Evening Star Newspaper, March 31, 1900, Page 13

~ THE EVENING STAR, SATURDAY, MARCH 31, 1900-26 PAGES. O YOU. WANT'A LIFE INCOME 2 ee One That Will Give You a Steady Cash Return, No [Matter What Happens to You? I One that will practically insure you against want or financial worry should old age, loss of position or sickness come to you--an income you can enjoy while you live and leave as a legacy to those dependent upon you should you die. It’s within your reach if you can invest $2.50 or more per month. It is fast being taken up, and as the membership is absolutely limited, it is only a question of a reasonable length of time before the oppor- tunity will be past. Already we have over 450 members on the books of the company, whose individual holdings range from 1 to 25 shares each. New subscriptions are increasing each day. Send Us Your Name and Address Today for Full Information. AN INVESTMENT that is secured by real estate)AN INVESTMENT absolutely safeguarded and one Cut out this coupon and fill in your deeded in trust to a trust company. giving perfect protection to tine smallest investor. ; AN INVESTMENT that will return very large yearly |4N eee aeons business foun- name and address and mail to us profits for generations. ation and within the reach of every one. = : AN INVESTMENT that is all that is claimed for it a a ee AN ee ee Fs ae suowe ice for and one that will stand the searchlight of rigid a, =o RS ats eed een centuries an roved overnment re, S. i is { ' . = a tunestigenion ee MEXICAN PLANTATION CO., AN INVESTMENT sure, safe, certain, profitable andj AN INVESTMENT that is certain to return large 2 5 : lasting—not guesswork or experiment. cash dividends each year. 725 Drexel Bidg., Philadelphia, Pa. Send me by return mail the prospectus and OUR WASHINGTON OFFICE, fetctesigectsarmmesstionss | | stier trate cuts by you and tllintorme- tion regarding your company. vicinity, who may be interested, : > ou oor we have opened a branch office at 623 F Street N. W. It will mot cost you anything to receive the NAME prospectus and other literature giving full particulars. Write to the home office in Philadelphia or call upon our representative in Washington. fe will be pleased to talk it over with you at the office, or | a. w. sur. ADDRESS nase will call at your home any day or evening you may appoint. Write or call at once. You will find it to be the fairest preposition ever presented and worthy of your immediate investigation—in any event, - a no harm will be done if in the end you do not desire to join the enterprise. ; ey MEXICAN PLANTATION COMPANY Washington, D.C, Branch Office, 623 F ST, N, W. woos “cte'suiaen Home Office, 125 Drexel Building, Philadelphia. 244 Washington, St. NEW YORK BRANCH OFFICE: Room 123, World Building. Hon. WM. H. ARMSTRONG, President, Ex-U. S. Railroad Commissioner. ALEXANDER K. McCLURE, Vice-Pres., Editor Philadelphia Times. Cc. M. McMAHON, Secretary and Treasurer. Don; Anacostia; Rev. W. H. Chapman, | ¢; ». H. is, IN ANNUAL SESSION York Avenue: W. R. Hunt, Gorsuch: | Go) tcnieel wen W. F st; J ‘Ha by Mrs. Ale Massachusetts ave.; G. W. La E. V. Regester, 910 King st 3. B. Lipscomb, by E. L. Bal D. H. L. Martz, by M A. J. cock, bY | >DDBD9990-05 5 cri |) SICK HEADACHE by F. Carswell, 1002 N ell, 1002 a. rtzell, chairman. i: Friday evening there 1 be joint re Stump, _ : ' h 33 : %, stccumbs readily to the easy remedy to tion of the two conferences by the presid- 308 Colum Stump, by W. Stump, 1115. 17th Wright, 1423 sth st.; F. J. Pollar aman i : ing bishops at the Corcoran Art Gallery. D. Ellsworth, - B. Sutton, by Dr. Frank Hyatt. andria; C. W. Prettyman, by C. 0. E ‘ TwoChurch Bodies to Convene Here px and Ministers. , M. V. P. C.; Wm. | 1 witzer, by C. L. Eabaugh, 9th st. L. Pugh, by B. Pugh. 1 ? r 1 Miss Comer, .e.; Christopher Sydeastricker, by . by Mrs. H. M. Wright, | 5 Next Week, phe tolowineis) tbe st) ot euckts and Miss Comer |B. H. Hott, 1314 T st.; Jno. 0. Tackett, by L. Rhodes, by A. M. Or-| 0 : ho: in the order named: Edward H. | Jno. Howell, John C. Thrasher, Mrs. | )) = Bishop W. A. Candler and Bishop A. W. 1 Meridian | by Dr. H.R. Moor, 929 17th JR. n will be entertained by Gov. E. E. Williams, | lery, by W. T. Flood, 817 Sth st. Henry, by Mrs. O. Tolbert. by W. F. Hummer, 1010 Ma w right, 1423 Sth st. H. T. Heirono- | ave. n.e.; Sylvanus Townsend, by Mt. Ver-| Hummer at Mrs. Vergerson . Kerrick, 3 Duke st., Alex- | non Place Church; Geo. T. Tyler, by Dr. | land ave. n.e.; W. D. Smith, by Mrs. 5 va, $V. Hildebrand, by Mrs. Nora | Howard Barker, 1008.H s n- | Mason, is27 H st; L. T. Stoneburner, by Q st.; Gérman O. Homan, by horne, by T. A. Long, James M pandersony PREPARATIONS FOR ENTERTAINMENT YD ne sonn He An horne, by 1 i ave. n.e.; | Senator J.T. Morgan, 1827 H st; Dr. G. C. | > q ‘airfa 3 21 4th st; J "m. ‘aters, by J. O. Witham 1008 H | Townsend, by M. C. Hamilton, 1827 H st.;] (/ Members of Conference of M. E. | armstrong, by J- tacnt Weuiba Place enitreh: Waiter W. Watts, by G. B. White, 1418] J. W. Thompson, by airs. Mason, Atkins, b Sve pregeater,, lexan Tough, ‘Rev. J. .W. Duffey, rcoran st.; J. Hoffman Waugh, by Mt. | 1827 H E. L. Warren, by C. T. Harns- ¥ G. swor' Church South. ois uth Wells, 10¢ “HL Lee Hout, by | Vernon Place Chureh; M. Preston’ Weikle, | berger, 22 N st. On Boards. 905 Massachusetts ‘ave. WB. Smithers, Alexandria, Va: Jno. 8.|by Mrs. M. McCord, '1600 Q -st.; Addison % Hutchinson, by Dr. C, A. Ball, 233 G st.;| Weller, by W. T. Andrews, N. Y. ave.; = rete, 2 | John Pp. Hyde, by ot. Burke, Riggs|J- Howard We by Mrs. M. A. Picken,| E. W. King, E. B. Magruder and ui us Mass. ave; oliver Ce iene: John R. Jacobs, by Mrs. A.C, Ma-| Alexandria, Va.; Rufus M. Wheeler. by | Michael, by Mrs. S. M. Warren, 813 K Wesley Beall, by Mrs. J. Vinson, a0 | 8°. P.W. Jeffries, by Mrs. Fan- | Mrs. M. McCord, 1600 Q st.; Peter H. Whis- | st.; J. B. Myers, by Col. Treublen Living aan i is R. Jones, | Rev, by J. E. Baird, 1210 K : = h, bs th st.; William H. Best, by P. H.'Hoft, | Met wae "| White, by Miss Virginia Wilson, 1327 Q st.; | tom, 1009 13th st.; A. C. Nadenbousch, by 14 T st.; Henry D. Bishop, by A. 8. Jones, | DY Mrs. Morton and Miss Come sae ee Mies = Mrs. Mollie. Easterday, 1744 Q st.; E. D. eee Mrs. A. B. Ball, by Dr. c 5 MINISTERS AND LAYMEN emington SOOO OOOO" . ; Wm. J. Whitsell, by Miss Kate McNee: The Methodists of this city are particu- | GH Mass. av nore, by T. M. NCS RU Fe ee I 129 Q st: Jno. H. Wilhite, by Mrs. 8: Newman, by Mrs. 8. M. Warren, 813 K st.t Di Typewriters larly interested just now in the prepara- my Remarc, sos oth st 5 Geo. W ae H. H. Jayce, by M andaa ye See, Sasa James Gaver, by Mrs. 5. M. Warren, 813 An ORCHARD WATEI Is the-most eff tions for entertaining the members of the Bond, by M 8. Denham. 1 ot ay, 904 B st. Ww. Keen, by Mrs. |tams, by BE. Warfiel jexandria; | st.; W. H. Thomas, by J. H. Hennage. 620 lous of the natural mineral waters; most . e a Ghnusckian, 3 ond, by Mrs. C. enhar, 1020 9th | lerwood “Clarence L, | Henry A. Wilson, by C.-M. Keefer, Mass. ave.; F. K. Weaver and L. A. Adams, enient to take; most Win the Heart conferences of M. E. Church and the M. E. | st.; Aaron Boon, guest of M. V. 'P. A 2 Paderscee 3s nee L. | York’ aves Butts He Wilson, by. W Mase. ave; ¥_K. Weaver and L- 4. Adams convenient to tate Shure! espectively, both of which | Poe ‘S. ennar¢ y = 4 y Mrs. S. M. cs - EB. Church South, respectively, both of which | Poe Boude, by Mrs. Webster, Li14 4th st; | ennard. by MPS. Toms: ne Taos tig | Deck, 16 6th J. Edgar Wilson, by Alexander, Alexandria: H. H. Dickey, BY |‘ the genulne is sold by bodies will convene the same day—April 4— | Samuel M. Bowman, Cutler House, H. A. Beck, th st. s. ( of every operator by their Light Touch, Easy Action, Great Speed and Abso- lute Reliability under every condition P. J.P je James J. M. Bramlett, 2013 Portner plac at.; David H. Kern, by Bo rover, Waa | Wolff, Mrs. M._B. Yeatman, 1215 1 st.; ® eee | H. Woolf, by J. M. Woodward, 1008 M. i st. n.e.; Grayson D. Kidner, by |, WOU Eggleston Woolf, by Q) all druggists with CRAB 1 st.; James H. Boyde, Alexandria,’ V Jeffries, by Mrs. Kate Huntt, st.|% APPLE trade mark on we s.w.:.I. W. Kaguy, by Mrs. S. M. Warren, | () everr bottle. = Thomas Briley, by W. H. H. Cissel, Charles A. Brown, by Geo. R. Hill, med confer- non Place in annual session. The last 1 ence will assemble in Mt. > SSOCOOSOOOOSSS SSOSOSSOAK V es x am 813 K st.: J. P. Houck. by O. G. Staples, | ‘ CRAB ORCHARD WATER CO., Louisville. K; : Church and will be presided over by Bishop | Washington st., Alexandria, V: a Py sO. apes, |< CHAI 20. La Ky. ob sezvice Warren A. Candler of Georgia. The bishop | M. Brown, by Rev. BV. Reaester, ‘inzer, by Mrs. Raub, 12: Me pe Rist a tone by se E. 8. Conrad, by G. T. Keene, | SOODOGOOOOO OOS WYCKOFF, SEAMANS & BENEDICT | will preach the opening sermon at the Haney cA. Brown by. Joe 0. Knott, by Miss Bertle Paxson, STH ANDFSTS.N.W. | church named Tuesday evening. w York ave.; Thomas a < ator Foraker, Hamilton cubimap, by ‘W. R. England,| 3 g. Aiken, by Mrs. Householder, 1001] MT. M-| Lloyd, 1009 8th st.; 2 The conference of which the bis st Buchanan, by R.E. L. | 28 E mbert, by W. D.| yrvsescnusctta ave Karnes, by Mrs. S. M. Warren, 813 X st.; have charge is composed of inis Smith, 15th st.; Chas. D. Bulla, by 5 ith s\ and laymen. Clarendon Smith, 9 H Q. Burr, by | Henry iknowles, 19) : 1103 by M GOOD NIGHT! Sweet, Soothing Slumber, W. S. Embrey, by A. B. Wolfe, 1004 wson, by Dr. C, E. Biedler, by W. P.| H. H. Jones, by Mrs. 8. M. Warren. 813 K Saat? Chas, B. Le| Boteler, 1827 H sto; J. W. Boon, by J, P. |: eaureys ee intate eushe a r F. Bur-| Few, by Mrs. H. Mason, 1827 H st.;| Trent, 2232 N st.; C. B. Camper, by Geo. | Mass. ave.; G. H. Lamar, by Miss V. Wil- SO ee eee King st, | John H, Light, by B. H, ‘Trundel, 72 R st: | R, Hill, G17 South Washington st., Alexan- | $00; 1820, st: Q- W- Hammond, by PX poten W. Burrus, by O.| Chas. G. Linthicum, Washington, D. C.:| gria; D. L. Coon, by Church South have served ur years at ; A. E. Huddlestone, by . aing x pate : = , 1308 Columbia | W. H. Ramsey, 621 F st. n.e.; J. P. Woods : anes charges, and, according to th Florida ave.; David Bush, by | Lewis 1. Lloyd, by W. R. England, 42516 SiniG © Fe Cantla ay oe EAS le toe be eg a Man’s Greatest jaw of the church, must be sent to other . 3 Grant’ place; Leonidas | M Wm. F. Locke, | itnowles, isso Sd se; 'W. M. Dunkler, bY E charges. Among the number is Rev. W ve; An- | Oscar W. Lusby, by Mr. S. Tooms, 1827 Sciaor Morean, i987 EY pede Candidates for Admission. Blessi Locke, pastor of Marvin Church, he being -kiey, by J.T. Petty, 1004 Mass. | Chas. L. Lynch, by Rev..E. V. Register, burne, by Rev. W. F. Locke, 22) Sth st.| S.J. McCracken, by Mrs. A. ¥. Hawkins, sing. a ur ay. mp eerarer é Bettas eae | Herbert C.’ Cannon, by J.'A. ‘Tenner, | Alexandria, Va.; Wm. H. Marsh, by A. W. | 2°08 R 42 “Hatcher, by Mrs. L, W. Hop. | 713 King st., Alexandria, Va.; J. H. Balthis. the only minister in this city who will 106 Indiana ave.; John W. Canter, by | Chaney, 391 11th st. the.; ete W. Mark, | tins. 917 1 st.: J. P. Haslup, by E. HP fare [1S ng Sh ao; aon at "| NOTHING z ‘s. E. M. Mason, as H st.; Isaac W.]| by A. R. Rowe, 438 2d st. s.e.; Luke R. fens 1 ates By, eery, | by L. C. Hendrickson, 127 10th st. n.e. az 4S LOSS OF P. REST NEEDED FOR REPAIRS. HOW TO OBTAIN IT WITHOUT FAIL. transferred. There are eight presiding : 461 Florida ave.; C. N. Hamill by A. lers, but as none of them has served the | Canter and Harry M. Canter, by Geo. W.| Markwood, by Mrs. mma Blanton, 634.) Rig cutler House, 222 3d st. oe Ny. An F. Valliant, by B. W. Hough, 1003 9th s' r term of four years it is not probable any | PC; The Livingston; Thomas E. Carson, by | Massachusetts ave; Asbury R. Martin, bY) by Mrs L, W. Hopkins, 917 I'st: J. ill. | B.D. Harrison, by W. A. L. Huntt, 295 120 ° Ge them will bo Changed. able any | Mrs. A.A. Warfield, 820 Cameron, Mrs. M. B. Yeatmany4215 I st.; L. Gover | oy ey a eee ee de ere Sma ue Kincaid, by Mrs. A. V Last year the conference reported a mem-| Henry S. Coe, by B. A. Coe., '60 Florida | Martin, by Dr. A. Davis, 405 H st..ne.; i DY -W7 Ei Boteler, t8e0 E st.5 TN. Hs ; : Alexandria, Va.; When you don't a i e : : King, by J. E.” Poole, Kenflworth; H. L. tig King st You don't sleep well, look out for yourself. 5 GE De wits s35-churchessvanie W. P. C. Coe, by B. A. Coe, 60 Florida | Jno. T. Maxwell, by\M. V. P. C.; Geo. R. ; H. Haley, 225 E st. n. B Nothing t The Famous ae SLIDLIOL Phe twentiesh century. offer- Geo. ‘T. D. Collins, by J. . Hutchin- | Mays, by Mrs. Mary Fe Witten, 461 Florida | Koontz, by Mrs. L. W. Hopkins, 917 H st; |b Bowe Hough, 1003 Sin Gilde Lee ee Mie te given manticeh century omer” | son, 318 M st; ‘Thomas Cooper, by Mrs. | ave.; Wm. A. McDonafd, by Mrs. M. Zieg- | DFG. W- Larrick, by A.B. Wolfe. 1004 the Methodist Episcopal Church South has | Annie Elsinger, 933 L st.; 8. Keener Cox, by | ler, 1000 8th st.; Asbury C. McNeer, by A. andria, Va. Undertaken to Hace $LaMLOM to be devoted | Mrs. Potter, 90 R st.; Larkin H. Crenshaw, | L. Dietrich, 1114 4th st.; Jno. W. McNeil, by F to th Goaleation ana Sapelicn. e Nain Gasca Lonata page and this confer. | DY Mt. Vernon Place Church; Jos. J. Crick: | Mrs. Robt. Van Horne, 427 4th st. n. iWm. ree to e€ gizun0 of that | eaberger, by Mt. Vernon Place Church ence is expected to ral: 2, Melville, by J. F. Smith, 82 Q st. R. E. Hubbon, by Mrs. C. Harbbrant, $ -00 $ -00 $ -QQ | amount. Some of the best <peakers of the | ¢ ches. | Damaron, by Dr. W. J. R. Thons- | Michael, by Mrs. Robt. Van Horne, 427 ath Ru tured 4114 4th st.; C. M. Hesser, by Mrs. J. 1. church will be brought forward to repre- | 5" p of sleep, that boou of mankind which gives the ex- hausted system rest for repairs. No time for repairs means destraction of the machinery. It is so with the buman body. You are nervous, have a load on your chest, are troubled with unaccountable anxiety and forcbod- ings of evil, and roll and toss all night Toward morning you have fitful naps from sheer exhaustion, awake In a cold sweat, unrefreshed, pallid, trembling, with 2 bad taste in your mouth and a feeling of great weakness, It's your stomach, your Iver. your bowels, Keep your digestive organs all on the move properly and your eleep will be restful and refresh- ing and all repairs will be attended to. The way to do it is to use = mild, positive, harmless vegetable laxative and liver stimulant— Cascarets Candy Cathartic. They make the liver lively, prevent sour stomach, purify the blood, regulate the bowels perfectly, make all things right us they should be. Go buy and try Cascarets today. It's what they do, not what we say they'll do, that will please you. All druggists, 10c., 25¢. or 50c., or matled for price. Send for booklet and free sample. Ad- by Miss Julia Brawner, 1225 King st., Ale: 3 5th st.; John H. Davidson, by | st. n.e.; Wm. E. Milldt,-by John P. Robin- eer Chin: Gane Frederick, Briggs, 111 B st. sc: Frank L. | son, ill Fairfax st., Alexandria, Va: Thos. ‘Dr. H. M. DuBose of Nashville, E; day, by Mrs. J. Vinson, 1302 30th st.; Col- iller, by Johni@Miller, 728 6th st. n.e.; L aa Avei R League secretary and editor of the Epworth Denny, by Thomas Jarvis, W4 B Chas. K. Millican, ‘by.iMs, G. Jerman, 1016 I | DR- W. 8. RICE, THE WELL-KNOWN AUTHOR- Call Early and Avoid the Rush. Era, will address the young people Weane iis, by Miss H.W. Bryan, | st: sino! W. Mite all by J. H. Hennage, ITY, SENDS A TRIAL OF HIS FAMOUS day evening, and Dr. E. E. H Saul B. Dolly, by Mrs. E. | 626 Mass. ave.; Chas." WW. Moore, by F. J. METHOD FREE TO A! Ne, Carga of the Nashville ¢ Hedges, 1 I st.; Wm. L. Dolly, by Mrs. | Pollard, corner Cafnetoft and Patrick sts., va vocate, will make an addr .| B. Marmaduke, 27 Sth st. s.w.: Wm. B. | Alexandria, Va.:; Howsra A. Murrill, by Dr. | There are people who have been torturing them- = evening before the post-graduate assoc! Dorsey. by J. M. Bramlett, 2013 Portner | Frank Hyatt, 1827 Hi stirHarry L. Myerly, | selves for years with trusses. It is hoped their at- O08 15th St tions place; Jefferson W. Dutfey, 905 Massa-, by Geo. M. Moore, 152% H st.: Allen A. P- | tention will be drawn to Dr. Rice's free offer. ‘As the Baltimore conference of the M. E. | chusetts ave.; Jas. H. Dulany, by C. 8. Du- | Neel, by Mrs. _ Motte tt gid Miss Yingling, - . = £ Church is to meet in this city at the same | laney, 934 K st.; Geo. H. Echols, by Misses | 21 8th st. s.c.; ‘Nevitt, by W. Second Door From the Arlington.] time an interesting feature will be a re- | Trumble, 21 8th’st. s.e.; Wm. G. Eggleston, | Kerrick, 1813 Duke it Alexandria, Va.; : union of the old Baltimore conference mem-| by Miss’ Annie F, Walker, 1001 Massachu- | Samuel A. Parker, by-JinH. G. Martin, 1857 == bers in Mount Vernon Place Church Sun- | setts ave.; Jos. J. Engle, by John Howell, | H st.; B. Lee Parratt, by Mrs. A. C. Ma- afternoon at 3 o'clock. These two con- | 6) I st.; John S. Engle, vy Mrs. J. Vinson, | son, 153% 6th st.; Jas., fe Botan by J. M. by Clarendon Smith, 912 S st.; G. W. St ples, by Misses Hammill, 307 BE. Cap. st Geo. Harsel, by Mrs. Mary N. Keeling, iil H st.; G. K. Heydrick, by Miss Emily Bryan, 1416 “in sts 3B. Hupman. by Dr. H. R. Moore, 929 17th st.; R. K. Nevitt, by Mrs. Annie Jones, 1103 6th st.; J. D. Pope and W. M. Compton. by Mrs. Kate Kemon, fg Mass. ave. Hours daily from g to 8. ES 225 12th st. s.w.; L. S. Rudasill, The Visitors. James Atkins, D. D., by T. Jarvis, 904 B st. s.w.; E. E, Hoss, D. D., by E. E. Jackson, 1303 K st.; W. R. Lambuth, D. D., by Jesse B. Wilson, 1009 13th st.; J. J. Lafferty, D. D., and E, R. Lafferty, by E C. Lafferty, 25 Lafayette square; nees separated in 1861, and although | 1302 30th st.; David F. Eutsler, by Freder- | Hoge, 1809 ath L. Potter, covering substantially the same territory | ick Briggs, 111 B st. s.e.; Jacob M. Eavey,| by. A. L. Sich? 1121 «4th — st.; this is the first time they have ever met | by Misses Carter and White, 1114 4th st.; | Forrest J. Prettyman, aby! Mrs. Emma Mac- at the same time and place. Bis Bowman of the M. E. Church p Thos. | Sydnor G. Ferguson, by L. 3. Brown, 1509 | gill, 909 French stig! Bléredge V. Regester, H st. 1008 H st.; P. V. D. Conway, by Rev. J. W ; Eph. L. Kregloe, by M. V. P. Lay Representatives. Duffey, 905 Mass. ave.; H. H. ae by = preside 18th st.; Henry C. Febrey, by Mrs. Ida J. | by Alexandria, Va.: Haztah M. Reed, by J. ! W. G. Starr, D. D., by D. L. Coon, 1308 . vy. dress Sterl! Remedy : . at the reunion and Bishop A. W. Wilson of Bailey, 1699 13th st.; Adam @. Flaherty, by |G. Cockey, King andria, Va.; Da- ee Sp SS ae Se Coy nan nee the M. E. Church South will make an ad-|T. M. Blakemore, 498 7th st. s.e.; Lafayette | vid L. Reid, by W. msey, 621 F n.e.; See SD atk ae 3 Dubos by | ; dress ; - oe Fox, by GW. Hundley. 1581 Meridian st ; | Geo. We Richard byw. “James, 123i Re ‘o's Ss aon ame ts the CASCARET tablet, ie committtee in charge of the reception obert L. Fultz, by G. W. rkman, 21 7th st.; Jostial . Ri ir, By Mrs. Kate Pat- = i3 vied tablet of the only genuine COMPLEXION consists of A.B. Browne, St. Pauls; Eo. fst. ne.; Frazier Furr, by Mrs. C. Hartrant, | terson.225 12th st. s7w-: Hamilton M. Roane, mond, by Misses Williams, 184 6th st. nc. bea: c tettera Bearer pea eee Roraem, Haraline; B.S. Wescott, Union; | 1114 4th st.: Fred A. Gains, by Mra. BM |by C. 1. Ebaugh, sab $2 st. ne; Wm, 0. <ag Weeten ieeicae: betore n; H. L. Strang, | Mason, 1827 H st.; Jas. 8. Gardner, by J. A. | Ross, by Geo. W. Poe, 1235 N. Y. ave.; Wm. Wesley; H. O. | Bethune, 818 D st. n.e.; Hamilton A. Gaver, | H. Sanders, by J. P» Sprecker; 1213 Mass. Smith, McKen- | guest of Mt. Vernon Place Church; J. Kyle ave. s.e.; Chas. M. Sarver, by Mrs. Z. L. Grace; W. F. Wool- | Gilbert, by Mrs, Annie Eisinger, 983 L Miskell, 2029 14th st.7 John H. Schooley, by YJ yon buy, and beware of frauds, tmi- ‘The bodice that has seen service and tations and substifutes. mh3i worn shabby beneath the arms and at. the Pie eee Ryland: W.B Hodri ‘ar sample t ‘Dale. ine, Waugh: Dr. Thos. Geese dree; Hiram Michaels, Pon ard, Foundry; Jno. C. Yost, Douglass; N. | Wm. T. Gover, by Mrs. Z. L. Miskell, Nimrod ‘Anderson, 3048 M st. J. C. cacd Beene OSE t pe a we Bunch, North Capitol; M. Otterback, Trini- | 14th’ st.; S. aay, by Mrs. Mary N. wick, by J. M. i Hoge,” "1900 4th st.; H. H. 8. BALL. whS-tb,s.tu,171,23 m. Yost, Wilson _Memorfal; J. H. a Sherman, by W. F. Hummer, 1010 Mass. } elderty and retired physician, Dr. ‘S. “Ball of ; = = ave. ne.) F. H. Shipley, by Ged. W. Poe, | Marion, Ala., is one of the hundreds attracted to | ™ay be allowed the fancy when choosing a ° sea [=] oe, iss Kev. gre picLester Shipley. by | is pecoes amcenement, rod sen mse aw | denten Very aerviceans ooeros ae ot el- |W OUP FEXtUres Mexican Hot. c T. J. Blackmore, of Haller & Blackmore, Pitts- MDB Frank Mrs, oe Mapa ee oo oe now completely cured of a bad rupture which was | veteen’ or velvét, with scalloped edges = borg, Pa., says: “‘A short time since 1 red 3 * a hard to bold. Alt ¥ i —A bundred A ddiclous Se ee ee aes lee Frank T. Grimth, pigs a | Wm. A. Sites, by pig ellie ia 8 though 72 years of’age; be | turned back with embroidery, jue or per cent improvement at a t. Grooms, by. Mrs. 8, W. Good- street; Alfred oe by Mrs. ;. Jas, W. Grub, by Miss |‘duke, 207 a fred | A hard line should be av: when fractional cost—when you bave your Ges 5 wy R st. n.e.; Norman N, | Miss Kate . Menich ith, by Mi DIGESTIVE RELISH, house in 24 hours. I took to my bed with Rheu- te balere ia is gemtion: Good dressmakers Eve Made from Mexican Mild |‘'Say"ineatcioe inst &5d toe nig pth. 1 baa lace with the velvet, allow- elbows may be restored by meaus of a bo- 7 > lero. There are so many versions of these smart Httle conte that the utmost license We'll Fix the only medicine that @id me any good. 1 had 2 tes ola eater eee does pprtacste) tie srr ot of the Ince to overlap the Sweet Peppers. Sp ot the best physicians 1m the city, but 1 re: Scie 634 Mass. ave.; | natis the wonderful, method of 5 Peres Yelvets mich they can easily be made to ved ¥ from. them. “i. kiwow Yelous God-send geverations. tin, ‘The bolero ts pret- N. W. BURCHEL Giyutic Gaze to be wnat tt to repeossated gad tans ey Smithson, by O. | means welisrat once de De W, O- Bice, aay S| tor with & Eatieparent face, collar -zhen awl “LL, pleasure in recommending ft to other pode suffer- d ‘Stant by” W. W. | Main st. Adams, I. Y.. and be. will send you a tee alae sate niet a cect Guacten ns 1325 F St Bora by Stevens’ Pharmacy, cor. Penn. ave. and| L. S. Brown, 1509 i8th st.; A. L. Harns- fcr nig ore = pis tortie Fiat Sp au tana pee aa SS ee eee 432 § 9th ‘St. ivey A ] ou st. mbd.at, by RB. L Smalth, Wiz ith st; | vens, by Rev. E. V. Regester, Alexandria, | Omg tt tet % uarac® Bi Zoe, il be | Skzaiem worn with cloth skirts of = Henter eer,