Tree Calf, of 320 12 mo. pages, copiously iiustrated, ‘Together with a membersbip in the World's Book and Music Unions, by which all standard books and music can be bought at am almost incredibly low price, “Horlingcetown 6340's and SS pam. @aity,ex- | tm Book ana Music Gaions tor $1.00, —o—_— ORDERS RECEIVED EITHER BY MAIL OR AT OUR SUBSCRIPTION COUNTER PAYMENT INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE ADDRESS IN ALL CASES: ‘TOE WEEKLY 8TaR, WASHINGTON, D. a PEECY G. S200H, Pase'r Ag't,Washington ap25 FAMILY SUPPLIES NT AIR LINE, 30 Anat “ace, Tene Stal Dal tae SM cease Tenn Meal Dale tom rlonvtie, Chatlottaaville Laynelivae apd SigUOEs fect Ales Istol, Knox- New Orieaua, Fast Mail Daily for Warren i 11:20 4. 3 sokville, Gontonseillo, Stations Ches. & Uo Boute, aes fuera | Char ‘pehburg, Hocky Mount, Danville ween Lynchbung and sins, ex Putian ‘Sleeyzt New York to Atlanta, In connection with Palkuen Sleepers Alana to Maun Boudvir Sleep ww Orleans, and ir for Birmingham, Vicksburs and Shreveport. Soli train Washinton to Atlanta. 2:35 P. M—Duly except Sunday for Mapas, ‘Strasburg andintermoniste Stations, 5:30 P. M.—Western E Fs ee + nis Line of Ghee. and Olio Koute. Solid ‘Trains We-lupcion to Louisville: ale for yuchiburg, ‘Bristol “Chatinooowa, “Menplis 1atiie eae ieee es tee 11:00 P. M.—Southorn Express tor I a pili Mine healer" csete oer Aiken, Angusts, Atlanta, ‘Sfouitsomery, New Texas and California, Pullinan Sh fo Montgemnery, counceting with Pull Pullman! i vereee Waal Dontguinery to Now Orleans, ington to Aiken withoat change, ‘rains on Wé nt and Olsio division leave 9: except art 12 A. Mn ysarrive Round Hall. ad 337, he far leave hound ‘Bil Cons — 34, Pas SE and 333 a A trains fro’ the South via, pnchburs, arive i Washi ‘P.M. ond 0:40 Gisrigttosville at bu Onis AMM. ‘Tickets, Sleepiog Car reservation and furnished, and: hopoingce checked st offio' Wetlregdt Otiiaud Satroosa SAR TL TATEDN ee POTOMAC RIVER BOATS, TEAMER MATTANO LEAVES 7TH- § on Sundays, Tucsdaysand Thursds Potomac river arenes ver landings ae fa 28 Ean Sie Chapel Pong Einuredaye Gown sid Masons Wednesdays up. _JORN McGAHSE. hiesaudria Wan dgent ani OTOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE | Now We _ Have Ir. NEW VERMONT MAPLE SUGAR. ONE TON Just received. Not 400 or [00 pounds, but literally ONE TON. By large quantity like this, direct trom the tr SS een spz8 RLPHONZO YOUNGS OO., 428 9th st. Beacanss SPRING-LEAF TEA, ‘The new crop, now being received, ‘Separticularly choice, 2.W. BURCHELL in fE Ss: THE CELEBRATED MINNESOTA PATENT PROCESS FLOUR. ‘Te te without » doubt the most BEAUTIFUL and the ‘ost Kvrarriove Flour in the World. wi The Millers have not only the most perfect mill, | | 1. C. Flour Unsvarassep by any mill in the world. To sane ber ive between BALA MOne™ ema rove that, we would simply stata that = lange quan- He ho Lr iver; | Uity of this magaifeent Flour is shipped sunually to oe ee oe sat | Parope and esten at the principal Courtscf theold ‘ved on Saturday onl saan eprere work “Apply 0 BEEPHENSON & areata HOWEVER, ra lee that has gained renown, some _£26-6m, Offic Kean sve. me, _ | Tite eversthing <teo, Sst hes out ot 1 POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS. acachedpagengenre gd eng ath ett wharf on MONDAYS Brena, and SATURDAYS. Span Hen, PATS | arcicis or the geuuine, FRIDAYSand SURDAY pn. touching THEREFORE, pan Ste Gone area a ‘Beware andioe toi that liberator basmlaread Creck, ie tA ae Sad: N and E. C._ ir Washiugion every THU. Freight at lowest rates, wt and have the imprint of ‘TWO GOLD MEDALS Mz vezxoxt ‘MT. VERNON? ~~ —— | @ttached. None genuine without thetwogold medala about 3:30pm. WW. ‘well OCEAN STEAMERS, LL BLAKE Captam | ‘W. M% GALT & 00. ‘Wholesale Flour and Grain Deslers, SEWING MACHINES, &._ New Home Sowa Macumes The standard of excellence and superiority tn every respect. Ladies. call at onr office and examine the a work tlast can ouly be done ou he crirbratel and rununing NEW HOME SEWING MACHINE. 8 OPPENHEIMER & BRO., Sole Avent, 528 Hthat. nw, St. Cloud Building. HOSE SEEKING THE HIGHEST staNDAKL, CELLENCE, at lowes’ possible prices cons! ent with the finest "Workmaralup aud very best of ferial, coupled with the fact that such article Is tua! factured by's reliable. company, ratablinbed “twenty” eight years ara, und furnished witha respousible guat- puter Gor Bye arm, will Day the SILENT “SEW No 7, SEWING or Foot and Hand Power, ‘oot and Hand Power.) OF FCAUERBACH, th and Hata, Sole Ageney’D. Send postal for new illustrated catalowur, naded free Rew huprovel Machines of oil te stanused toe revved Machines of ei! the taudard inakee 1 ile or Font, “Telephone calle 420-2 maa. XCEEDS A SILENT WHITE SEWING Acknowledged by experts aa the finest inchine extant for Lagithean, Quicthew, Speed Pertet NckENSY, Sule Aecut 4870 5, Mabascer, Forms for Draping Dresses. Prica, Also Universal Patterns. dal ____ FINANCIAL. Pusce & Waurrezy, STOCK BROKERS, SSR, Jesckeom a NG Spilvate sibce Teeauall winks WASHINGE OY Bok ost ee eeatt Pearce " we 8 Janes WaTELY, | U. Cucons Oamtan, not bd Bonds and information re See etees aoe * direct ow “All Gulers executed abd reported promptly. San MERS, LADIES PHYSICIAN, JUST ou Lorkentabliaued 1000) Prout aut peculiar or Xperience. epzd im _ eset oe = wee ‘