Evening Star Newspaper, June 21, 1898, Page 5

THE EVENING STAR, TUESDAY, JUNE 21, 1898-14 PAGES. — The Busy Cerner, h and Market ACL. . §.Kann,Sons&Co. |? MILLS AND MAKERS SEEK US! Whenever they have specially good things on hand. Our standing in ts of Americ a is to be env ied. ther stores must hunt for op- ap up “good things,” but this isa case where opportuni- n a. the only firm in Washington that has direct communica- with the manufacturer: OUR RETAILING IS NOTHING MORE OR LESS THAN JORBING DIRECT TO THE CONSUMER. Wash Goods. IN THIS PARTICULAR LIN LOWEST PRICES OF ANY Hot 1,000 Pieces ure i ti tics seek the We are stos tion AND GIVE THE w CARRY THE IN ‘THE UNION. newest styles. and best quality Dimity and Or- gandy Lawns, Bias Plaids, Blocks, Stripes, Fig- and Dots, p rintec don White, Navy, Black and tinted grounds. This every piece absolutely guar- LARGEST ASSORTMENT stason’s newest ideas of correct patterns; anteed fast . and 15c. value. Direct to the Wearer, SXKC. 500 P Die = Fine Lawn; also Satin Stripe and Lace Organdies, I€Ces neat and gaudy designs, in small and iarge figures. Is are also absolutely fast colors. Worth 1oc. a yard. Direct to the Wearer, BRC a Imported Dress Line very fine and sheer, with ( b cee im ec ess Linen, very ne and s : 30 Pieces woven dots “and all-over designs. Regular 25c. value. Direct to the Wearer, 1214C. | Real Imported Organdy, select floral patterns and delicate tints—no imitation connected with these fine Phe lowest quotation today is 25¢. a a color; 1 These goox 75 Pieces filmy Direct to the Wearer, ‘| RITE WAST BOOBS Organdies haye been known in years gone by as Dotted but the process of making this gauzvy summer material has been yved that the make, jinish and wear is like a foreign or- = SHOWING THE NEWEST HAND-WOVEN . SAND FIGU a WHITE HO OWIHITE DOTS— ALL B CK AND WiLITE S WITH Lt L VALUES. AWARDS Ww tee: SWISSES, WORTH 4oc. A YARD....-+-20--. 9 OC. FINI sw ISSES, WORT TH 35¢. S, WORTH 5o0c OT TRY j (a) fa ‘all WW Jude uUPrgan 16S. STANDARD OF PINE GOODS. EV ney PIECE EXTRA WIDTH. 55c. ity of Imported White Organdy, 68 inches wide.. O5€, ality of Imported White Organdy, 68 inches wide.. 75C. First floor, new building. ity of Imported Whit Organdy, 68 inches wide... Ski cFUL TS AND NOBRY SHIRT WAISTS SHADES IN PINK AND BLUE FE TAVE AND EX- 25. a YARD 3 WORTH 50. 30c., \ YARD FOR IMPORTED PLAID AND STRIP OR PINK AND LIGHT BLUE P. k P.K., WORTH soc. AND 75¢. First floor, new building. f Remnants. White India Linon re same as the piece goods selling at Sc. White [: me as the piece goods ‘selling at vard te Organdy same as the piece goods selling at 20c. elena OnGs Remnants, a vard. EMNANT DEPARTMENT. Suit Department. How ’s This! OW THE FOLLOWING SP , Duck Skirts, made ing around bottom, $1 25 ea + ° . K. Skirts, in 38, me fuel and $1 mS) 0) ea. welt White Pr. K. Skirts, 1 finish, extra quality, $1 8 ¢ Imported Plain White P. kK. thoroughly shrunk and perfect $2. AS 28 i rah for the RED, WHITE AND BLUE! AIN BUILDING. TALS: 100 ty colors unde: the sun which demand the utmost respect of ev- on the face of the globe. Every good American citizen ought it old glory, ally in time of war. r OF FLAGS WH WITH ING AGS SEWED S AND STAR WARRANTED ABSO- § FAST COLOR. SIZE 5 ci iS ALT. WOOL BUNTING FLAC pal 6S 2 co ALI wt 3:98 ALI 5 BY 9 FT... Al O ALL-WOOL BUNTING FLAGS; : BY 10 FEET........ Pay ess Lae By ©) 10-FOOT ASH POLE, HALYARD a RON HOLDER; ALL: COMPLETE -...:222. | AS PLoon 7 = UPHOLSTERY DE! "ARTMENT. S. KANN, SONS & GO., th i Market Space. Baby Won t Mind SUITS CLEANED. Send us your last spring sult and will clean it to icok every whit as neat and stylish as wheo you beught it. Expert dyeing. Wagon calls. E. E. WHEATLEY, AMERICAN DYER AND SCOURER, 1068 Jefferson ave. (Georgetown). Established 1831, po2-Lyr-14 “E> Pia “We. can. Evans’ Drug Soret Retail, 938 F st. Corn. ave. and 8 st. and 1428 Md. aye. jeil8-10a SF AKKSSALKKSAASIRSS = Our Trunks are used by the % United States Army = Army Trunks. We are showing a most ap- propriate line of flat trunks in different lengths, suitable for use in either army or navy. <cellent finish, both in inte- rior and exterior. Cloth lined throughout, with well-arranged tray. IRON BOUND, $3.75, $4.75, $5.75. LEATHER BOUND, (Finer finished.) “$6.00, $6.50, $7.00. CELEBRATED LEATHER- OID TRUNK, - $16 to $20. The very best made. TOPHAM’S, Trunk and Fine Leather Goods Manufactory. * 1231-1233 Pa. Ave. Factory, 1218 and 1220 E st. FLL LLG SL Be 2 % z % % 3 % % ry % 3 % % % % x 3% % % C3 % cy x % oe % cy % x 2 x cy ry cy * 2%, a $ i Art | and | The first requisite ‘Comfort. | of furniture is com- i inoehoes ___ | fort, but there is no % reason that art should be sacrificed. Our buy- ers are careful to see that both are combined in all goods we sell, although the price is never lost ight of. The result a better and prettier selection with- — out an increase of price. " No one gives bigger = ues than we do, few as big. You have al- ways credit here, use it as much as vou please. We will arrange the terms to suit you. SPOS EEE 2 00464600 HOUSE & : - HERRMANN Liberal Furnishers, ‘ 27th and I Sts.: Soldiers at Camp Alger —will find our store an interest- ing place to visit—where will be found many beautiful articles suitable for souvenirs. FA visit implies no obligation to pur- A a making” Plant. the bt Fequired is a little electric fan—it will dreds of iheusancnrad me, oi sepply t ft. Pull. particulars. by Us of *phoning 1877. U.S. Electric Lighting Co. 213 Lith st. nw. | "Phone 18 Window Sereeis! 12c. Screen is 15C. of those s splendid AML spring hook and oe Men’s $3 Hand- Patan Shoes, : . kus Y, ¥ AND z é ae 3 p? Fn pe any of the $3.50 Shoes sold in 5 ; Ladies’ Oxfords, . > BLACK OR BROWN, = ; $1.00, $1.50, $2.00. $ 2 Robert Cohen & Son, 3 2 630 Pa. Ave.N.W. ¢ Established 1838. my 10-3m,; 3} + SPEPLP PP CS OPE SOO SI OCOD FOr 3 CHINESE FIREWORKS.|: For Sale—Fine assortment of po best Chinese Fireworks at reasonable prices. ey kind of fireworks, from the smallest pats er to the largest rockets for the Fourth of July. be. and lve. good > Importers of best Chinese teas, Quong Sang Lung &Co., 314 Pa. Ave. N.W. Importers-—-Wholesale and Retail. Jeid-6t® ° Take a “Camera. or Kodak with you when you go on your = vacation. We are selling all “Poco” Cameras at GREAT LY REDUCED PRICES, al | Nees <a & \Opticians, 1311 a 288 emer ' PORTED CHINESE FIRECRACKERS FIREWORES. sear have Re received thtoogh t the bouse 30 Firecrackers and canton Fire- is were selected by me a Moy gene our frm who, 3 a ig Ga y &., Sie Pema ivanie ave. BW. = oe Ve Se a ee eee A ee ae ae ee oe ae eee 5 eee eee ee Se ee ET King’s Palace Department Store. | King’s Palace Department Stosy. Ped oie ea di aM Len cae aE Hour Sales Tomorrow at King’s Palace. Several circumstances combine to make our hour sales this week more rich with valuable opportunities than any .that have taken place. Our Annual Midsummer Sale, some goods still left from the wonderful Myers purchase, other surpassing bargains that we have been fortunate enough to make; they all lend their as- sistance in making your money go twice as far as usual. 9 to 10. 11 to 12. 25c. to 50c: Bunches 25c. Pleated Chiffon, 5c. Thousands of yards of the Iatest and Flowers, 4c moat stylish Millinery Trimming 1 One lot of Sample Flowers—Pansies, Vio- MAGGOTS Tee Te lets, Sweet Peas, Ro: and Bunches of | — 15¢. $.gal. Block Tin Wates Flowers of ell Kinds—will be sold. Ac ‘Block Tin Water 6c. . for one hour at. 100 pleces Ribbons, 4 to 5 in in plaids, stripes and checks. are 5 not but sre suftable for fe ies 12 to 1. heur cnly at—per yard... ° Children’s and Misses $2 to $2.50 Split Straw Sailors, 98c. Crown, Mull Trimmed, in all sorts of colors and shades. For one Bo) If you appreciate an extra fine quality Sailor see this ore; you can't find a bet- hour . is. with embyoid- For one Fg, ler Sailor in Washiagton. We brim, in Black, and Red, and tt shap Sosseagenondontoatreseegencensenengontonrentenseateaseagenseens S-gal. Buckets..... Straw 's Mul full ruche. ch ered crown, hour ‘They are dou- Bine, Brown y are Knox, Dunlop and Aseasaoadondontoadesoaceesoasoentententoess 5A Silk Garter Elastic, sérip. For one hour $ Rubber and Hone Fine Large Size $ 3c. x trimme $ 65c. or emb. oe. Ladies’ with rows of embroi ight Gowns, two i good cotton; well I Por ey ed % Bour <.. : 33¢. = = ae For one bour = a ; 2. : Otol. 1 to 2. : ES _to.. Ladies’ Ribbed Vests, est Maco z ribboned neck and. azihol & E Fer one irene a 7c. | Children’s Reefers, worth? é Sone latest cttects all Seas Be up to $2.50, at 48c. & very nat sty ‘ 123 reefers in all colors, plain and braid - 2 Sone hour s inc. med, plain or genes eloths—all ' A8¢ z + 190. * Lawn ‘Ties, with six tucks, sizes—for one heur. - £ & yards long and very stylish, & & z ‘or one hour. 1, OCe =< £ + » $1.00, Fe, 3 = = mir Dick of a tat oF ‘trimmed to 4. $ se toe ea Odds and ends of all styles of hate in $ $& hour “only at M1 shapes—all colors—for this hour : $ Pa si a all colors- r *" de. Bs 2 $4 to $7 Ttimmed Hats, ee é z $1.68. $ & . Including White 2 3 3 i 11 to 12. i = em suicteeood- 2 aE: eakt;_adies’ ¢ atime ant one pair of eufls— D3, . & “garters. ss ne as son |$ abov Be, £ = — = z senate Z a, £ 75c. Rough Straw sbi eS be edi ups aes Sailors, 25c. 5 0 79C-, at IPC. é 8 bon bana, ma meh’ 2 Withee sirable patterns—large bunches— 19 = Sof brim. For this hour only, ae aibes GiG Ce = : < = z 3 DEPT. ¢ KING'S PALAC + STORE, ¢ z 12-814 7th St. 715 Market Space. 2 = Hour Sales at lain Store Only. Bs PERERA IRR os se as te se a oo “Arctic” Ice Cream Freezers! Have your own Ice ¢ | Fortify See ines: Don’t let the flies, mosquitoes, ete., overrun your house when such splendid Sereen Doors and Window Sereens can be had for so _ little money. Just think of it, we sell— Window Screens at 12c. |. Size 15x32 and adjustable to “almost any ordinary size win- dow. home Screen Doors, at 75c. |i} —with hin Rea knob, tos and eyo — already to | the Ap ere ser TO ORDER, Estimates free, Drop pos: | 77 Ut+ + +++ meee $1.25 3 tal and our expert will call, 3-qt. - $1.35 @ 4-qt. pie 65 « 25ft Watering Hose, $1-49 jo«. $ « —and aed wire stand for holding nozzle in any desired po- Poultry Netting, ioe “teer of extra standard“stout Hose, folly guaranteed 45c. 100 sq ft. —if full roll is taken Qe. less than full roll, ft CFHOSE CALLED FOR AND REPAIRED Lawn Flowers, $1.95. You'll save the price of this Lawn Mower fa one season by cutting your own grass, Same Lawn Mower sells every- ao WE LD LAWN MOWER, READ. (WILL CALL FOR YOUR OLD VN MOWER, READ- est AND SIARPES FE AND RE! IT POL $1. % The cheapest good Gas Range on the market—and the most eco- nomical gas consumer of any range in the world—at any price. Have sold over 350 of them this season—without one single com- plaint. (lighted by Nic broiler below. Pilot ight sto re, top and atl ed minut Iv Price only $1, t Put up and our kitchen at 3 is} Ny actual ccst. ‘Barber & Ross, Lith & Gsts. ERA RE DEAL RATA cmnected in or sB yom Attractions at Princess ake Hotel, Virginia Beach. Special Correspondence of The Evening-Star. VIRGINIA BEACH, June~46, 1898. The season at this well-known and de- lghtful ocean resort has opened au- spiciously, and the prospects ’for @ continu- OPENING ranged by the Norfolk, Virginia Beach and Southern railroad, which owns and operates the hotel, and the distance of eighteen miles is covered in twenty-five minutes by express trains. These Washington people have been at the Princess Anne this season: Mr. J. H. Harman, Mr. G. de Wollant, Mr. John Grimstead, Mr. George B. Matthews, Mr. B. L. Whitman, Mr. H. F. Moore, U.S. ; Mr. “and Mrs, ‘Peyt: anee of its success are most flattering. | Boyle, Miss Taare Mr. H. R. Boyle, Mr. Guests have arrived from all of the | G. H. Gorman, Mr. R. H. Thomas. Mr. W. leading cities of the United States, Includ- S. Adkins, Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Richards, Chicago, Philadelphia, Richmond, St. ing New York, Washington, Baltimore, Louis and Atlanta. Never were the conditions at ‘the beach more pleasant, and never were breezes cooler nor the surf bathing more exhila- rating than now. All the attractions are sharing the attention of the visitors, and among the diversions are golf, bicycling, fishing, sailing, dancing, tennis, billiards, bowling and driving. ‘The beautiful Princess Anne Hotel is com- fortable and homelike, as pleasing as ever, and is kept up to the high standard of ex: cellence which has always marked its ca- reer, under-the management of Mr. T..Bda- mund Krumbholtz, with Mr. William F. Orvis as acting manager. A schedule of fast and frequent trains from Norfolk to the Beach has been ar- Mr. J. R. Thompson, Mr. W. A. Wilcox, Mr. Thomas H. Kearney, jr., Brother Fab- risian, Mr. Leon M. Esterbrook, Mr. and Mrs. ‘W. H. Telford, Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Hedrick, Mrs. A. M. Parker, Miss Mary A. Hartwell, Mr. C. ‘Hare Merriam and child, Mr. E. J. Lawler, Major J. W. Powell, Mr. 8. P. Langley, Mr. John A. Campbell, Mrs. W. D. Hills, Mr. and Mrs. H. N. Chad- bourn, Mrs. J. D. Adams, Miss Margaret Adams, Miss Edmonta Adams and maid, Lieutenant Commander Adams, U. 8, N.: Mr. Daingerfield Brooks, Mr. O. P. Stine, Lieutenant L. 8. Lipscomb, Colonel R. R. Mr. A. L. Richardson, Mr. John Raum, Mr. W. H. Pechin, Mr. J. W. Hulse, Mr. W. M. Pollock, Mr. R. L. Wy- att, Mr. Aug. Gormadis, Mr. R. S. Payne. Other Washington people now at aoe Mrs. Shadbolt, the Misses i. Shadbolt bolt, Mrs. Annie Hicks, Mrs. George B. Matthews and son. THE WORLD OF SOcieTy | The O’Shea-Von Rodenstein Marriage Yes- terday. ! Miss Olive Chamberlin of This City is Now Mrs. Harper of New York —Personal Notes, Miss Itza von Rodenstein and Mr. James Paul O'Shea were marric terday at the residence of the bride's mother, Mrs. C. F. von Rodenstein. Rey, M. P. Smith of St. Thomas’ Church, Brookland, per- formed the ceremony in presence of a eom- pany of relatives and intimate friend: The house was decked with flowers and flags. Mr. F. Benedict O'Shea was best man for his brother, and Mr. Karl yon Rodenstein escorted the bride, prettily dressed in white organdie feta, with tulle veil; and carried white sweet peas. A collation was served after the ceremony. Mr, and Mrs, O'Shea, a short trip, will go to Herkimer, which they will make their home. and Mrs. Brown have gone to At- lantic City for a fortnight’s stay, and will then go north for the summer, intending to spend several months in the Berkshires. Mrs. J. S$, Whitehead has gone to Atian tic City for to Lake summer, orgé for the remainder of the Miss Olive C. Chamberlin, daughter of the Chamberlin, late John February was marr to Capt Armitage lat w. publish- ing firm. of the event just n w York papers ee wa son than mere ¢ so long. Capta Harpe his of his mar just before leaving New York to ume his dutie: member of General Mer- ritt's staff will take him to the wife, who ¢ sev- beauty. as Thorne, and a successful act youth, Mr. and Mrs. John Volney Barross have left for their summ Edgewood, on agansett Bay. Mr. and Mrs. Emily in her ome of their sued invitation: daughter Ada and Dr Blumer. [he ceremony will take Wednesday, urch, ptic ist ¢ a rece nts, owed by + bride's pa iL accompanied by Bond, has return- North Takoma, Holl mer of Sisie Everett of Jones of Brookville, 3 tneir home: Miss Pauline Isemann, who sails for Vi- la fa tion rewell rece sorts, being ai p Mr. ‘right have $ their dz rtie to Mr. 4 row evening, June a an Church, Frederick Mrs. and Miss Mamie visiting in ot their homes in W Mille > return t Washinetc Mrs. William Bailey of Philadelphia is isiting her parents, Secretary and Mrs. ightful picnic was the “gton Branch, Theosop! residence of its pre , Takoma Park, Sat and Mrs. Raiph R. Upton are the en of Mrs. W. W. Upton of 1746 M Street northwest. Mrs. Judge Upton will eceupy her home during the summer months, when she will return to Chilli- e, Ohio, where Mr. Ralph is of the high = 3s with him a bride of t ly Miss Miller, ef Pick: was tele ri; Busines: “entral High § 1 for the past two vears has been p cipal of the Everts High School of ¢ the DO N NOT BE IMPATIENT. Let That Summer Sulit Walt Until (he Weather is Settic T a while, Se speaks the men whe 1 am rid of those ak goodness, things for casts astde bis heavier clothing to put on bis immer raiment treccherously th ind him. ¢ springs np, and of course yon know ext. The m: wh He gos to brsiness on some ais walsteoat 1 Toward evening « ppens n in thin clothes te » y to a summer k the Is more like and bowels than the throat summer cold is every whit ax It must be hin’ combated or disaster follows soon, Physicians who do not always prescribe alcohol ord eir patients to take a sound, pare whiskey Duffy's Pare Malt Whiskey has, an Teprtation of being especially va cases, It healthfully stheulates; it rheea, end its general effect Is heartening and np litt who uses Will feel its strengtheniag and useful a produ asiy imitated. that you get t * and no substitute, WHO OWNS THE LAND? byt Wat presenting some It Was Made Receding of the novel and inter- be A case features has been argued joner Hermann of ownership of neur in Oregor stion of whether wn to the nges upon the owners of the 1a > Ss smpany is the appe aims under the sury f Oregon possession ¢ the water edge of the lake. Sinc there has by Sa babmenice Tat Xie and this ¢ iy now claims the land as z right. A large n of settle ies for th in departm is.as to the title Marriage Marriage license lows rensc have-been ¢ White—Nicholas Cocuzzi Carimele, both of this city pich and Theresa V. Watsh andria, Va wis 4 Parkes A. Schultz, ‘ Maher and city. Thomas June ank M On Sanday of Fr BEALL. EA . son at 3 pam. * JUDEA B., DENT. On Sunday, > residi M n here tll J for will re: When will leave coas nati, Ghio. and Ralph ational Conference, spondence of The Evenin ee PRINGS, W. Va., June 17, 1808 owd has begun to gather unusua Capon this season, and, indeed, many June is the most desirable menth of all at this beautiful old resort, which in its secluded situation in the heart of the Alleghenies seems so remote from the bustle and worry of the outside world. Considerable improvements have been made in the place during the past year. The pool kas long been considered one of the finest in the country, and the exhilarat- ing, as well as the curative powers of the waters are such as to render the bathing hours here of the same importance the shore. the first in Special Co: CAPON The Washington coiony was this both m > most evidenc number and importar prominent Isham Norn Fulton, Hora Van Horn, n Horn ani ses Van Horn are both de ly young girls, and pro mong the belles of the s Among the young jed women the most are Mr: WwW F. Ne admired and Mrs. C. shing: ter. Mr: om Nelson has with ul little son, Master W. H. who is the special pet and pride of Just now elaborate prepara’ are he- Capon Spr con- ing made for the ference en Christian education in th which will meet here June south, tinue in session until the evening of Ju it 3. The movement has for educational and moral elevation of blacks and poor whites, and of spe interest as the first of the kind attempted in the south. It will be organized upon the e general basis as that at Lake Mo- k on the Indian question. The idea originated with Rev. Edward Abbott, rec- tor of St. James Church, Cambridge, Mas: The hospitality of the springs was offered by Captain Sale, and the movement rapid- iy materialized under a provisional commit- tee composed of Bishop Dudley of Ken- tucky, Rev. Dr. Frissel, Hampton, Va. Rev. A. B. Hunter, Raleigh, N. C. Dr. Dreher, president of Roanoke College, Salem, Va.; Rev. George E. Benedict, Cedartown, Ga., and Rev. Dr. Abbott, Cambridge, Mess. Among the delegates frem Weshington, who have signified their intention of being present will be Dr. J. L. M. Curry, Rev. A. D. Mayo and Miss Mayo, Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Faulkner, General and Mrs. John Baton and Rev. and Mrs. J. E. Gilbert. Sister Ella, the Protestant sister who has accomplished such import- ant evangelical work among the poor whites of the mountainous regions of North Carolina, will also attend. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Little of Fredericks- burg, whose marriage occurred in Wash- ington Wednesday, are expected at Capon in a few days, and will spend the greater part of the summer here. is er One of the Cables Secured. The War Department has received infor- mation that its officials have been able to secure an end of one of the cables running out from Cuba, and which, when properly connected, will give Admiral Sampson di- rect communication with the Department at Wi a ——_____-+e+—_____ Suit for Recovery of a Note. Alonzo H. Colver filed a suit at law today against Henry M. Earle, claiming $500 dam- ages and alleging that the defendant found a five-hundred-dollar promissory note, be- eee “2 the pest which he refused to to the lawful owner on demand, object | h southeast. Relativ ud. JOHNSON. On Tuesday. 3 residence of her parents. SALLY, beloved dai Annie W ison Notice of funeral hereafter. esidence in Cumbe Mou- Sys, MF iN . MAY. 4 pm. Wednesday nt Ook Hill Her friends are invited to be Sunday, June 19, 1898, at Ash- r WILLIAM M. MAYNADIER, A. (retired), bere Wednesday next, Notion . 188, at daughter of LeRoy D." and Amanda 1. ows, aged one year. three months, « at the rest- dence of her parents, Bind astnre. Md. June’ 23, 3 ueral Thursday, arted this life June FLOREN( on spirit wafted. > bright God's afe in heaven Naught of pat (italtinn to attend. ldeniy en ANN w weeks e this Pfter June A E and’ Salt om — y PREDE .BERT. of Elizabeth V. Thompson, aged twenty-four Of funeral heresfter. cad On Tuesday, June 21, 1808, at 5 a.m. « TH CLINTON,” fofant son of DeWitt C. and the laie Elizabeth Tue , aged two moyths and thirteen God needed one more angel child Amid His shining band. And so He bent with loving — And clasped our darling’s bh BY His au ow ANNIE. 1 from the residence of his aunt, 1401 K Fonsmcet southeast, Wednesday, dune 22, at 4:30 (Baltimore, Md., papers please copy.) © In Memoriam. ays. p.m. In_ memory of my @arling, LILLIE JARDING, who passed away Sunday o™ orn 20, re ng, June 2, ons ASIMATAND MABIEL, ROPGERS, Jn loving remembrance of my dear husband, J. D. RODGERS, who died one year ago today, June 21, 1 Gone, but not forgotten. BY HIS WIFE. Secret of Beauty Is health, The secret of health is the power to digest and assimilate a proper quantity of food. Do you know this? Tutt’s Liver Pills are an absolute cure for Sick Headache, Dyspepsia, ja, Constipation and kindred diseases. TUTT’S Liver PILLS