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ADMIRAL DEWEY
A DIPLOMAT ALSO
He Won Wier Victories While in
Mi
'ED THE GERMAN OFFICERS.
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o'. Il i* i aft* ? : w"n
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be Inti is to fir'it or net, i ..
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and ha?ienvd away, remarking.
th* otrli-n* vt the olympia.
Mein Uott' w li i I- tai wi'ii
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Tbs Incident practically ended
tee fas anea, ot
the (Jarman* '1 hey uni, rs'o'.d Dewey,
In th* early days afiei the bettie ol
Manila. Oswry wan c<n*t?int'y w*rn*d of
the probaW.l'y of a n'rovi* 3n?ii;?h fleet's
. geing seal to deetroy h's float and te ro
?ngavpture the arsenal wli.cii he had taknn
d*y arter the battle. Many
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lt ll is
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$1.00
\,e m.ike n spedeltv ol a
good v\oaring Shots lor Bo\s
^^^ eiml Girls, dil sizes, warm-ited
Sl.^'i lolue om "here else. Others. ">0t. to S2. Pads ond Pencil Boves 1RH.
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tlr-ae. t\he,n lt WRS sa;'"' h'B OOO] ?> ? *<*
breaking down, he cabled to the f>
meru at washington, "I trust lt n
bo POOOOlirj to o '?- Washington.
Should rears ra ban ahllo i
ly thal h<- m it ta '.hat w a
at has received
pant ii art yo ir a lal t* Aral
-? you to leave >? ur present duty "
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die Amarti an Heel ihni etui b day ai I
oat tront the Brui 1
Hana
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Kev. J. T. Tucher, ano uni
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aooond street, ano hui b
towt
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rth.
I ral ni Mr <?i|n ?'i 'iii.
Th* ' Mr Ad li'h i.li>i>etf,h will
?.ke i ? o'ctoob thia Mlornooa n?n
be i lal i
The ?.. ? nu of the Rlrhmond Gr-aya .
?ll m'-.-t .ii the Ret; I men i.-tl AJWIOf] al I
1 p M g ittaad the funeral.
Hr (Maper! ta aaa formerly aa s. rive I
ininaay, and was bald I
a ? ? in hy his tinana dna. !
and lt ls bop 1'iariv of them as i
oaa poooib'i d ? ?.n At tue
houf mvbuvuva.
MR. TOM SYDNOR
AND HIS WHEEL
Wouldn't Let Him Ride it Through
the Streets,
SCARED HORSES AND DOGS.
Hallies I i inl at (hr Nihill nf ll, lilli il
soon Breanne ? Pad mu i Grass lalo
Common Iso li* thc >l.i*s, |
Generally,
'rh.- evolution of tka bicycle his been i
- i it ls gulle ;
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? lan.
f, but !
lt ls still a question i be ti- j
v-, Mr. Tom Bydnor ares th" man i
B to tko citizens of j
"ie to |
cl.-,- '
I to ge out
lUtsklrtl of thu town gad amuse
ii ii %ht"
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(a
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and astonish the rural ;
M A . RI
In'l :-i bini
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in tact, ao I
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v, lin i. ni any
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ii.to Hi.- communl Inor ami hla
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until now everybody knot
Mr. Bydaor naya be ?
weil ese what? what.
THE TWO MISSIONS.
Something Ahont Thrir Origin and
I he Unod T''?'T Are fanlaa.
Nert le-st ax.ieri*; thu re ljt-us tneBtwt'aag (
of this city aj* the 0)00001 mlm
night y bold their eerrlOBe tm Ike strp*>i$
ai-.d In their hails.
The Broad-Street mission, wh'-h fe-m- '
erv luli I's BBOOttnga ? [hi from T
to 8 a : I a roath and j
Eighth atreeta kt noa
ls known a.s gqulre'fl old adi ol kouos og
the corner of Seventh end
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ra. but boee
the old ii-. tom down by I
owner in roar thal a
mlgtal )" ? ?? eted in ll
Tah rhones bsa
for aili sigh ths atti . ai a u
taree Du p'arO BOCUrod, fa- ? I
Iniloenos wai for ?
Mr Nugent, under wh
charge tkeee meettnga bavi
for yegre, tn r reguler Bgieconel min*
leter keVng 'e't his eh ireh In s'a'?m for
the par pogo of arl I hm ind tel*
aota ti. mission erorb In ibis etty. Tba
srerk la don.- by h ? i
wa? aat*i -i ?? m ead
BjOtg Bf liga
oouragemente.
Arvnut thi- ? ra afro a prayer
me. fng was held by Mrs Burroughs n
Bta'tn's Ran, on rtfth Bareet Ths
inert lng was for ladles and was heil
every TliuieSep morntnr. The
tue rc ,m was given by Hie ea use Mr.
IV. v.. gael!ti, arkeas place of business ls
on th* ground door.
The meeEi'E- were he'd gwlerlv und were
gnasreriy attended by women alone; some
baaea Ibprg wert- three or four men prom.
eut. The purpose wa* the attainment of
g high a tatt of consecration and otu. ty
In spiritual thing* and the leading nf liv*.
ind devotion. Ml, N i
Beat, mov..| . af duty, came
Ul Mri But I wai for a ttUM
ii m raaber or h>-r household and ?
n;..,ll !
. .. I night sar
tha cor.
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MYSTERIOUS MURDERER DEAD.
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Brooches:
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quiet
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and Dainty ,*:
I and elabo* \
and
Wc I lave
Them All.
IO and 14 Karat.
Pearls, Diamonds, Enam
I ellcd, fte. I hty strengthen
1 our claim that we're \
\ Leaders il Our Lines, j
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LAUREL-STREET
CELEB
TS RISE AND GREAT PROGRESS.
Fiftieth Anniversary of This Church to
be Marked".
i ho t .-leiiT'.iiii.n is ta Bu itu Event ia
ItetlaTtona OTorft In B sch naomi.
ll jollily of l be Church Mure Ila
< brana loni hoot.
Thc airy of
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The orb b ano
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th the chm
VAST PROPORTIONS.
b ami
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church .ir
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anea of Lunn
was removad lavoraJ years 0OJO, atm bl
now kn.'wr-. as Asbury.
Mr TVa.v?.-.er was qatna aonuhU
thal congregation, and ?
Hoar shina e wi I ion.
p??tob rocs rxAius.
Rev. T. J. Tay.ir a I
reen, and was popular. fl? tarn*
fall of U
the first his ministry was .--?
'ue ser.
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Utfa W.;!i ri
BOetlna. In will.'.
mtnlatera w
Oi Boaon* tha I
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ar air 00 will bo r.Md benlnr-in,' at 9 ?
n which a number ?>: tho rt,
k -h win tab i \t ii
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ha" nish', the ?.erv!ce?, alli -
nldressas from Brotainent tnratststa gad
U-tlmfi hymns will be waa. and a: the
nant sarv.ee COOlBIUBtou Brill be held.
A aoclabU will bc held on Monday Dight,
when refreshmsnts will be served.
Tho church ???? bu handsomely deco* {I
The Attraction of Our Store is the Low Prices.
Fourth anti Broad Streets. Fourth and Broad Streets.
ROTHERT'e CO.
Plain Reasons Why We Sell Cheapest
and Give Easiest Terms.
We buy more, show more, and sell nure Furniture,
1 than any other boase in the
ty. Wc il ways have in '. i gooda as wc
. Have never ol red any baits in any
manner, Bhape, <?r l'orm. Oura ia a straightforward
busim m, founded on principle and given to
the public in pla Ever} article in thc
house marked i * and eli ar. Mistakes cannot
?ir.
PARPFT9 We handle many different b each one
Unixl LI 0. cruarant be the best ol the grade*
Wilton Velvet, Brussels, T ire - j and Ingrain Carpets.
Carpeta made, laid, and lined fr .
Mattings, Oil-Cloths and Linoleums.
Bed Room Suits in Walnut, Mahogany, Oak
Chiffoniers and Wardrobes to Match.
Hat-Racks, China Closets, Sideboards.
Couches, Fancy Rockers, Tables, Lamps.
A Few Very Pretty Baby Carriages
?just received a little lower in j rice than they have been.
These are the last of this se ' goods.
We sell von on Bucb terma you don't miss thc
money you're paying out From weeli - eic
ROTHERT & CO.,
Fourth anil Broad treets.
p_ -"-?-?-"-?
Stop That Sneezing and Sniffling.
have rem< I .??<!
*. carious,
our I't". David's Conga Syrup
( rro ables, bb i
won't be troubled long. We bsvs
? in iti v stsndsrd preparations that
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