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CENTENNIAL LETTERS,
Edited by John Vance Cheney.

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Joserh Ward. They are full of interest, and will
read with rare relish in connection with the Ceutci
NAL celebration cf the gear.
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"PHILIp NOLAN'S FRIENDS,
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By EDWARD EVERETT HALE.

The scene OF this story laid in the Southwestern
territory, forming the States OF Louisiana and
Texas at the time Of Aaron Burrs treason The char
acters lived IN d section which American,
French and Spanish, and this record of their adj
yenturous lives makes story OF intense and unhagging
interest throughout.
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Written respectively by their Friends viii appear dur
ing tie year The revived interest il college life ma
thee papers 4sc;sly timely, snd will secure Tor theI1
s,-Luarlal R'trlItinIl.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1876-03-10

PRAYING UNDER A DIsADvAST AGE
An enthusiastic old gentleman, well known
as travelling evangelist, wandered ont in
10 the purlieus Of western city recently
ard struck an unregenerated family who
didn't seem 10 know what prayer meant.
There was a tall, gaunt old lady and sever
nj chi ldren, and our evangelist, hOrrifed to
find 90 much heathenism in Christian
community, invited them 10 join him, and
nc could show them what prayer was,
aud dropping down on his knees commenc-
Cd al earnest supplication.
y e, there was an unregcuerated dog IN
hat family also, and before the first SEN
tence of the prayer was completed the
fangs of the canine were fastened in that
portion Of the old gentleman's raiment
which he sits down upon.
The family had remained standing, and
the old lady, observing the dogs action,
shouted out
60 on with the prayer, ole feller. III
attend to the dog
And she seemed very much dissappoiut-
ed 20 think that the ole feller' couldn't
pray and be dog meat at the same time.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1876-03-10

The Editorial department.

occupy over twenty pages Of each number and conai
Dr. Roand's vigorous and timely editorials, well
Review q the latest works in Art, Ltersture, az
ScicnC..
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1876-03-10

THE MANIA FOR CUPEoARDS Two
or three months age Detroiter started to
build house, and, as he had always heard
his wife ,jawing around about the lack Of
cupboards in the houses, he determined TO
give her an agreeable surprise. She went
up with him day or two ago, and he
pointed out eleven different cupboards to
her, and asked. Now what do you say p
Well che replied, after another look
around, If there was another cupboard of
the ball, I'd be willing 10 live and die
here
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1876-03-10
"GARRlEL CONROY,'

By AMERICAN AUTHORS.
49,. .,,v, An, o,,r
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-08-05

Demokrate napaliH notne repu.
blikany posledni volb6 radniho 16.
warde. Prohlasilif pred vobou, ze nena-
vrhnou re sve strany zadneho kandidata,
proto ze by to bylo marne, anat ia war
ia jest nenapravitelne republikanska. Ia
tim ale m6li kandidata sveho, a sice
oblibeneho Franka Kellyho. kdy4 repu
blikane vid6li, ze byli Cd demokratd ma /.
paleni, shan6ly posily re vsech stran. Je.
iich zoufalemu usili Sc podafilo poraziti
Kelyho v6tsinou As hlas6 We warde, kde
loni jest6 nell pies dve ste v6tsiny. Ce
81 hasovali pry co jeden muz pro Kelly
no, ucnili dobfe. nebot pan ten neieu
neni temperenclaf a sabesnik, ale jest do
kazanym pfitelem pfistehoyalfho obtan.
stva. - Zvoleny Henry Ford, bratr ze
mfel6ho Forda, nebude asi otazce nedt
nj hberalntjsi neboatika bratra sveho.
Demokraticky ,,Plaine Dealer" soudi
tohoto volebniho vysledku, ze strana re
publikAnska m6ste b6hem tohoto rokI
hodn6 schfadla,
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-08-05
Pro V As zsilevsi

Sochaf trnul Pfitee zraditi nechte, a
tax horouci l6skn, into divokou vaseh ae-
ny hnrisky sraaileisi oslyseti, zamitnonti
nemohl Psal il:
Pro bdb, cttna pani, neuyad6jte ' po-
kuseni pfitele Vaseho manzele. Cinite
mne vasni svou svrchovan6 nesfastnym s
ptedce - sfastnym.
Vas
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-08-05

Vefojnych koupelen Sc jiz
letos nedoekame. Vybor, iemuz zale3i-
tost ia pfikazana, sklada Sc nepochybn6
lidi, ktefi mali koupele donna, nae tedy
starati Sc koupele pro chudsi lid4 Tenn
Jest spina dost dobra. Bee toho jest lid
tax dost bojny. Coz teprve, kdyby Sc kou
panim stal zdravejsR PAX by MIN tepr
We Cert neobstal. TAX nejspise argumen
tuii ii opatrni otcoye mesta.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-08-05

M. (. Chubb
tai.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-08-05

Fran ec IN en-, kteryz We velike
bide postaven jest, prosi kraiany sve, ably
mu mohouli dohodili nejakou praci, ably
Sc ma Mvu udrzeti mohl. Muz ten nema
co do huby, aniz co ma sebe ba ami mista
kan by hlavu slozil. Farmafi cesti mohli
by mu dati praci tfebas "a stravu, jen
ably mohl obstati. Redakce prime zpra.
Wy sd6li ie dotytnemu.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-08-05

Zatc nj. Hostinsky Hattendorf, ma
iitel hostince g. 185 Ontario str. sklep.
nice Oril Curryova byli cd serdzenta
Grangera pro poruseniaordinanci drzenf
sklepnic zakazujici, zatceni Hattendort
tvrdi, 10 ordinance neporusil, jelikoz Ori-
la Curryova neni u neho sklepnici, ale
spolecnicl.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-08-05
SniZeni uheInyCh cen.

Clevelandsky spolek uhlifd snizil cenu
uhli so ct ma tune, a uzavfel zaroveh,
ably Sc cd /. srpna 1876 vsecko uhli v
malem pouze "a hotove prodavalo jak pti
obiednayce tax pfi dodani
Toto ma byti mefitkem obchodnikd v
uhli, maje chraniti pred ztratami.
z nafizeni CIevelandsk6ho uhelniho
Spolku.
M. f. Chubb
20;
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-08-05

Ohen. Obydli Michala Bakera, &.
Is Watkins ave, We Gtvrtek noci chytlo.
Ohen vysel od chatrneho komina. Sp6so
bena skoda obnasi $50, pojisteni pax
$3.50.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-08-05

Divadlo. Upozorhnjeme lnilovnik.
divadla, ze Budivoj zftra Rychlikov
sini hrat bude velmi pekny obraz re 81
yota ,,Ob2inky."
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-08-05
Oci krasn6 zeny vzplsnuly zarem vite-

Oci krasne zeny vzplanuiy zareih Vi1e'
zoslavy. as.
.Poidte biz kleknete. ia pokofila
Sc VAN, vyznaic yam svou lasku. Byla
isem slaba Wy tax neodolatelne silen.
Nyni isem silna svou WASN'T, svym hfi
chem, - Wy ale probouzejici sc vasni
slabnete. Chci okamik slabosti vasi Wy
kofstit. Klekn6te.'
Slova jeff znela odmefen6 velitelsky,
oci ieii Sc iiskfily iako Seine, kdyz iiz
ien iediny skol deli j cd vzacne kofisti,
kolem rubinovych a smyslnfch rt0 po-
hraval lsm6v Syreny, usmev, iehoz svi- |
tn by muohy sttedovek5 rytif krev svou
byl prolil.
Poklek.
"A nyni@ ot&zal Sc poloseptem MAZE
velk6 duchapn6 oko k zemi sklopene.
yyiimal Sc posici t6 k popukani komic-
ky. Duchaplny a cudny muz neni smes
n9isi, nez kdyz propada svddnictvi Putt
tarky.
,Opakuite po mne nasleduJlei slova, JR
max mne donutite, ae vas obeimu.'
ia :
Sochat opakoyal.
ia vas
ia vas
ia vas miluu.'
Ale milostpani, Wy re mne chcete mer-
momoci udiniti spatneho chlapa,' branil
Sc scchaf.
Krasna PAM splnila hrozbu. Objala jel'
Ohnive a lahodne rty ieji vtiskly petet
lasky ma usta zmateneho sochafe.
,Nyni mne doprovodte,' poroutela syd
b. dnice hlasem veIitelskym. Sochaf by
i ztracen nelitostna, demonicka Aena zlC
4 mila lilii jeho cnosti.
= Uposlechl. Doprovazel j.
: ALE milostpani, Wy bydlite pfedce V
! ia bydlim, kde bydled chci,' odbyl'
a iei neodolatelna svevolnice. Pro dne
e budu bydeti hotelu K dodala vie
: kla nebohou obet vasne sve po schodecl
o vzhIru.
: Bylo iiz pozde yecer, kdyz sc octnnli
pokoji, nemz Sc PAM prozatlmne ubytc
vala.
) ,Nyni ale dovolite PAM, abych Sc po
g routel.
Z, Wy zdstanete
a ,NezGstanu. Jsen po6estny muz.'
Krasna pant propukla vplac. SlE
al jako perle jasne tinuly i 2 tarokrasnyc
J. oci, prsa Sc il prndce dmula z dst yyry
vao Sc ktecovit6 stkani.
a ,Jdi tedy, ty bezcitn5 tlovece - a nee
eI mre zahynouti,' zastkala polo zlostn6 pc
Oh 10 zoufale.
to Sochaf vahal.
ma ,Upokojte Sc, draha pani - iekt'
CO ,Neplac, 0 neplac Jeeno - jsem tvt
tv6i "a cenu ctnosti slechtnostip zvol
vasniv3.
Pti tech slovech vrhl Sc Jelene k ~
. houm. Ona obiala eho hlavu a ususi
e. size dlouhfmi kadefemi ieho, vzlyka
,ti pax udusila polibkach.
Sochat te noci do bytu sveho Sc N
o. vratil.
ite Nasledniciho dne obdrzel dopis.
, ,Vratil sem Sc drive, nez isem mel I
godn6 dmysu Byl jsem pfekvapt
nenaleznuv donna zeny sv6. Snad ty
nj vis. Pfiif podei zpravu dzkostliy
mu manzeli.'
u" Sochaf byl zdrcen, NcmeDe vzcho
Sc special provazen svddkyni svoii
e pfiteli. Pani tvafila se naramne pot6s
pr ma navratu muze sveho padla mu
lem krku. Sochaf ale zdstal stati bl
dyefi oGima hloupe sklopenyma.
'h Vim vsecko' = pravil muz, odstr6
zradnou manzelku pohledna prisne
20 sochate.
ma ,Podrobil sem pfatelstvi I've zkousce
I'd tvs vsak neobstal, dodal.
Tehoz dne zadal rozvod.
"a Krasna pani ieho Sc nehn6vala a 8
Ia char konecn6 take ne
Milionaf minil Sc Sardouem: ,Ze
od Jest kfehci sklenice,' zvaste dotkneli Sc
umelec nebo literat, dodal.
ia Nebohy milionat, jak ho litujeml =
Do
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-08-05

schdze fadu K. 6. L. odbyvana bude
nedeli dne 6. srpna 3. hod, odpdldne.
Necht SO vschni clenove dostavi
V. Palda tai i.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-08-05
Mfstni zpravy.
-spS7sE7ef f4sE9=4s

- M}dlo Eureka nalezi k neiobi-
ben6jsim mYdldm tohcto mesta K dosta
nj Adam. Duncana, c. 2. Eagestr. 10
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-08-05

- Upozornujeme ma mydlafske w
robky Adama Duncana, cislo 2. Eagle
street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-03
The Presidential Battle Ground.

The first movement in the Presidential
campaign OF the present year will be made
In this city next week, when the National
Executive Republican Committee meet to
determine the time and place for holding the
republican Presidential Convention. The
second one will be the meeting next month
OF the National Executive Democratic Com
mlttee for the same purpose. These in turn
will be followed of course by the assembling
OF the great conventions and the nomination
OF their respective candidates for the Presi-
dency, which will all take place late In the
spring OF early in the first sum mer month, if
we judge correctly OF the views of various
members of these committees with whom we
have conversed. 1t is safe TO say, therefore,
that the ratification meetings will open the
campaign by July, and ii promises to be con-
fined for active work to a smaller number of
states, though aggregaLing just one-fifth of
the electoral vote, than would at first glance
be supposed. n leading democrat and a
well known and careful republican recently
ascertaiDed this to be the fact from the fol-
lowing calculation on which they both
agreed:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-03
A 3 z 4 @ L 0 @ Z.
MADAMK Ross.

This celebrated Lady Astrolo9ist ana Healing He
Of ID, northwest. She has superior In delinest-
ing the Past, Present and Future. In leve or bust
mess her advioe II Invaluable, describing your
friends, pointing out your enemies, and informing
yen Of the way to success In al undertak1ngs
Consultation strictly confidential. Ladies', a: gen.
Iemou, 1l.H. emily
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-03

The statement has been made that the
mortuary statistics of Washington for 1915
show an increase OF the death rate over those
OF previous years. A comparison may indi-
cate this increase, but there are several mat
tiers which should be taken into cOnsidera-
ton In making the comparison. In the first
place there is good reason TO suppose that
the mortuary lists of previous years have
been materially incomplete, for until within
about year past no effective system of col
lecting vital statistics was in operation.
The increase In the death rate in 1915 was in
measure attributable TO the growth of Wash
tngton and the natural increase In popula-
ton. Taking everything into consideration
1t is very doubtful whether the death rate in
1915 was much, if indeed any greater than
that OF previous years. However this may
be Washington can still establish her clai M
10 being one of the heslthiest cities in the
Union.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-03
To Advertisers.

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EDITION Of THE STAR may be delireTed 10 IFS car
TteTs and served 10 subscribers al q reasonable
hosu each day, u is necessary 10 close the forms
os netrty as possible az O'Clock p. m. Adrerti-
seTs are therefore requested 10 send in their iu1--
easements not later than TWELVE O'CLOCK. ~
received after this hour there is great danger that,
nth the exception Of ilperatire cases,-s,sch as
Deaths, Lost, &c.,-they cannot appear t1ea the
yoQoaei,,0 day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-03

The removal Of President MatseT, of the
New York board of police, for incompetency
seems to meet with the appreciation of that
portion of the community of the metropolis
who desire honesty and efficiency in the ad-
ninistration OF municipal affairs. The won
der is, that Matsell should ever have be-
come member of the board at all. As the
conductor OF journal reveling in the details
OF criminal atrocities, he was much more
successful than as police commissioner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-03

IT is something OF a relief to learn that
Thomassen or Thomas, the author of the
Bremerhaven horror, was not an American
after all, but was born in Germany. The
circumstance of his birth, however, is q
matter Of small consequence, and 70 attach
the odium OF his crime TO his nationality Is
as unjust as 1t is illogical. 1t is, therefore,
gratifying to hear that the German journals
which thoughtlessly associated american
civilization with the diabolism in question
have almost unanimously Withdrawn their
unkiud reflections.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-03

Lightning struck the Chicago whisky ring
on Saturday. BOSS" Hesipg, of the s. adts
Zeitang, Jacob Rehm, II. Ii. Miller, and Dep
uty Collector Minty, all local magnates,
were arrested on charge of completely in the
frauds. II is stated that Rehm officiated as
active agent OF he black mailers, perform
ing in Chicago something like the functions
assigned TO Joyce In st. Louis. The amount
levied upon the distillers is estimated at
S1s, Oc0 month. Hesing, Rehm, Miller, and
Minty, the iii ti!lers say, insisted upon the
regular payment OF this assessment as a tri-
butte to the vast Influence they welded In
protecting the crooked whisky factories.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-03
REPUBLICAN STATES.


In the list of democratic states it Will be
roticed that every southern state is given to
that party, except South Carolina, and in
the republican list Colorado, which will be
admitted this year before the election, is
added. The tables then stand: Republican
16i, democratic, 132-total electoral vote
so, OF which 1s6 votes are required to elect.
The republicans lack % and the democrats
"a. To secure these IL is very evident that
the latter must have New York for with
that state and two or three others on the
doubtful list the required number can be OBJ
taiped, without even the Is electoral votes
OF Indiana. But if New Jersey and Con-
necticut are lost, Indiana, New York and
California must be saved TO win the day. In
any event the state of New York must be
kept within the democratic column if the
party wins, and will necessarily be the
center of the Presidential battle ground.
On her borders will be the contest over
New Jersey and Connecticut, while in
the west and on the Pacific Slope
Indiana, California and Oregon will be
the scene of an animated conflict.
This view Of the situation, with New York
almost hanging In the balance, gives Gov
Tildens supporters claim for his nomina-
ton, for without that state 1t must be con-
fessed, especially In the west and south, that
he has very little political strength. The
conduct of his party friends in New York
city last fall lost the party their control there
and, added to the course he has pursued in
affairs without the city, nearly lost 1t the
state. With strong feeling against him
among some Of the democratic leaders in
New York, and with the legislature In the
hands of the Republicans, 1t is by no means
certain that he could save the state. II the
republicans carry New York, of which they
are now very confident, they secure more
than the p electoral votes which they need
TO elect a President. Foreign complications,
the failure Of the new House of Representa-
tves to meet the expectations of the country,
and other formidable events may change the
present situation; but In the present light the
tables as we have given them seem to be &C
ceptable to good judges in both parties.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-03

The Baltimore Gazette appears IN new shar e
with the new year. 1t is reduced in size to
about that OF the Etr,, and with a correspond
Ing reduction in price. At the same time It's
news and editorial columns show the marks
of improvement in the way of pithiness and
snap. Altogether, 1T has the look of q live
newspaper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-03

The New York board OF aldermen has
-assed An ordinance authorizing police JUS
1ices TO order killed any dog that barks
night or fne his owner %. That's the kind OF
law we want In Washington. and rigidly en-.
fo,rsd. There's millions in Il.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-03

Richmond ladies treated their New Ye r
callers TO peanut cake and butt ,rmilk."
One advantage of such a spread is that a
little OF il will go a great way.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-03
ZINE OLD aye Whisky,
81 per Bottle.
FINE OLD RYE WHISKY,
q per Bottle.
FINE OLD RYE WHISKY,
81 Der Bottle.

FINE OLD BYE WHISKY,
u per Bottle or o. per Gallon.
Also, CALIFORNIA WINES AND BRANDY.
PORr, SHERRY, AUsCATHL and ANGELICA.
6lpr Bottle for Pure Goods Oaty.
We make . speciality of the above and WARRANT
every oostie - Represented or refund the money.
ARTHUR NAfYANS. Druggist,
dscD-tr Corner a and ID streets northwest
TI4BRELLAs AND PARASOLs a
" COVRRBD AND REPAIRED
At the n NNUfAOTORY,
dec8-lWs 6l3 street northwest. =
L. CLAY TAILOR. rHos. II YOUNG.
faYLoR q You'd. assl.r. II
STOVES, kANG kS, GkATES. Re-
SkATE MANfELS
I'm p o0ng end 0utferfng. House Furufshipn
tnodoroos Cooking vessss, that do not allow ne,
mel 70 escape vhiis using. deos-6w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-03

The action Of Plymouth church In resolv-
apg that the coming Mutual Council meet In
that church is considered OF doubtful pro
rriety. The New York Tribune makes the
proper suggestion that the matter OF meet
Ing place be decided by the Council Itself
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ABS. l.. K. RICHARDS,
Nl CLAIRFOYANT
PsyChOmetric DeliR-atipuz- also. examinations oil
disease by picture lock OF hair. Medicines fur
nished II desired Gan be seen At No. 1911 18th at
northwest. jAn3-6t*
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BE- Circulation More than Three
Times that Of any other Daily Pa
per published fn " Washington, and
therefore By far the Best Adrer-
rising Medium In the District OF
C0lsssn6ta.
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PERSONAL.

I ADIES.-For inv alua bic distractions as to how
IL to live true, healthfui and beautiful life, aud
make the most and best of life IL il, II 10
TO DIR. DOMAINE, care Of Box 42l, Washinst On,
DO. jal3- In
E,LOR DE MUHIAS AND BIG BONANZA CI-
l. CARS, Of the finest Havana Tobacco, IS per
box; IL for 81. NJ. GOLDSTEIN,
tec22 I'm California Cigar store. GIL Pa. av.
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BANKERS.

BANKERS.
&SO TO $1,000 invested in otock Privilege
Y'1O pays large profts. Write for n page book,
uSn and ldioms Of Wall Ut. and Wall ct. Review
ekhT tkEB. JOHN HICKLIN0 CO.,
Bankers and Brokers,
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-03

"Give Mr.. Morrison q chance says the
<yigta Journal.