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maI25-tr No. sII Market S,oo.
I ETTRELL d WINE

I tTTRELL a WINE
i ARE OFFERING THE
Best Black SILK in the city. 81 80
Best Bla'k silk in the city, 81
Best Black SILK in the city. 81 rs
Splendid Black Silk, 81.
Good Black Silk. s5C.
Beautiful line Of Spring Dress Goods Just received
HWool Bunting, all col"Is.
Bunting. good quality, AT 25c.
Our 81 number of Black Cashmere is worth 81 IS
Black Cashmere at 2Sr. yrTg good,
Black Alpacas, from Is 10 SOC.
Black Henrietta Cloths of finest quality,
Black Iamise Cloths of finest quality.
Black Camels lair Grenadine AT 75c
Black Grenadines fTom 25c. tOSI
Large lot OF spring Dress Goods last years Styesl
15c sod for 40 and SOC.
beautiful line of Lawns Just IA.
Finest Linen Lawns. at &c.
Namsutta Cotton. lie.
Andruscoggin. &c. These Cuttons for cash onI,
Pillow-casa Cotton. 10c.
1O4 Sheeting at 15c.
Best 10-4 Sheeting at Soc.
Spragut's Calico, &c,
An-wool Basket Cloth. white, blue and cardin.,
(new), 15c.
Para>ols and Sun Umbrellas. Just received
Hamburg Edge from 81. up.
Beautiful line of Ladies' l ace Neck-wear.
Job Lot of Ladies' and Gents Hdkfs, about hair
value.
Table Linen Napkins and Dollies in great variety
Spring Cloths and CasSimeres cheap, Suits uSis
10 order on shortest notice.
Men Shirts ready for use, III and N.25.
Pain and Fancy Mattngs from zoe. up
Oil-ClotbS for Table and floor.
LUTTRELL 4 WINE
maI20-2~ 1880 Pa. are. cor. 10th II.
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- L II D
BLACK SILK.
STRIPED SILK.
COLORED SILK.
Our third grand special sale Of SILKS will be-
gin to-day, and will include large lot OF cOsre4
and striped Silks.
BLACK SILKS.
Good GroS Grain, rs cents
Fine Gros Grain, 81.
Extra Fine Gros Grain, 81. rs.
Magnificent Gros Grain, 81 So
superior quality eros Grain. I'll. IS.
Magnificent Cschemire Royal Sc
All OF these Silks are Of the well known CACHE
MIKE MILAS0 brand of Sayyie
Gle. Lyons and Milan,
STRIPED SILKS
Good quality, all celors. as cents
PLAIN COLORED SILKS
Large variety, all colOrS, 81.
We are the only store in the city that make a
specially of 81 ks, and we will guarantee ALL or
OUR sILks to be much less than the same goods
can be had for anywhere in this country.
CALL WILL CONVINCE THE MOST SCEP.
TICAL OF THIS FACT.
C0SNOLLY'S,
m21-u SOS Ninth street, opp. Patent once
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MEDICAL, &c.

nR; BROTHERs' INvIGORATISG COR
IL DIAE never fails to cure all cases Of Nervous
Deplnty, seminal Weakness. OF Lost yigor in
old or young. 800 b st. sw., opposite Smith
sonian. marco 2w'
nR. LEON, The Oldest Established and only Re-
" liable Ladies' Physician In the City, can b
CONSUMED every Tuesday, wednesday and bstur-
CAY, % NO SOo 9Th ct. NV, from TO O'Clock.
Au Female Complaints quickly cured. Once and
hesldence, . Monroe st., Baltimore. novl4-1y
NONsULT DIR. LEON, the oldest establishsd
~ specialist In the city. He guarantees o permA-
nent and speedy cure In the shortest time possible
OF all Acute and Chronic Skin Diseases. Abandoned
and u,treated cases . specially. thorough cure
OF no charge. separate consulting rooms 300 9th
ct. NV. Eov1-ly
CPECIAL NOTICE.-Dr KUBKkTsON can BE-
y consulted every Wednesday and Saturday ~ his
Once, 021 ID St.. between 9th and 18th, from 20 o
Nervous Diseases, viz: Organic and Seminal Weak
ness, Nervous Debility, Impotency, Premature Do
cay, Nervous Trembling, PApitaton Of the Heart,
Dimness OF Sight or Giddiness, Indigestion, a.,
&C., Ill resulting from abuses in youth eIoessee In
manhood, and early indiscretfons, 8onorThBA
STRUCTURES and Syphilis quickly cured. DIR. X. IL
native OF Baltimore, with II years, experience In
sPecA practice endorsed by the leading hysiciAns
on hn city visits Washington every "Wednesday
ment for any Of the above diseases, win ind Il b
their interest 70 call upon him, who win insure
honof1ble and scientific treatment and cure guar.
anteoo In every case he undertakes. VIII refer hiG
patrons 20 any OF the leading physicians Of Bait.
more, and show letters Of Testimonials from TT
same. CAL or address q Above. or 70 10 South IN.
taW street Baltimore. mAr1D-iy
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hN Eli Of r ERED l n DRY GOODS
Two hundred pieces C2OO) OF one ward wide Pa
cine Cretonne Cambria, In beautiful colored iig-
ures, only nine and a half cents (9lD, worth To-,
in every city in the United States: Also beautifui
Pacific figured Lawns, only 10. worth l2b We
are selling an excellent RIesched Cotton good xs
Fruit of the Loom, only 8.
Beautiful figured Linen Lawns; Buntings i'm an
coiofs ana shades, Al very low price: New York
Mills Shetttng. the widest and best made, at \
Spe' Ia low price: We are selling the cheapest Rlark
Sliks IT, Arlington; Black Silks, good quality IS:
biack silks excellent quality. 81: Rack Silks.
rea Satin finish, sublime quality. only 81 25 worth
81 i5-lhls Is special bargain: Black Tamese.
Back SIX Warp Henrietta: Black Grenadines:
All PURE Wool Black tsshmeTe, very wide double
Wldih onlE so: Black Cashmere, double fold. %.
EXCELLENT Elack Alpaca. %: three hu 1dred pieces
t5UoD oil CaSslmeTeS Tor mems and boys wear, at
The very loves cash prices, ranging from SIC 10
Si6O; beautiful Spring Dress Goods part wool IS;
FlllowCa>e Cotton. TO-; Plaid Muslin IL: beauti-
tul Spr ng shawls: excellent quality Bed Ticking
new STYLE stripe, double twilled. one yard wide
20; English Stockings, regular made four pair for
81; Lac for Curtains. All of these great bargain,
at The New Dry Goods Store
CARRIERS,
Db-fr No
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SO Maryland will not receive our cOnvictS in
her penitentiary any longer. Maryland is re-
solved that her WOrkingmen shall not be
ruined by foreign cheap labor
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$50, 600 WORTH OF
NEU CATERS IND TIES
ALL. HEILBURN g.
No. 4O2 SEVENTH STREET NV.
Sign Of ''That Ola Woman Of 3fine.''

Gents Hand Sewed CATERS, s., -
Hand-sewed Ties. 81 so.
The Old Mems Comfort, very broad, 81.
That SO Gents Cater. can't DE beat.
Gents Office and Work Shoes, 75c,
Men Lasting and Buckskin Shoes.
Ladies' Congress and Lace CATERS Sc.
Side Lace Caters, 81. rs to 50.
Seamless Button very fine, 50.
Our 81. so FRENCH HEEL, the leader.
Ladies Buskins and Slippers, 40c.
Misses Fine Kid Shoes, with protection. 81.
Misses and Boys School Shoes, soc.
Kid Button Heeled. for children. t05.
Children S LaceS and Ties, all Leather, Csc.
Infant Shoes, 10, Is. zoe.
The best makes of Gents, Ladies' and Children 5
Shoes ali widths i'll endless Variety" ap1 I'm
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nEMONGDOT's AMBRoNAL for the lair
~ and Scalp, &c. Depot, GIG 9th ST., opposite
W -. fa6nt Omces mAr6-u
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Ihree.8toru Brick RoaLses kor Sol

Issue on the LIST and 18th Of each month .'Bul.
letin OF all property for sale and rent my books
which can be had on application at my once, or
will be sent by mail Ii desired.
auction Sales
On MONDAY, April It. al 5 D. M. valuable UNI
improved property Oh 24rh and n SITS. NV.
On MONDAY, April 8-h. at 9. m, valuable i'm
proved property, corner Sd and SITS. NV.
Loans
$1.5c0, 81, 900. $500 $3.50. at per cent. m30-tr
DEAL ESTATE BULLETIN,
III WIN. E. BURFORD, 70S street.
For Rent.
No. 80! E ST.. near Judiciary Square, has nine
rooms all modern improvements, reduced to 49,
For Sale.
II offer great inducements in four two-storv Brick
HOUSES; two entirely new. at 81, 400 and 81 OOO
on easy terms. Also, three pieces of PROP ERTY
to exchange for larger property centrally located
To Loan.
$40, 900, 50 600, IS 600 and So 600 on first cl ASS
real estate at 8 Der cent. ma o8.tr
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10A AHEETlNG, Is CENTS YARD,
~ y Plaid Nainsook, III cents yard
Victoria Lawn, III cents yard
Inserting, Id cents dozen yards
Black Alpaca, 1b cents,
Cashmeres, 20 cents.
Paid Dress Goods. 10 and l2- cents
m6-1m JOS. b. BAILEY, cor 7fk a Fsse
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To Correspondence.

Letters should be addressed to the Editorial OF
Business Manager Of THE STAR. according to their
tenor, and not to any Individual name. Otherwise
provoking delays may occur.
Checks, ETC., should In all cases be made payable
70 the order Of THE EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER
ComPAEY-not to that Of any Individual.
A1Anonymous communications not read; 10
fec 81 manuscripts not returned or preserved.
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nk. .; Z. MCKINLEY. Of Germanton, Phila-
- delphia, Is the author Of system of medicine
for the efectual cure Of Chronic Drunkenness, His
charges run from $16e to $3.50 and upWards The
matter, marl-26t
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Acreage strOrn Daily Circulation oref
17,5OO-being much inr0rr bona nae
regular circulation than that Of "H me
other daily papers ia the cay """e"
toupfEer.
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FROM THE TRUMPET AND UNIVERSAL
IST MAGAZINE
"Many OF our personal friends have been cured
by the PERUVIAN SYRUP, but we have one
OUR OWN Personal. EXPERIENCE! No
authority can put lis dOwn-n0 argument can
contradict 1t: and no gOOu snail be spared on
part until knowledge of this blessing shall be
spread broadcast among the people.
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1873 DRESS GS0Ds. 1873
NEW SPRING ,oo

N Z" SPHINV
~ DRY GOODS
We have Just opened new Bourettes, Knicker-
bOckers, silks. Cashmeres, Lawns &C
500 Silk Sun Umbrellas tor I.a,fies and Genila-
men; Ianging in price from 81 30 up 10 S. 90
AndroScOggin Cotton. NC
Fruit of the Loom. DC.
l.Onsdae Cambria, IL &C.
W. w. BURDKTTK 4 op.
No. 7O6 ST. Nw.f m,r9-,,
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AN EMINENT DIVINE OF BOSTON SAYS:
IL have used the PERUVIAN SYRUP for some
time past: it gives me NEW VIGOK. BUOY
ANCY OF SPIRITS, Ell ASTICTTY OF MUS
Gle
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ONE OF THE MOST EMINENT JURISTS OF
NEW ENGLAND
Writes 20 friend follows: 81 have tried the
PERUVIAN SYRUP and the result fully suS-
tains your predictions. 1t has made A NEW MAN
of me, infused into my yStem new vigOr and en-
ergy. am no longer tremuOuS and debilitated,
as when you last saw Inc, but stronger, heartier
and with. larger capacity for labor, mental and
ply steal, than at any time during the last five
years.
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pN THOMAS j. MYERS,
- Real Estate Agent, 1916 ST.
FOB RENT.
1o-rocm Brick. MOD imps., s36 Pst.
II 90 50 mod. imps. cor. VT. ave. and n ST.
IL Frame. moe. impS.. E ST., bet IA 1871
- Brick, IN. j., No. 80 st NV mar23-2w
nor RENT: FOR RENT. FOR RENT!
HOUSES FOR RFNT IN ALL SECTIONS OF
THE CITY,
AND AT ALL PRICES BY
THEO. F. GATCHELL.
Real Estate and Insurance Agent
ma'23 tt LeDrOt Building. corner 9th and SIS
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.Af' FLElscHMANN 4 CO.'S
OOMPRESsED YEAST.

Al hrst class grocers keep IL.
Everything that succeeds and has merit has imi.
0tors and counterfeiters; therefore II you wish to
axe edvAntAGe OF the superior quality of CAT,
HieaschmAnn d Co. q COMPRESSED YEAST see
That worthless limitations are not pAlmed on upon
The genuine Gan, Yleischman q Co.'s CON-
pressed YEAST he's On the Wrapper our arm
name or trade mark 1an22-1y
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SiDiN6 HABITS
Made to order after the latest
ENGLISH STYLES.
mais0-St W. 5. TEL, saS Pa, ave.
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.

SETH W. FOWLE SONS, PropristorS SO
Harrison avenue, Boston. Sold by All Druggists.
Pamphlets free. Send for one. ap1- tn, I'm
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Supplies the blood with its Vital Principle of
Life Element, IRON. infu,ing Strength
vigOr and New Life into all parts of the Sys-
tenn. Being FREE FROM ALCOHOL, its en-
ergiziug effects are not followed b y corresponding
reaction, but art permanent.
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

L%OR REST-Ten-room HOUSE, 1SO9 18th St
IL Rent s25. Apply 11O6 1. 81. NV. ap1-3t
RRRENT-Furnishedo or nfurnished Ko Ms.
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CPE(IAL BARGAINS:H
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PERSONAL.

n. MATcH REPAIRER.
For - years with III. 6EMKEN, now at -
Bis PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. ~
Dempsey g Stationery Store ~
LADIES WATCHES A SPECIALITY
Watches put Ia complete order BY me are guar an.
teod Tor one year. or money refunded, febl-3 n
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Mark Twain'S Punch Brothers. Punch
MARTUS WARDS EASTER CARDS.
New designs In great variety.
SOLOMONS CHAPMAN,
(AgentS Laurence's Pure Linen PaperS,)
apl-u 0f1 HenmsVlc0nta 0ce.
ner CONGRATULATIONS never set; lay 240 eggs
Inonibs - nhsts commence laying when three
NV. W. uoAon' W. TO m slf-tt
mar30-3t"
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FoR SALE-AT GREAT sACRIFICE-A GRO
= tEkl and PRoNISlON STORE. for S3'o;
siI uated corner 9TH and ID. Sw, apl-S
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A CONGRESSMAN WHO CAN'T
SLEEP.

Washington Letter to the Philadelphia Tlmes.l
Some strange stories are told of Hewitt,
which would be very amusing If they did
not relate to his malady, insomnia. 1t
Is probable he sleeps fewer hours than
any man in America. He is gradually
dying for want of sleep. One year he
had quarters near Wilokes's, and he was
driven wild, or imagined be was, by the
early Growing OF cock. He had COM
planned of it for some time, but the cock
crowed all the same. Finally, in a fit of
desperation, he told Welcker's colored
man. John, that he would be d-d il he
could stand 1t any longer. and he would
give 50 for the damned roostsr's head.
John is thrifty lad of few words. He
left thethreatening presence at once and
sought the owner of the cock. He had
no difficulty in buying the fowl for
seventy-fye cents, and the wringing of
his neck was quick work. He placed the
head upon salver. like John the Bap-
lists. and presented himself before the
Congressman salver in hand. This made
Hewitt laugh, but he paid the five dol
lars. John next sold the dead cock to
Mr.. WelAker for fifty cents, and cleared
$4.75 for his mornings work. Last
Winter Mr.. Hewitt occupied quarters in
the house where Mr.. Fish lived during
his whole term as Secretary Of State.
Some time before the session he sent his
man out to engage quarters. Money was
no object, and the man, obedient to his
instructions. hired not only the rooms
for Mr.. Hewitt's own use, but those all
around them and above them. These he
kept idle in order to prevent others get
ling them and using them. The noise
of anybody walking disturbed him great
ly, and by hiring all those rooms about
him he was isure OF being reasonably
quiet. Thus having longer purse than
Senator Cunkling, he hired the apart
ments that ths latter had previously oc-
cupied and intended to occupy them
again, and that created an i'll feelin for
awhile. M. Hewitt owns great Many
houses, but he can sleep in none OF them.
Sometimes he will fancy he can sleep at
a certain place. He at once buys or
builds house there, but the voice that
followed the Wandering Jew, $50 on!
Go on continues to pursue him. He
is merely waiting for the great hereafter,
where there is rest for the weary.
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RONOR AMONG THIEVES.

Bellew, in his account of the mission
which he accompanied into Afghanistan,
tells a most remarkable story, which
may be quoted as illustrating not only
the determination which the race is
capable of, but OF sense of honor
snch was the word the relator used and
although it is only honor among thieves,
there was mixed with it desire for the
honor OF the family to which the hero of
the story belonged, which would be
creditable anywhere.
The person who tells the tale was
called Khan Gul, and he was one of the
actors in it.. The whole of his family
had. at former period, became band
OF robbers, which occupation they prac.
ticed, seemingly on the sly, and their
neighbors were kept in the dark about
their doipgs. They had determined on
robbing a house at some distance, and
going there during the night they made
bole through the mud wall. Khan
Gul's brother. like Oliver Twist, was
passed in, and he began to hand out
whatever was within his reach.
The people Of the house chanced to
waken up, upon which the brother tried
to made his escape, but while in the act
OF returning through the hole in the wall,
those on the inside caught him by the
feet. Now began tug like the "tug of
war;" fiercely they pulled to get him out
OF the hole, but 1t was useless; those
within had one or two holding Oh to each
leg, and the burglar was held as il in a
wise. The fear that they would be recog-
nizsd and detected became at last the
dominant feeling, and, as they could not
possibly pull him out, they determined
on an extreme measure, and one 30 very
extreme that it was hard to believe it
could have occurred to any others than
these knife-using Afghans.
The only plan to prevent identity was
to cut off the head. carry it away and
leave the body; and the very striking
part of this tale lies in the fact that it
WAS done at the suggestion of the man
himself, and, as he expressed at that in
stant, 80 that "the honor OF the family
might be preserved undefled." This
was done. They fed with the head only,
leaving all the spoil which had heen
thrown ou'. and, as Khan Gul ended the
story. ne thanked God that the honor of
the house had by these means been pre-
served. There is something heroic in
such acts. Neither Agamemnon nor
Achilles, as described by Homer, sug-
gests q chapter capable of such devotion.
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Application for a Patent
re THE
RED CLOUD MINE.
No. 464.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
Eureka, Nevada September 16, 1878.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT A. ].
~ Blair and Abe Richard, whose postofhce
address is Bristol, Lincoln county, Nevada, have
this day filed application for patent for 600
linear feet Of the Red Cloud mine or vein bear
ing silver and lead, with surface ground 400 feet
in width, situate. lying and Being in Bristol
Mining District, County of Lincoln, and State
of Nevada, and known and designated by the
field notes and official plat on file In this Office
as lot No. SO.
The exterior boundaries to said lot No. SO, be-
ing as follows, to wit: Variation 16 deg. east.
Commencing at post married No. !,
United States survey No. 38. Whence post
in stone mound marked U. 2. monument Ne. /
bears N. 89h W. 80 feet, and the working shaft
on this lode bears 80 deg. N. 31e feet. Thence
post marked No. 9, U. s. survey No. SO; thence,
I'd course, 8. 20 deg. E. 400 feet, to post marked
No. 8, U. 8. survey No. SO; thence, Sd course, N.
81 deg. T.. 600 feet, to post marked No. I, q. 8.
survey No. SO; thence, 4th course, N 20 deg. W.
400 feet, to post No. l, the place OF beginning,
containing 60-100 acres.
This claim is bounded on the northeast by the
Hillside mining claim. and on the southwest by
the Tempest mining claim.
The location Of this Mine 10 duly recorded In
the Recorders office Of Bristol Mining District,
in the County of Lincoln and State Of Nevada,
on page 20. in Book Of said Bristol District
Mining Records. Any and all persons claiming
adversely any portion Of said Red Cloud mine
or said mining ground az hereinbefore described,
are required to file their adverse claim With the
| Register Of the United States Land Once ct Eu-
| reka, in the State Of Nevada, during the sixty
! days Period Of publication hereof, or they will
| be barred by virtue Of the provisions Of the
| Statute.
se21-60d d. B. l4HEL .kogieter.
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BROTHER AND SISTER TO BE HANaE]

BROTHER AND SISTER TO BE HANGED
in Liberty county, Georgia, on the night
of the 18th ult.. one Sam Gauldin went
to the house of Simon Osgood, who lived
10 Liberty county, to enquire about a
debt which Gauldin owed Osgood, and
Osgood had given constable to collect.
There was dispute. and Simon Osgood,
who is an old man. with three OF his
sons and grown daughter, siezed Gaul-
din and beat him terribly with sticks.
fence rails. and hoe. He died the next
day. Two of the sons, Henry and Ray
mond, are grown men; the other. James.
is youth of nineteen. Henry escaped,
but all the others we're arrested, and on
Wednesday and Thursday were tried.
The old man. Simon, was found guilty
of voluntary manslaughter, and sen
tenced to twenty years in the Psniten-
tiary; Raymond and Ellen were convict
ed of murder. and sentenced to be
hanged on Thursday, the 10Th OF Decem.
Der; and James. convicted of involun.
tary manslaughter, was sentenced to one
year in the Penitentiary.
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satisfa ction guaranteed in all cases.
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T. When a country editor, who is strug-
Cling along, trying to rear large family
and build up town ON an income Of
$500 year. discovers that q baseball
pitcher hauls $4,000 for the season, it
makes him sit down on the roller box and
think Cincinnati Breakfast Table.
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Ssmbo, who had recently been out at
sea, during hard gale, said: "All de
passengers was heaving and de captain
gave orders for the ship to heave to.
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Opera East and West: Minnie Hauck
is raising the air in New York. Tommy
Hawk ia whoopine 1t on the plains
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The Boston droop is the latest femi-
nine weakness. 1t is produced by pick.
ing up the skirts of the period.