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UCrION sALEs-rO- DaT.
GEoRGs TRuEsDgLis, kuctioneeI,
" e5 seventh street northwest

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TEEN,TH sTREEf, RETWEEN u AND COR.
Ty virtue % 4 deed Of trust tiaie,i March H. 1915
duly r~cor-i In Iber TsO folio iDp et seq Of the
land rtorS Of the District ~ Columbia and nj the
quest ~ the party secured thereby, will sell at pub
DC anton. IN frunt Of the wemtsrR on TUlsDASi
June II is7 at O'Clock m, the following described
re. estate In thu city OF Washington D. C 10 wit LOT
numbered one hundred and fourteen liiiD and the
and thirteen (it5D OF Moulton 4 Hills recorded sub
division u lOt- o. and hundred and ten fii0j
OF R21S Plants subd yison Of square numbered two
hundred and eight, (asD and OF lot A In Branhan n
Rihs,s subdivision OF lots one hundred and eight
(losl ard hun'lre-l and mine tlG0, In Rigs q
Plants subdivision ot sHid square two hundred
and eight, (f1~l bczinning for the same at point
Folrtsenth street northwest iny ljOI feet dis
Om v thence north twenty nine CD net;
thence wsd hundred and twenty ti5, feet thence
south twenty nine ID Ret thence east one hundred
and twenty I9l rect to the place OF beginning TO,
gethet with the improvements thereon, consisting OF
4 fine tN,r story and Mnnsari roof brick dwelling.
house. with stable In all nearly and IN
ptste repair
Tsrtns Of sale prescribed by deed OF trust seven
thOttzs nd dollars g ODnI with Interest at ten I0 per
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AUCTIoN sdLEs-FUTURE DAYS.
r T. c0fbwELL, Real Estate Auctioncer,
Os No. ai0 y Mrcct northwest

rRusTEEs SALE OF A TwOsTORy BRICK
DWfiLINtl. NO lis TWENTY IstxTHsTR
BETNEEH PEsNsYINhNIA AVENUE AND
NJ RrRHEr NORTHwIoBr.
by virtue OF deed OF trust, dated October o. A. ID.
1876 duly recorded In Libcr No. 81 FOLIO fli 81 ae,
one OF the land records fr the District OF Columbia
and At the request Of the parry secyrt thereby. we
will sell At public auction In front Of the premises on
MONDAY June u, lsTl ats O'Clock pm The following
dprCrbed real estate situate In the city Of Washington,
District Of Columbia to wit Beng part Of lot mum.
bercd three o., In square west Of square numbered
iourtccn, uil beginning TOT the nmc twcIty-etg ts'
feet south from the northeast corner Of sud lot theic
south on TwPnysikih street fourteen 90 feet thence
west unety QDI FRET thence north fourteen IN feet
thence east to the place Df begnnlng together with
the improvements BE- subject to prior decd OF trust
the particulars Of which will he made known on day
OF sale.
Tcrms: tDD In cash, and the balance al six and
twelve months, with interest At eight per cent per
mum, secured by deed Of trust al cash, Mt option
Of the purch Uer. A deposit Of sOO required At the
time OF sale, AMI all at purchasers cost
Terms to he complied with In seven DAYS.
BARNARD ~ WARNER, T,,,,I,s,
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n rs EPILIPS L Y,
on
FALLING SICKNESS

Permanently Curel-NO Humbug-By one months
usage of Dr. GOULARDsS CELEBRATED INFAIr
LIBLE FIT POWDEltS To convince sufferers that
send them by mail. post paid fire trial box As Dr.
OCULAR, Is the only physician that has ever made this
disease n special study, and ns TO knowledge thou
sands have been permanently cured the use Of these
Powders we will guarantee permanent cure In every
case, refund you MI money expended AHsuh"reIs
should give these Powders IN early trial and be CON
yinced OF their cuntiyr powers.
Price for large box. - tour boxes for tl0 sent by
mali to any paTi of United states Canada receipt
ofprice, or by express, q. U. u. .
Address: ASH ROBBINS,
go Fulton street. Brooklyn, n. Y.
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DUNCANsoN BROS. AuctionccS
- Ninth and d streets northwest.

nUNCANS0N BROS, AuctiOnccr,
- Ninth and Streets northwest.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY AND DESIRABLE BUILDING
LOTS IN THE CITY OF WASHINGTON.
BY virtue of q deed OF trust, dated May H. 1877 and
recorded In Liber 8sl folio nj &C. of the land records
Of the District Of Columbia and the request OF the
party secured will sell at public auction IN front Of
The premises. on MONDAY the md day Of July, isI7
o'clock p. m, the follow Ing described real estate
situate ~ the city q Washington in the District of
bred and ffty-fiyc $50 and being lots p "a
q, ~ -, 20, a. - 81, ~ and IS according TO the plat of
said city Lo, Dis improyed by a large brick dwell
snih streets east, and the said lots will be sold seps
rntely.
Terms of sale, rs prescribed by said deed Of trust
The amount OF Indebtedness thereby secured. viz
and Interest from November Il at the rate of
tnn per cent per annum with the expenses OF sale, In
cash, and the balance at six, twelve and eighteen
months, for which the notes VI the purchaser, bearing
interest nom the day Of sale at the rate Of SIX per
cent. per annum and secured by deed OF trust on
the properly, will be taken, deposit Of 500 upon
the purchase of the whole property. proportion
ate deposit upon the purchase Of any portion OF II,
will be- required the time Of sale and Il the terms
OF sale are not complied with In ten days from the
day Of sale the trustee reserves the right to resell II
the risk and cost Of the defhultng purchaser All
DAVID GALLUP
lcll-MWF&ts Surviving Trustee
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DROPuS-.Ls Tor AS:'HALTl~ :'ANEc5-STS
sealed pTuisr als vi, Re 7eceiDci n n 81 cc
the EnEinegJ oi LIeCs y'tsl ta-NuraN = Sz-- .saE-
ware avenue and = STIusI uslt1cs-' ur1l n as
DAY u. lsh isy q j g. - ~ = u'-ss.Tk -
f,r fiTst-r.ass as.haitic PavC-nsll> g IL oEf
ground, % ,Ar Ca3'lA
Al I,a,TGst!s mu.t u sosSHTaaici = sesE5's~t
sprc.hCsnrnS -ivi1s the DID - b Pr.al<i
lCNcI-lt' 'h- assI.e and f.agsri='a - - SsEsE,
a:rd the LIZ unsr Of lay NJ 4
The ,Ygsr-~l. u'I.l iass'asie 80 CO.. - es~.TH1-
ing ii, tc to- d-tcl sns E.glEIg - Tagezrsls n
repair fNT ihTta ycsIS zt.r C51T.siis1'1zl
No pp;. 49, q lsc cT.sGislaty' zs'e-s ArSsSs5h-
niri rs hpna Er ton I'fsuSsri s.g-rNal itlChrN
siGr'i br r~0 surcf,ss ssr H!saN'N 80 - ~ Ssc-
Cheney h \ jI.lss 6. CJcsk VI fs- sss1,rt 500.
Cu'.Tt M Iy No ffs'r5cf AusrA.y tas1 ~ '4tr-S
will. II The snEk he spsrl-i = ~ -nscr s-sr .
cuf'-srf s-ish.1 Ten d.y< s=f-T ths srs-i = $50
aud will cHI's.in,I The JaUefsen' T. sru0-d1sAe
with TIN s-rlr~ O. u n max azsl s.S<-5Cz1sSs
Ten I4cT 9cai. o. TIC 81! - E.l-lr- '-srtste
year u, g. lrsqlc. tkai lac Psvl-a-=-s = Z 70
Tla!N perez, Trr That me
Al pN1.,rsel- -ltlsf Nc sndrHsel p H-css'S so
concrete IAveascn;, u :. Cs1l.eS $3.50 40
aIAy's>ld LETASR "a AK.
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WyAsHINGToN AND OHIO RAILROAD.
SUNNI R ARIA NGEMEST. BEGINNING APRIL
d, is1b

TWO TRAINS DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY, Be
TWEEN ALEXANDRIA AND ROUND HILL.
Leave Washington nj n IN. and 2. H. and Alex
andria Eio 4. and El0 y, pN-s Detburs, going
westward, al II ~ and ssO y. nl ard arrive n
Round I'M al " and p IN. Leave Hound Iliu Al
ID a. m. ll;p D. M pass lcesblrs, SONG eastward
~ IN and 3lj y. n and Washington n -, n IA and
53D D.
PI.ssanger from Washington will take the wash
mgsiOn and Ono the BaliinInre and POTOMAC
railroad station al and D. NJ, and go through
10 Itnund Hill without change OF cars
The GIO train nom Alexandra and Y ~ y. N.
train from Round Hill connect Round lii with
Harris Daily Line OF Coaches for SniCS TsNie Ter
ryylle and Winchester; hlSo. with RcameF lane Of
Coaches, which leave Leesburx daily Tor Aide and
Mddleburg.
Both trains westward make ciosr connection a,
Vienna with sSson Line of SiAgs for FAIRFAX ColTt-
House.
Communication tickets 8 cents per nile Pnnual
tickets. ~ X. n UANESER,
ap1g.if General t.cSCt Agent
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rI,RrSTEES SALE OF LOT OF GROUND
L NEAR HOWARD UNIVERSITY. AT AUC

By virtue of deed OF trust to J. q. Foster. dated
January :, A u. lS7@ and duly recorded In Iiber No.
TB flo s, OF the land records OF the District Of
Columbia and also BY virtue OF a decree OF the Su
prenle Court OF the District Oi Columbia, passed In
Faulty cause No 3d. substituting the undersigned
TRUSTEE in place OF o. Foster deceascd will SELL ut
puhlic anctiou, in mont OF the premises FRIDAY,
the Lth day Of June. A. D. isT at O'Clock D. M, the
following described real estate, situate in the District
Of Columbia, to wits Lot numbered ten, (0l in block
numbered five (J,l in the Howard University subdi.
vision Of the farm Of John A. smith, being north Of
the city OF Washington and OF the seventh street
road or Rockville turnpike road" the same Is
corded In the surveyors Office OF the District OF Co
luinbia.
Terms of sale One half cash. and balance in six (l
and twelve C2D months, for which the Of the
purchaser bearing interest ut eight 81 per cent per
annun, and secured by deed OF trust upon the prop
shall be given. N the terms OF sale not
piled with m days amer sale the property will be
rsod the risk and cost OF the defultng purchaser
after i've days advertisement. Convey ancing at the
cost OF the purchaser. Finy dollars deposit ac-
ca.pInnce OF this bid. l.. NJ. SAtNDEItS
fei-FIwdIh Trustee
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aooss avn srzr,oyrBr
GUNNER READING.

New Lands wthin the Arctic Circle. Paper, "a
Bakers Turkey, Companion " wallacc,s Rueia "
Jeinp, Court and Siege, wIcahnm HOFFMAN, - "a
Decentralization Of Science and Religion. wlnGhel r
short studies and Great Suer- third Series Provide
81 A Treatise on Painting, II-1nArto liz vinri. =
Table TAIN. a. Thomson Allcot so Finh Love Z
ti.5O Amer Many Days, Christian l,ed. o. Ar,adne.
tmldl, Ella. Mgnon, Mrs fo-re5tet SO HOu,e.
Me, These Authors, iIerwOot, 10 Hhrry Wy THE
author Of Mrs iennln CHAM. Journal n cents An ~
lust rated History Of Arms and ArmDur. Demmin
A. Mau, White witch. Douglass, 80 cents Me-
July and August, 70 cents Croauet Ia great variety
soIDMoNs & CHAPMAN.
my2gu VII rcnnsylvanln avenue.
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PHOrOsfIs
pRorosALs roR FRESH ntkT. MUTTON. a
oTTrcr o. rDST ASpDuvrl
,'pr. rrSTrNI

OITrCE o. fD<T ASn DuvTl
,pr1s ~ rsfSTExE
wA-aTrarox N g. Ja-e IL IrT
Sealed proposals.. IN duJiioaie vii b. recsircd q
this Office until u m. II EsIlAI Jane ~ tSVT.
for all the fresh tcef. Cornei i.S1 sEi nuiien ~
uuired II this dcros fgf ~ 'nths. ~ s1rh -
time o. the Commi~-ary g-ncrrl - Sufraaruec
msy direct. comm -nCifg July l. 1T. PTlro.h
for choice in-~li bet cpf1icd lsf ard tnutlca ~
salc 10 Off must bc separate frJGa Jrug-ais 10
beef for i-ue.
Payment ior sid meats d,t.-nd. utns . f-furs
appropriation for the purP1ss BIZ D5nssc~S
Further iufJtmAtIpn aud Condition. csa BE -
tainci on Application at this tsdlue.
jsl26t ANDREW X. LONG, Capt md G =
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DRUGGISTS.
WILLIAM H. ENTWISLE,
w Corner Penna. nycnuc and Twelfth street,
DEALER IN
PURE DRUGS, o,,,.,,,,,a
MEDICLNEs
SOAPS, PERFUNlERY, &c
Es.PIIY-ICIANS, PRESCRIPTIONS CARE.
FtILi IOAilOLNpih mhlb3bt
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1917 GREAT 1877
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
To THE NORTH, WEST, AND SOUTHWEST
DOUBLE TRACK STEEL RAILS.
SPLENDID SCENERY. MAGNIFICENT EQUIP
MEST.
JUNE 10. iE7.
TRAINS LEAVE WASH SGTDS. from Depot cor
ner of sixth and Il streets, follows
For Pttsburs and tn" West 1910 n. ~ daily, with
Parlor Car to Pi'tshnrg and sleeping isfS from
pIttsburx to Cincinnati. 81. LOUIS. and Chicago
7:+p m daily. with Palace Car to Chicago
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
For Canant,gin Rochester. buffalo. Niagara Fails,
and the North, 10 y, daily, except SATURDAY,
with PalRc,. turs to Watkins. Fur WiilianIspOrt,
Lock Haven, tinlira, and watkins, al 1910 n IN
daily. except SUNDAY. -
For New York and the East. ini5 y. m. daily, with
Palace Cars attached Limited ESpre~, OF Poll
man Parior Cars, g3 u. M daily except SUNDAY
For New York and the East N y M. daily. ekctp,
sunday, with sleeping Can from Washington "a
Boston.
For Philadelphia 80 T. NJ. and In r. daily, cXoep;
sunday, and 5:D aud i6iSp. IN daily. Limited Ex
press. va M. daily. except Sunday.
Acromn osutOn for Baltimore Is and GO n IN. and
t5p m. daily. excepi SUNDAY.
For PolJes Creek Lane. CD u M and E3) p m daily
excerpt sunday.
For Annapolis, 40 a and i:o p IN. daily. except
sunday.
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Digest nf Opinions Of Attorneys General on Inter.
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LATEST MISCELLANEOUS PUBLICATIONS.
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RAILROADS..

UNIVERSAL r. L. TICKET oFFICE
RAIIROAD TICK EsTS To or from all points bought,
exchanged OF SDli At a reduction Of ONE DOLLAR
upon any other office OF depot IN this city.
Tickets good I'll used. Baggage cheek 81 through
Apply 10 III WHTTfSlDE
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ALL POLICIEs protected from forfeiture by state
Itss having hp'ed Polici..s
N b. CLARKE General AGENT
tUnpAly itD-tOn, ia9S'ThNSly
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-05
The Todd mills One Of the Great Enter
prises Of Dallas.

The we'll known brands of -four man
ufactured at these mills have become
50 popular that the only difficulty the
proprietors now experience is how to
supply the immense and increasing de-
mands for their -four. They are not at
present running to their full capacity,
on account of not being able to procure
enough wheat to supply them, The
capacity Of their mills, when running
full time, is two hundred barrels per
day. They have FIVE run of burrs, and
all of the latest improved machinery for
boiling, cleaning out smut etc, The
-four they manufacture is Of 3 most ex>
cellent quality, and perhaps, not equal
led by any other mill in the State.
Their constantly increasing demand is
the best evidence of its popularity. The
proprie, rs, Messrs s. ii. Cockrell Il Co.,
are making extensive preparations to
increase their already immense facilities
for grinding, and expect after the APP,
preaching harvest, to be able to supply
all orders that may be sent them. Mr.
Gray, the efficient manager of the con-
Germ, is one of the oldest and best mil
lers in the State, and their success is
largely due to his efforts.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-05

rators, he is prepared TO satisfy any de-
mand IN this line,
One Of the principal items in his
business Is the sale Of ATLAS Engines
portable and stationary, The Atlas
works are one of the most extensive
manufactures In the West, and are
progressive and fully alive 10 the neees'
sity OF such changes and improvements
az time and experience dictate and diff
erent sections require,
lifetime iayorite wagon, The Mitchell,
has record we'll deserved, as one OF
the very best in the market, We are
informed that, notwithstanding the Inn
men5e number of these wagons sold
during the past three years, his trade
In Thorn is still on the increase.
In plows oultiyators, corn shelters
planters, drills and, in fact, everything
that farmer can need, we find the
assortment large, and covering those
goods which stand prominent among
others Of their kind.
Mr.. Tompkins is also agent for flour
ing and corn mills, saw mills, smut
machines and, we believe, for every
thing in the farm or mill machinery
line. His motto is; Good material
honest workmanship implements o
an earned reputation, backed up will
full warrantees."
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-05
John n. Wiiwer.

One of the prominen. and successful
young merchants OF this city is John 5.
Witwer, the well-known Studebaker
wagon man. Mr. Witwer has made
specially of Studebaker Brothers Man
ufacturing Company's vehicles, consist
ing of freight, farm, express and spring
wagons carriages and buggies, since he
established himself in business here,
August 10, 1872, and has built up the
largest wagon trade of any other dealer
in Northern Texas He has also estab-
lished branch house at Fort Worth,
and associated with him there, his
former clerk, Howard Buck. The
wagons and buggies of the Studebaker
Brothers Manufacturing Company, Of
South Bend, Indiana, are admitted to
have no superior, and for strength, dur
ability and lightness of draft, have no
equal. The Studebaker works are the
largest of the kind in the world, and
have a capacity Of making a complete
wagon on an average of one every seven
minutes, besides manufacturing more
carriages and buggies than any other
factory in the West. Their facilities
for manufacturing first-class work are
uneycelled, employing, as they do, none
but skilled mechanics, and using the
latest and best improved machinery that
money can purchase, besides carrying
constantly a stock of seasoned lumber
sufficient to make 81 900 vehicles, which
enables them to use none but thor
oughly seasoned timber in the construc-
ton Of their work. Hence, the fact
that the Studebaker wagons and bug
gies are best when new, and good when
old. Mr.. Witwer also sells the Garden
City Clipper" cultivators and plows,
which are giving universal satisfaction
They are manufactured by the Furst ~
Bradley Manufacturing Company, Chi
cago, Illinois, one of the most extensive
pillow factories in the country. This
firm has taken especial care in con-
structing pillow adapted to the black
lands of Texas, and in this they have
fully succeeded.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-05
DeaI GENTLY wilh The stomnel.

DO not rack II with violent purg0tiy,s, OF
permanently impair ita tone with indigo De
BILE drugs OF any kind; but, II your digestion
Is impaired, your liver out OF order, your
frame debilitated, or nervous system un-
strung, use that wholesome and agreeable
Alternative and tonic, Hostetlers Stomach
BitteS, which win certainly AFFORD you tho
desired relief, None Of the oniciupl renee
dies can compare with tin restorative e.
ficacy, and as medicinal stmulaut 1t ny
far the most desirable rs well rs popular ar
tiole otis class, Its basis, the essential
principle of soand rye, is the best possible
agent for fastening the action OF the botuu-
ic ingredients which u holds Ia h0lu ion,
ANA those ingreI cents are TIE most eHta
clio s VIII oh chemistry eXlaCtS trom me
vegetable Kingdom, anu medical science up
pies 10 the cure Of disc, So,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-05
Russell a Co, of Massllon, Ohio,
ThreshiaE Aaehiaes, Engines, u orse.
powers, Etc, Etc.

This well-known house, is perhaps
doing the largest business of the kind,
done by any one house in the State.
They have established branch office at
No. 507 Commerce street, OF this city.
Their sales in this State alone, amount.
ed to over 100000 last year. The large
amount Of machines and engines they
sell annually, and the constantly in,
creasing demand for their goods has
compelled them to enlarge their inn.
mense factories from year to year, until
now they are the largest OF
the kind in the State Of Ohio. Their
buildings cover more than five acres
of ground, the main building having a
frontage Of four hundred feet. with
wings at each end four hundred feet
long and three stories high. They keep
constantly employed from three to FIVE
hundred skilled workmen, and turn
out annually several thousand threshers
and engines The best evidence of
the superiority and exeellency Of their
work is the constantly increasing de-
mand for them both in this and the
Northern States. Messrs. Russell & Co.
spare no pains or money to make their
work just as durable and substantial as
they can be made Of the very best Of
wood and iron.
Their branch Office in this city is
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Tho Lamar House.

This popular house situated on Main
street of this city is undoubtedly the
palace hotel of this state, Under the
efficient management Of ia present pro
prietor it has gained u most enyIable
reputation aud whilst surprising any
hotel in Dallas, it is far from coasing its
efforts to please and attract the traveller
and 10 striding onward, steadily and
rapidly, to fame and fortune, and ere
long the unanimous verdict of the way,
farer will be success 10 the Lamar the
palace hotel Of Texas The proprietor
has arranged cornplote suite of sample
rooms for commercial guests, and as
sures them and the public in general
that the Lamar will always be noted foI
cleanliness comfort and all other eject
ras of No, hotel
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Physicians and Surgeons.

Jno. H. Morton, NJ. D., Physician and Sur
con, Office over First National Bank. Resi-
ence corner San JacintO and Harwood SITS.
alias, Texas Calls to the country promptly
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