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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-10-26
Sci &beaes & Spencer

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lit o,, Vlat fir oeutld,e Nrseneien unh 4rau.
ter, Snwie aud fir allerlei cd,tc spotbeiermoa.
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,paasrn baben holt, 10 tOmmt nur su uns,
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,eigt norfmben. @ir meineu. mas mir iaeen.
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Glcif. Der tets, bel Sag ODER Mndt. in Der
xpoibefe ;u 6nbem IL, I'M bic oeutid,cn aun.
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ui.s pnripreden, mo fe f9 mad @eoarf aus.
mdbleH f0nnen.
3b,bcs & opener.
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ter. Eae.s ~ laben bel
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per Fisab ~ rs Gents bel
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tets an SaMb. su ben liberalnen Wreiicn bci
%urrett, 90 Fro,eut wcniaer ala YreisIite.
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@a,srs. As psf. niebriscr.
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&eeepte.
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RbcheS& Spencer.
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-10-26

Seiteiuram fir 9aoeln niAt an Sanb
merocn piinstIih beiorat @ir balten tets
cinr arofe a~smaM BON MdbiAiTd.n. Sir,
|fosipulal. I1h.naidnnen.S Del &C stabcIn ne.
ben asacm Gnitihtnna oes Vrciics per 80
,uscI0Hot. @boess & Speaeer.
95eraeSt niht,
aak ihr refine hextitc sr;n.ien unt GGten
mcoislnen, Sci!ettseaeshdnr., Haybeu nj
Sts &C., ioipic aid AGsr!ti Wuf.. cSRtrU
mcntc bsi un8 fauien tSnrt. SIR tctommt
mas iav wiisias, unb Part @en. ssrrAa
uor Sci Hbobes & opener.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-30

The District OF CoIumbis already takes
rank as the seat OF the inventive genius of
the country. The annual report OF the Com
missioner OF Patents embraces a tabular
statement showing the number OF patents
issued during the year to each state and ter
ritory, and the ratio between the patents
Issued and the population. Very naturally.
having the largest population, New York
received more patents than any other
state-3,0i. Next to New York comes the
great state ofPennsylvania,w with 2,0iI; next
Massachusetts, with l. SO: next Illinois, with
1,09ci and next Oaio. with 1,O9l patents. But
the proportion of patents to population IS
more significant. In the preceding report of
the Commissioner Connecticut led the list,
with the District of Columbia following, but
the report for the entire year of 1873 r5verses
the order and places the District in the van.
In the District the table shows that patent
was issued 10 every els, and in Connecticut
10 every 761 OF the entire population. Mass
achusetts stands third I'm the list, the pro.
portion being one to every 80. Rhode Island
follows with one TO every 9iS. The least in
ventive state, as shown by the table, Is
Arkansas, which received but one patent ID
every HOP OF her population.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-30

A friend OF democratic leanings sends us
the following to show that Tilden will be
the next President. As this may possibly
be an of-year In the sequence, or 'dispensa.
tion," IL may, perhaps, not be safe to bet
very wildly ON the recurrence OF the event
this time:
"a remarkable fact concerning the Presi
dents OF the United States:
4. WsshiDgton-had no children
2. Adams had
3 Jefferson had
1. Nadison-had no children.
2. Monroe had
Adams had
l. JacksOn-had no children.
=. Van Buren, had
3 Harrison had
l. Poik-had no children.
2. Tay lor had
3. Pierce bad
I. Bucbanan-had no children.
2. LtDcOln bad
}. Grant had
l. T1Iden-bad no children.
Consequently, following the above re
ma rks bic dispersation OF events, he will be
tnelrext President
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-30

III Ia stated that Gov. Tilden's letter on
southern claims has given great often ce in
the state OF Missouri to large class OF per-
sons, formerly rebels, who have obtained
from the state certificates OF Indebtedness
amounting 10 more than a million of dol
lars. These claim certificates are not paya-
ole oy the state until they have been pre-
scented to the United States government and
the amount allowed and paid TO the state
sot Ia claimants. The democratic state
committees Of Kentucky and Mississippi
have, however, shown their appreciation of
the situation by telegraphing 10 Gov. Tilden
their endorsement of his letter. II is be-
l!eved that the democratic committees OF
other southern states will follow suit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-30

The Bangor Hhi0 is in possession OF lit
erary curiosity In the shape OF "The New
School History of the United States,- writ
ten from southern stand point. The rebel
Hon IL denominated "The Sectional War"
and Mr.. Lincoln "the sectional President
Gen. Butler, according TO this veracious his
tory, received the name of "Beast" by the
common consent of Europe and America.
Jackson, who shot Col. Ellsworth, 10 "a
patriotic martyr" while Ellsworth is char
acterized asa famous rough" 1t is to be
hoped this book 10 not generally used In the
schools Of the south as 10 probably is moi.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-30

A campaign paragraph is going the rounds
10 the effect that while the population OF
Vermont has increased but i've per cent.
since 1850, the total expenses OF the state
since that time have increased from 500 900
TO sil6 ,00O, or lOs per cent the criminal ex-
penses have grown from s13 coo TO sI2 900, or
45i per cent; and salaries and stationery
bills have increased in like ratio. This
statement is not complete without mention
Ing the fact that the state Is out OF debt and
has a handsome surplus In the treasury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-30

The impression is becoming more and
more general that as goes New York 30 will
90 the Union on the 7th proximo. Since
1851 the democrats have carried the state
nine times and the republicans seven. In
1861 the republicans carried the state by the
rousiDg majority OF l09,TI2- Next year the
democrats carried IL by 1852 majority. IN
1858 the republicans carried the state by
29.io5 majority, and again In 1861 by 6,sf
majority. From 1864 10 1870 the democrats
carried the state by msjorities ranging from
1900 10 $1,000 In 1sI4 they carried II by
3 $40 and last year by but $40. majority.
These figures show great fluctuations. and
that the state Is not very safe one to lay
wagers on.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-30

II Governor Tilden is not elected il will
not be from lack Of effort on ais part. GOV.
erner Hayes attends quietly TO his offtcial
duties, but Governor Tilden supplements his
with the labor Of personally directing And
The Albany Journal says that he has not
been at The state capital for nearly two
months. The Governor evidently believes
win Miles Standish. that II you would have
Anything Heu done you must DO II yourself
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-30

II Is the impression among prominent
post Office officials that the commission pro-
vided for by Congress TO Investigate the sub
Ject of rail way mail transportation will take
strong grounds, in their forthcoming report,
IN favor Of the re- establishment OF fast mail
trains, ard will support their recommends.
lion by the best evidence of their necessity.
The business men of the country, especially
nose OF the south and west, urge their re-
establishment, and IL 10 quite possible that
congress VIII renew the service. This can
not be done until the claim lor increased
compensation is conceded, when every n
cltity Is promised by the railroad compa.
lies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-30

Tie New York Herald Is never happy I'M
less IL can get up sensation of some kind.
It's latest attempt In this line is an endeavor
TO show that If Peter Cooper could get the
vote OF any one state the Presidential cleo
ton might be thrown into the House of Rep
resentatives- 1t even suggests that the
Hay es and Wheeler men in Indiana may 60
over TO Cooper and Carey. Possible, but ex-
tremely improbable.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-30

1t has been pretty well established that
the bite OF mad cat VIII produce rabies as
well as that OF mad dog. A case OF this
kind is reported Ia j ersey City, where a wo-
man bitten by cat last August died the
other day with all the symptoms OF hydro
phobia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-30

NJ. Du Somerard. the chief commissioner
Of France 20 the Centennial Exhibition, IL
will be seen by our kilograms, brands as a
forgery the letter imputed to him, chargin g
that the Centennial authorities have been
guilty OF arson, and that they connive with
Ihieyas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-30
Reading Matter on Every Page

Average sscovn Daily Circulation
erer 15,06O,-befng moro than
three times that Of any other
dafIS paper Ia Washington, and
equal to that Of all the other
daily papers fs the city SAdeA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-30

u FAD, BEAD. READ,-The place TO buy good
Momtn's Ioied and Plain Caters, q up:
womep, sil.is.ther Shoes, q to 81; We.
Mis- es' do q . to o.; Ladies' FoIcd Button,
Sl.s0 TO $3.50; Misses School Shoes, 81 and IS
gress, el.8 and 4lto. (good;) case Mems Bro
eaps. 81 per pair: Mems Coarse Boots, 81 TO %;
Boys do n . to % Nos 19l4-l9l6 Pauna
svsnus. between 18th and 10Th sts. oct3o-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-30

"New York "a like Worisworth's brook,
'for men may come and men may go, but IL
runs on forever to the great satisfaction OF
the politlciaus VINO live on IT. Ne,0 YOTk
Herald.
We are afraid the Herald knows more
about New York politicians than about
British poets, If II thinks Wordsworth wrote
The Brook"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-30

'RERMUDA ISLANDS"
FAVORITE WINTER RESORT.
Reached In about seventy hours from New York
Thirty hours alter leaviu sew York the >etHhk
Gulf Stream 10 crossed, an impossible tER
barrier to frost. putting the traveller in@s
The balmy atmes Dhere Of . southern climate
The commodious first class, Clyde built iron
stesmshjps "OAAlMA" and "BERMUBA' will
muds, weekly, in APRIL, NAY and JUNE, and
fortnightly during the balance Of the year. CON
ne citing with CuAard steamers ct Bermuda for et
Thomas and oil point In the West Indies.
Gall on Agents for Illustrated Pamphlets infor
QUIBIC AND GULF PORTS STEAMSHIP
COMPANY.
COOK, SON = JENKINS, Agents,
CctN- m6thsmO Washington ID, q,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-30

II o h = n T.
lSos q. n. ", all mod, imps., II rooms 3 100 %
SO Sd OF. n. mod. tmps., turn rooms IS %
i $40 STD 81. W. mod. tnps., rooms-....... 50 W
DIS I'd 81 8 W mod I'm ps.. rooms. 90 ~
ST., bet. nth aud alst all N. i'm. re- 10 OO
st. ", bet eth and 7th. al m i'm, u 100 90
I 20. %. W, bet % and 50, ell mod I'm IL rs 20
"a g, bet ID - ell m. imp. furn. IL r. $50
l5l 81 n g., mod. fmps III rs......-....... % %
zth st q, W bet. and Z. mod. fmps., 70 %
Oorcorap st. bet 18Th 10th, ell m i'm, N 70 so on
ct, bet 9Th anc 10Th, all mod. I'm ps Is re- loo %
New JERSEY ave near Capitol. N. i'm, ~ rs 6s So
az New Jersey ave-. all mod fmps n 70 90 &c
406 New Jersey ave, Gil mod. I'm ps., ~ RS 90 90
l.. II. FITZHgGH,
ocb In 63s Louisiana avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-30

A. 5. BARNES & CO,
HAVE rusr pUsLrsHE,
BATTLES OF THE REysLUFIOy.
with Geographical Illustrations and Professional
aoS f SEP aI and b. s,.
A., rrofeC s Ct nilit.Ty s.ien's a w.ba.i Uni:
seIss:d LiSSsr1 stss t:h.ep 'a c7 Tisn'' H i.a
calf, %. Full Turkey morocco, slf.
PRINCIPLE s AND ACTS
OF Iat R1yoLgIlos IL AMEsInA. Oon-
Sstebe. "a Rs. vi ATOM Aud PToseedings. With
,pg to ne kevoiniionary Period. By HEz ssIAa
s.n, g. o'0'h' o. Library STYLE s'"' Half
e. sd 20 to
lion .'-f'os PTeSidsnf HSsrg WILSON.
III AND IIs WILLIAM sTREET,
1t VIEW YORK.
SELLING OFF,
SELLING OFF.
CLASS FALL AND ~IhTER DLY IODS,
BY
wv. COLLEY.
n CIRNIR EIGHTH STREET AND MARNEI SPACE,
FOB The NEXT 60 DAYS ONLY
Owing TO the depresss Cd condition Of bo.iuess and
hsVtIa n UGH to- large Q stock In store, propose
cell cut, as above stated, At greatly reduced
prices, without reserve and maay st less than cost
OF importation.
Buck CMhreres very cheap; u srtnoes.
black Aipscss, very cheap; Fine Mohsirs.
bIsck eilks. very chem: Colored Silks.
Ls6fes bandsom 10th CIoaks and Shagls, cheap.
- all stock OF Cloths and Oassime res, Blankets,
htd SPREADS, FlanpeIs Sneetipgs, Table Linens,
Sapkrs and Towelinas; with q sepe al stock Of
staple GOODS adapted 10 he wants OF families and
they are invited to examine his stock before buy
ing elsewhere
~AI goods sold narrated as represented, and
fair dealing may be relied on. at
(OLLEY'S,
octs0-fr sol corner Sth ar Market Spase.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-30
FOR SALE.


L'0R fALE-Tvo very hne sets Of hands ,meIy
II mounted and stitched double and single ii T.
n!es, made te order aud nearly good ss new.
Address d - Star ofioe. oc-O,N-n
LOB sALE-A verv bandsomely n .isned gsutie-
u nans English DOG WAGOH, latest sty II, with
four springs; g good new, only used few timss
Address WAGON. Star once o-tS-sts
WeGoEs.-Stx SECONDHAND tso- horse Concord
w DIRT WAGONS for sale cheap By
T.. WHEBLEk, 7th and r ste,
oct9-H oppcsite Center Market.
LOB eALE-A hancsome HORsR, suitable for
acoupe. Apply 70 wAeH. nAIL0R, ~
1870 street northwest. oct1s 81 0E
EOR sALE-spiepdid pair OF BLOOOKD
MARke; can travel fast, suitable for ~
coupee OF carriage. ALSO, hne-top Bug &oX
GU. Apply to DChCASeoN BIOS, yh end ID
streets. Oct1s 81
LOB sALE-One srIAM KhGINE aud BOIL
IR, In coed running order; No. Oil New York
avenue.
oci27-str JOHN w. LAWRIE.
E'0R sAII-A pair Of fine Bay Coach HOSES,
u 10 hands high, Harness and Family ~
C CARR at oLoOIIs Liy.ry stable, 11QS
LOB sALE-A masnifoent PARLOR SUITE,
Il eOld and blue; pieces, with lipen covers; cost
600; nesrly new. WIN be sold very lov. Apply
(NARRlAGHs, CARRIAGES, CARRIAeEe-
~ The largest and moet varied sssort- !, -.
Sent OF latest stJl OF osrriass,, Oo9lee, S0
ysggere, TOP and No TOP Ruesies. Also. several
nne second hand Panel Carriages and Buggies on
hand g p. d eOH6IrT COS,
naris-u BE. sIs 18th ST. bes. O ana 10.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-30
FINEST PROPERTY IN WAsHIN9rO,
FOB SALE.
IL ROoMe. PRICE, SI4 900.
TERMS TO SUIT.


lRTY-The stern wheel STA IR aPoTo-
. osi ne . s.sssn offered ,AD
FoR sA LIZ.
WsSiIsr tie iolloxins li.t Of Unredeemed Pledge.
article = fully warranted:
IN sod s ond or p s :vss
Is :' ss.. . .ns f.i A. ety.
bkACEhEfs. solid gold or filed, every size.
STUDS, ever hind, solid Il and Is karat gold.
SSh6LNn BUTTONS, every design.
E00kiTs. Lays or dsntisman S.' Of Uric ffcn d..
PINS, every kind, new and second hand.
GL0Oks, American, Ensiish or Frsuob.
s siEs e1 si.:sd w Tsrs rare
GUNS, English breech and muzzle-loadins,
e asI sss ;ss9 e n 81 all kinds,
ns; oSsrs, nsia, s.ecsscles or eye glasses.
SSsis. soid beaded and few fe. others otSsr.
to describe q Al ws is
similar goods 70 insure Q ready sale. Gall and
anime before 'ur'A'issnss sisSsfTs CO.,
oaa dad Commlsston Brokers',
NOTIOE-sPIOIAL IMPROvHMEHT TAXES
sspsE G0f IA. f soo% sS1 s.Di saids
a565s AZ ssi1T.: q
ealtties In the city. Address BUeIH 19o, Box 10.
JS9. augn
$50 s 10 $500 IsyssTi2 IL sTouE
Write for u page book, Men and Idioms OF Wall u
and Wau q. Review. eIaT IRED.
JOHN HICKLIN0 90,
oct7.ly Bankers and Brokers. - Rrosd way, E.Y.
M0H1H TO LoAH.
0AS 900 20 loan on choice real sseats IN sums Of
ffom ESQ TO 0eo, and 10 pa cent. interest.
B. HI. WARNBB,
NAIL corner 7th and streets.
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FOR RENT AND SALE.


E'Uh htNI-Se Grants hdQuarters.
~ 70 and ttreets NV, m. TN % rent loo
kerthNest corner 18th aud Pa ave-. rent loo
no. liSt 10Th street, Furnished. 10 room. .. oae
no ~ lSth sfre~t northwest. IS rooms m l.--.iD
NO ltl2 and ltl@ N STREET u. 10 rooms stable 10
50 tlsi street northwest, rooms. mod inp-... -
lssO street northwest, mod. tms- 10 looms -
No. ste nth street northwest u rooms m. i. 20
No. l04 q street southeast rooms. luEle Piece -
Nv Cor SD snd h s,s. ~ store DWELLING -
30 b tth street southeast. rooms. mod im % e
No. SO 9Th street southwest. n rooms ......-- a
Nc. ne 6th street southeast, 10 rooms, mod mps -
DO. lltt leah street northwest, rooms ........ -
DC liz th street northeast, mod tmp .......... "
rev houses. On 9TH street. sb BNe P ~
etore aud dwelling, no IS h igh - Geo tosn NJ
~ street north vest. rooms. mod tmr~ 81
NO. H. - aud ~ n street northeast. y r. m. 10
lAA, ; street northwest ~
siS = street southeast ....... -. 70
TO. tia street . rooms, sss and water -
STORE NJ cth street northwest -. -. ~
NO 40 NJ Jersey ave southeast. a faps -
ses LA, lS. Use : street nnrth~e.t -. =
No D. SD street northeast. q rooms ~ imR. ~
NO.. 1T, ISIS aud lS2s nth II nv, re. m IL -
50 ~ ls~achn--Its aver ....-... ...... Il. -. -
20 - lelsSare avenue. he,T lst and -. ~
No. 81 II sfresf southwest ......... -. -
DO tlt, o.. 90 = e. rooms gas and water 0,
70. ltil, 1917 NJ ~ NV 6rnoms aud water - Il
30 llOo Park street nCrthesFf. Z roums. a. IS
nos sud1 foEn dry Place ......-. ....... rs
Zsls sud 22ls l2;h street. e rooms. -. Is
Nc, xllc llth street northwest. 2t-taFy -. IS
$50. uJmer 81 other houses. foil psrtc nla~. Of
Wi I'll lie given by application NJ the on - 81
NABNER. Tth and .tre.rs ost1s-t
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PERSONAL.

IT ADIEs-For invaluable Instructions 20 nos
L. 10 live true, heslrhful. and beautiful life, an<
make the SC best Of life % 10. enclese u
cents 10 Or. Bomsine, care o. Box AL, Waseing
ton. ID. 4. oct17st'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-30

DoLIOY ROLDKRs In TEE
New York Life Insurance Company
can learn some interesting and oohsdeutial inter
nation, I'm portant 10 them, concerning fhsf CON
pany by sending their names, address, number Of
policies and amounts OF insurance 70 IevRsTI-
GATOR, Lock Box AIS, Hew York City Post
NIRe. DR.. ELLIs, Ca,TUoyami ana PIana
lVl RsddeT, IL once more at her Sfice, and eau be
consulted on al Affairs Of life, q her once, IL
Pc. avenue, No stairs. Once hours O. m 20 D.
m Terms: 81 to o.. octls-lm
hly0RCke legally sbo quietly obtained In any
u State for In M pelibiifty. &C residepoe not
81 AshlAno Block. Chicago, III. octl2-ly
INVOICES legally and quictly Obtained for In
~ con Dstibfii<y. &C residence unnecessary. Zee
AMER decree Twelve years' experience. q. GOOD
Rich, Attorney st-Las, 1st Dearborn strest,
CHICAGO, Ill. octl7 su
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PEAL EsyArE BULLETIN

Also. uymber ~ other houses. foil psrticnia-. Of
MI III ne gwen ~ application OF th- Oh - Of
Il vABNER. Tth and D .re-rs o,tsttr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-30

JEAN b. 0AUTROH, sos l street northwest,
between ana 9Th streets, Manufacturer Of
FINE BBIEOH OOAEDOrIOHS.
HB.-As make ny own Ca,diss, can gusrsu-
tee them to BE- pure and elwsys frseh. Qct1l.lm'
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rHoS. Y. wAGGAMAN. sIs Ith 81
| iGiml0eS Eaie kU-g " Wednesday AID SdslguCru
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\ . Z = o 4 o q 7.
MADAWE RO0o.

THIS oelsogsted Lady AstIologist and Realm 4
Asdium can be consulted q No. Sol d street, eor-
saiine tbs Pest, Present ana Future. In love OF
business her advice is invaluable. osocrbiag your
friends, pointing out your eDoDios, cd tnformina
yo1 Of the sure way 70 soosso = I'll o.dsrtakiaes.
oonsaitstion stxtotly oonAosnt1a. kA1in, 81; 0sa-
ua0en. elm. soDl-ly
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kNOk kENT-Two Front Rooms come ,ted sith
!. Bed Room; bath room and kitchen IN suit, for
o5o Der month, at 1919 9th street northwest.
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SUGGESTIONS FoR run CENTENNIAL
WAR.

John J Bagley, the efficient Cover.
nor Of Michigan, has addressed an IN
official letter Of advice 10 the people Of
Die State. In bis letter be says;
The history Of the United States is
not taught 10 5 1000 Of the 900 schools
of the State. II oocurs 10 ne that
this is not the way to ensure good
citizenship IN the future. II cur chill
iren are thus educated --or rather IN.
educated-we shall. by-and by, be-
come nation Of doubters and oroak
ers. | hope the parents and children,
the school officers aud school teachers
Of the State will see to il that this be
changed at once, II from the inspira.
ton Of the time, this single reform
shall be secured, the Centennial will
IN deed prove blessing.
On Saturday, the 18th day of April
next ! urge upon every citizen Of this
State who owns piece Of God 5
ground--whether it be large or small,
whether in city or country, town or
village---to plant tree. that our chill
dren and our childen's children may
know and remember as the tree plant
ed by patriotic hands in the first cen.
tennial year Of the republic. In a
country Of land owners, where the
poorest man may, il be will, own the
ground he stands on, this seems a
most appropriate memorial act, and |
earnestly hope our people will heartily
unite in adopting this suggestion
am well aware that these arc per.
haps only symbols--external show
but will they not bespeak an inward
glow Of patriotic impulse, and may
they not set in motion, in the plastic
mind Of our youth and pcrchance Of
elder foIk-cuneuts Of patriotism and
love of our country that shall know no
ebb.