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FOR THIS WEEK ONLY.
WE OFFER
THE FOLLOWING GREAT BARGAINS IN
WATCH
LAT 1RS' SOLID GOLD WATCHES, Sl4,
N1CkRL CHA1ELAlNES STEM INUER, Sc. So
GEN1 IS SILVER WATCHES, e. so.
SOLID GOLD ELGIN STEM WINDER9, 1926.
WALT HAM IA KARAT -WINDERS SAT. so.
similar reduction Of 10 PER GENT on all other
grades Of Watches.
IL. HARRIS & CO.,
m3l-N 432 ITH STREET, BETWEEN ANDE.
AT SARATOGA SFRINGs.-For sale or will
"a rent for season, elegant MANSION, A 4
Iniiy ana handsomely furnished. Carpets YEHA4
al new; 10 rooms large barn, stabling ~. .itE 1
ior SIX Horses; takes in whole block; five miuuIes
fIom Springs and Park; every Convenience in
House Apply to e. II. LUDLOW 4 90 Pine
ST.. or ll3O Broadway. New York. m3l-t s-3s
RRUCEyILLE STEAM POWER WHOLESALE
~ ICE CREAM FACTOkY-I am prepared to
furnish to Camp Meetings. Picnics, Confecuoners.
hOteai1. stores, 90 sGOoth. rich CREAM at TNs-
sonaoIe prices. send N Trial Order. Terms
potifiyely cash. 8. WEANT, York Road, Carroll
Oo., Mo. It.
u CoBB's ISLAND. VA.
Eurf Bathing, ishng. Snipe Shooting q
Thte Hotei Is reopened for the reception VEA9
week, sS5 per month: Route from Norfolk Or t5,s
Point per steamer. Northampton to Cherrvs,one
every Monday. Wednesday and Friday For fur
Their information address ~A A"A
mS) Inn J. T. sPADY. Proprietor.
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II the testimony given by General Manager
Eckert In court is to be relied on the interests
OF the public have so far not been as disastrous
ly affected by the recent consolidation of the
two great telegraph companies OF the country
as was apprehended. On the other hand, &C
cording TO Mr.. Eckert, ell interests are better
served now, and at less expense, than before
he says the general area Of telegraphic connec-
ton has been increased since the combination,
and the service is more expeditions and certain
than 1t was, while the price OF telegrapaing has
In no case been advanced. These statements
are important, If true, and We are glad to give
thf m publicity. For our part, we have no doubt
OF their truth,-up TO the present time. What
concerns the public now Is whether they Will
hold good year or two hence. 1t Is not In the
nature OF monopoly to miss good chance of
squeezing those In its power, and II this one
eventually declines to take ad .antage OF all It's
opportunities it will be a conspicuous excep
ton to the general rule, and Jay Gould Is not
the kid OF man he ia usually take- for.
The Herdic Chariot Company of Philadel-
mia has failed, financially, and it r3 likely
that the vehicles Will be Withdrawn from the
streets OF that City at an early day. The col
lapse, which seriously affects Representative
Kelley. who had invested considerable money
In the enterprise, and was its principal money
Dacker, Is said to be due to the worthless char
acter of the chariots originally furnished, and
not TO want OF patronage. Out OF sixty, all
told, 1t was impossible to keep more than
twenty-five coaches On the street. the rest
being In the shop for repairs AMI improvement.
1t Is said that those at work earned a profit OF
s4OO per day, each, but the shop expenses,
together with the cost of keeping surplus
horses, more than exhausted this revenue, and
wrecked the concern.
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MUsIoAL AUTHORITIES ON DECKER
III BROTHERS. PIANOS. - Theodore
are. In every respect. superior instru- VtEyV
rents. Their tone is pure, rich. brilliant. very
Their work9 anship is of the very best. They are
ursurpaeeed BY any other piano fortes ve have
ever seen. G. h. KUHN. Sole Agent also for Bur-
6ett Organs. m3I
nlLLER HOUSE Most deshtful location in
~ the state; scenery beautiful; ca 81 IL
pass through the town to Gettysburg. Ia vEAY
ole supplied from country market. lEM
Charges moderate. Bus to and from depot Tree.
For form alton apply to Mrs. E. L. RIDGELY,
Hanover. Pa. m3l-lm
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COUNTRY BOARDING.

RooM FOR SIX MORE SUMMER BoARpKRs
Ii at Chestnut Hill, ten minutes walk from
Orange Station, Va, Midland r. r. large lawn,
qniret. Address ALEX. DALEY. Orange vir-
ginia. m3O-3t
GUNNER BOARD AND RESIDENCE. The
- stone MANSION, delightfully."- COOL end OF
18th St. new ly renovated and furnished through
out. APPLY at 1915 l4th st. northwest. ms ST.
pOARDING-'Mills' Place, on b & o. RR,
ID miles from city: frst-ciass accommoda ons;
miI sral sprtrgs near residence. Address II. A.
DhURY, star Office. mas ST.
EINE RESORT FOB INVALIDs-Pure mineral
II end iron waters-six MI &c from Washington;
hehihy loo alton; reference. i,r Tbos Kesch, 645
PennsS i aria avenue east Address Mrs. row
LEI, III! attsvllle, Md. m2s-S
T ARGE. AIRY. COMMUNICATIVE ROOMS.
y alto finsle Room, with good COUNTRY
within easy walking distance OF Boundary and lam
streets Also Stable hoom. Address Box ~, Star
office. m25-sr'
GOOD COUNTRY BOARD; house and rooms
from Re- daily mails sha tTs ten w mS.
ington and the west river half mile; fine bass fish,
ing Terms reasonable. References exchanged.
Address Mis-. GEO. n. WASHINGTON, spring
neld, HAMPSHIRE county, West Virginia. n26-6t.
NtUNTRY BOARD-In a private family. Wisa
" healthy location, with shade and fruit, in Alex
andria county, Va. within five miles OF Washing
ton. near " o. railread Army and Navy pre-
COUNTRY ROARD-IN PRIVATE FAMrLY-O)ol
" pleasant house and thady srounas; raiirosd
station on farm exceedingly healthy; Piedmont
region horses at reasonable rates; good roads
mia 2w&jel-2w A. @. MASON, Mason, Va.
WOODsIL T. = Excellent BOARDTNG may be
w had at this pleasant country home, three miles
from Berryville. near Shenandoah Valley railroad.
T9r terms snd fnrher particulars spply TO BET
lie VAN METRE. berryyille. CLARK county. Va.
m1S-im'
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PROFESSIONAL.

nR. STARR PARsoNS-DENr1sr-439 9Th st..
" southeast corner 9Th and northwest -
Filling speciality. Extracting 10 Ia fySvy-SS
q M, Wednesdays, free for the poor. ~--14-$
First class references. uhsrges reasonable $50 6m
nk r. PARsONp, DENrTsr, 42s 7tn street
IL northwest, between ID aud streets, e.
over Ballantynes Bookstore Operative, C53y~A
Surgical and Mechanical Dentistry skill
fully PEI formed. Extracting at night. Charge
moderate. Consultation free. MI
Useful FEET and exercise in the open air
" and sunshine, promote health, comfort and
longevity, hence, thousands from far and near
visit Db, WHITES Establishment, l4l6 Penn'a
avenue, opposite Wizards Hotel for RELIEF from
and avoidance of ailments Of the feet Hours q.
m to pm. Fee 81 per visit. apl2
nR. WEIsENBoRN. DENTIST, sl5 9Th street
~ northwest CELEULCID TEETH in 80
serted 81 Per Get. aud al operstions on the SS9Yh
natural teeth at reasonable prices. EK- -
tracing, 50 cents. ,anl9
nR. DUKE. DENTIST. us l4th street northwest.
~ between street and New York ave 60
nue.-Beautiful Sets Of Teeth, as; Teeth cSS6A
Filled, 81; Extracting Without Pain. 80 cts.
All operations warranted. isnls
~ St, three doors from corner Z. Den en-
ustry in all its branches Teeth insert-dSH3YY3
81 per set All work warranted. janis
/" q. CANDEE, M.D.,V D., of n. Y.-Vitsp-
HI athy or Vital Cure for all diseases OF body
and mind. Lung and throat. Consumption. Loss
OF Vitality. HemorIh0ides or Piles Cstarrh and
all weaknesses specially. AL Tumors nasrls.
or Blood Diseases OF whatever name or nature
thoroughly eradicated from the System. ktutter-
ing aid stanmering cured. Consultation free 70
northwest. febl
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rUKNINGHAM, THE wELL-KNOWN. RELI-
u able Halter, Is prepared to DO ail kinds OF
work in his line. New SILK HATS made to order
and old ones remodeied. Remember the mum Der.
40 9Th street northwest. mayN
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SaT EMILY FRaScEs aged s,ssen yea Year. ana n
Callahan " ~ o "~'s ~
Funeral from No. 1916 Cs, Columbia street northw,~.
hentves and friends by attending will afford consa-
CLARKE On Friday. August 5th 1881 HAnRY
EM i IN only son OF James b and Laura r. cisshe.
uneral from the Residence of his father. Sunday shs
9TH inst. at pm.
s S9kRiGAS In ely on Thgr,ay Aggns, co.
NJ innesota -
GAVIN. On the morning Of Angus, ssh. 1854.
second year Of his life.
The tuners. win tate place at half past O'Clock sun.
street northwest Friends of the family respectfully
FIVE weeks, RICHARD b. JACKSON Youngest ci,ild Of
J3s H and Eizaheth jackson. seed seven months
Funeral services from the residence of his parents
No 20i3 NJ street northwest, Monday the sth inst
at 4 O'Clock pm.
DENNIS LEAHY, native of Abbsyfeale county, LAM
Relative and sns ars h9e o attend the uu.
s wnen sanes Pa from hs late residence $40 e..nt
SULLIVAN. On Friday. August g. 1851 at 7 pm
Fila, daughter Of The late Patrick and Mary sullivan
Funeral from the residence q her aunt. Mrs. Kcrr
corner of sixth and + streets northwest on SUNDAY
are respectfully invited to attend. Intsrment al NOW
Rood Cemetery, GEORGETOWN. DC.
WARD; Departed tins life August 5th 1881 at Z. q.
lis age .'''''" H. Ai'D' III ''e HA'' third year :"
Fuperal from his late residence, No 527 Sixth rcet
northwest, Sunday. 7th int, 80 r. m. Friends OF
the family are respectfully invited 70 attend.
WHlTEHAND. On Friday. August 5, 1881 ROBr
HAkPER only son of J. II. and Annie whitehand. ssed
m. Friends invited
WRIGHT: On Friday. August sth 1881. WILLIAM
H. WRIGHT, at his home, No. 633 D street southwest
PEACEFULLY after long illness from Hright's dsears
afternoon.
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1901 THE GREAT 1901
4OOl PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE 1901
TO The NORTH WEST AND SOUTHWEST.

-
potBIE TRH Stsy STEEL TEE sH R2 ir''
Is EFFECT MAY 18th. ISL. AASi'
TRAINS LEAyE wAsHINGTON. from Depot. corner
For rttsb1rs i anu - the Wsss 500 a@ daily with
Sleeping Cars TO Fttsburg and Chicago; 10 80 a. m.
daily. with Sleeping Cars from Harrisburg to GIN
with Palace Cars To PittsburY.
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
Pzrior Car TO Watkins and the North. at 90 a. m.
daily. except Sunday. $50 p. daily. except Sat
priay with Palace Cars to Canandaigua and wat
Tor Wiiliamsport. Lock Haven and Elmira, at 10 80
For New s 9Ya aTk s saG9e IT. sunday fsa
Io;99 and lo:l5 pm. On Sunday 200, 1000 and
10 I'm, limited express of Pullman Paror Cars
For Brooklyn, NY, all through trains connect at Jer
sey CITY with boats of Brooklyn Annex afforriing
ferriaze across New York city. "'oioins oouo'e
For Philadephia 500 M. 10 80 m co. 40 10 90
Limited E1prss.. $50 s mo- dss, s eS
30 4s6 SO $50 1870 io .na lon and 100
SUNDAY; 500. 1880 a. m, AGO. $40. $50. 1905
For Pores Greek Line. $40 a. and 44o IN daily
For fan sp 1 ssS In and 44o pm. daily. eucep.
sSb a mp Hsb
For AiesandIia. 90, 7:9o. 40. and IL 80 an. 40
so S;so s;e :, and II 80 Pm, ON sunday 4
Tor I and he south and SO sba ,o
Trains s;s Az fo s.R sshsss Sy
m and 400 midn,shs On sunday 4. 4 s:os s. sn q
1000 an: 200 and s;os .. N:
Shsre orders can Be s ior te c6seSa9 q ssssss :
]. B. WOOD. 0eneral Passsngu Agent
FRANK THOMSON. General Aanas0. nOv20
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The morning prayers were led by Rev. a. K usx,
experience meeting by Rev. c. r. Hill. H
morning sermon was preached 10y Rev. W. u.
Wilson, at the conclusion of which Rev. ~.
Joyce. pastor of sc. Psul's LIE. church, Cincla-
natl, offered a deeply impressive prayer. M
afternoon sermon WAS preached by Rev. Sylvia
nus Townsend. Young peoples meeting was
led by Rev. Collins Denny. At night Rev. n4Ear
wilson preached. Among the visitors ycstap1ny
was Rev. Thes. Mccormick. Of the MP. cl1foA,
who Ii 70 years old. and has been prcachisg 6sr
IN Wears
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RAILROADS.

baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD
THE MODEL FAST LINE, AND THE ONLY LINE
THE EAST AND THE WEST. VIA WASHINGTON.
DOUBLE TRACK 5 hs1I! couPIER' STEEL
SCHEDULE TO TAKE EFFECT SUNDAY. MAY Odd.
A. NJ. LEAVE WASHINGTON.
f22OFFCH HT "a % CINCINNATI. AND ST. LOUIS
Erect fsf Gy and Way Stations
S S;E winchester. HaserssoWn. and Way via
# SGskf aad way ss 1 AND nosrox
sfkEs SAr hS6 SaT NsY I ESPREss
for HaserssOwn and 1t Point Of Rocks 'f fox
ssOoaon sunday only. for Baltimore. Annapolis and
1000 c sALTIMoRE EXPRESS t,.ops at Huntsville
ePqFiT sBd hin0 GHaGo CINCINNATI AND
ST. LOUIS EXPRESS.
12lo Baltimore Elcott City. Annapolis and Way Sta
iIBas sqPs1y ely k Fl Rsm0re and Way
,vBALTIMoKE. PHILADELPHIA AND NEW
Baltimore aud Way Stations Winchester, Fred
eIsz THAM1e5sfp 5nd rIfsS Ii kea Sb LAUREL
EMPRESS l Kiss. Frederick. via Relay. stops at Annap
chester and Way stations. ,GGn Sunday to Point Of
Stations n,
Of A an nav eas sons and la0rs
f643- Baltimore and Way Stations
1:3V.BALTIMORE, HYATTSyuLE AND LAUREL
EXPRESS.
fsI5-PIrTsBURG. CINCINNATI and ST LOUIS
EMPRESS.
fSs50-PHILADEI.PHIA. NEW YORK and BOSTON
AT s NfT Eo. and LAUREL
amy Station 5eSse ss washington S' an and annapos
Junction.
tDaiIy. tsundays only Other trains daily. except
Sunday.
AL trains from Washington stop at Relay Station
For further information apply at the Baltimore and
Ohio Ticket Office, Washington Station and 619 and 1851
Pennsylvania avenue, I4th street. where orders
any point in the city. ms
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sporting Notes.


Seven thousand people were present q the
races at the Buffalo Driving Park yesferday.
The 2;l9 race. for purse OF $500 divided wss
won IN three straight heats by rrinket wcdRe-
wood being second, and Alexander third; ttne,
S;tSs4. 2lsSs. Ais. The 2l5 class rsce for Q
purse OF $500. was won by Midnight who toek
the second. fourth and fifth heats $3.50 wiun1aw
the mrs, and Charley Ford the third time, 22ok.
2l9. 2:l91 !. 2:5o. 22l. The 2:25 race for purss
OF $500 divided. was postponed afte or four heats
had been trotted- Josephus won the first and
second heats. and Fanny Witherspoon the th1rd
and fourth: time. 2:20. 2:20sf. 2:l9s<. 2ao.
The third race nj Saratoga was won nv Dpl-
monts Olivia II was FIVE furlonc,s and Tn,
time l:o1s4; the fourth race a mile and fur-
long. by Mr.. Collaize's Lucy Walker. time l,5s.
Base ball SCORES yesterday: At New York laef-
ropolitans 10. Atlantics :.
ELDER ATwATER. a Wisconsin Metbod{zf
preacher, affected the Peter Cartwright stvie OF
evangelism, and gained envable reputation
for piety and eloqaence; but his downfall has
been caused by committee. who watched hts
conduct at camprheeting. and made disoey-
cries confirming their worst suspicious
Hon. :. III. Ioder. Globe Mills Pa. Indarnes
St Jacobs OIL as the great rheumatic specific.
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THE TRADES.

GIBSON BROTHERS,
NJ PRACTICAL BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS
10l3 Pennsyfvania svelne, Washington. ID. c.
u Fine Printing specially. tanl9
DOOKBINDING.
ID The LYCETT BINDKRY employ! Arse-dn1 work
men and trns out superior work is one Of te Old
ct establishments in the city. lola Psnnsy1vanis sye-
nue., third floor. oca
IA PRINCESS
IL Is the name Of our new scent CIGAR: g superb
SICKLES California Cig1r StHoI
No. l0l1 Penn. ave-. bet. 10th and 1lth - 3e1k
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vUyHONAS DOvI INc .ro.,o,,no,
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON rREnrR.
sTREFTnSE c 1; FIFTH Mp SrXrH
e w 1 ISL at SIX &c front r% ss # the
g street i 'ss more less with depth q
Terms of sale ouetbir cash balance i, 81, and
twelve months with notes bearing interest at per cent
SO down 4 time Of sale Anelns At p ssdSds
s BENsINGER, Auctioneer
viii sen A On ho MaNh ~ kVEHHIfSSNG .r,c1rsT
E EnGII # SIX O'CLOCK il font q the premises
Square AZ Lot o ko Sss s SS
streets; Lot 20 feet front by no feet deem to an
anS is.1 improved 0s '~',s'f' frame house IN front
months notes to be secured BY deed Of trust on the
ss Ct ct Geo
asst ~A" So s. BENsiNGER. Auctioneer.
DUNCANsoN EROS .nc,oneer.
''n ana s'ree's northwest
MN 81 BIS SALE OF CHOICE CQILE &c
MHNSHP RS EN AN1 SHfH HsNh HqKK
rs, S6Lb TRACED. ANp WOOD MAksLEP.
GODS CopRIsiNf IPWsRns ~ TWENT "
FIVE R&IF az STILES 70 BE REkEMR
6 IUnIn SSi.D Al AUCIfON, WITHIN OUR
n oaaiLESIsooOMSG - ,
m sdi az len O'CLOCK.
Nal.es low SET ready Ior examination. au4-d
,r,uo,,,, ,,l>,,,,>
l'hoMAo Do"LlNG, Aucfioneer
,rp,r.,rp,o ,~1,,, ,,,-,,,,,-,,,,,,
mug 1919 Ers . SALE UF IHE FUKNlIUkE AND Eff
a6MMT rn VT LIE ,G0NGhESSiONAI. EOTEl,
w ib e Sa2,I,S SOaN EH NEW JERSEY AVENUE
~ MEL oooIhEAsI.
Of 5 RI slst ai 5a
2ts &C. one Of the land records for pistret Of Column
6la the UNDERMINED Trustee will sell At public auctions
NINTH. 1881. at TEN O'CLOCK AM, the Furniture
and Effects contained in schedule A attached to the
ABOVE trust and comprising III part
Walnut Parlor Furniture,
french plate Mirrors,
window Hang1ngs,
lounges
1T Tables.
Walnut and Maple Bedsteadf.
Dressing Cases. Washstands.
Mardrobes, Q. =. Chairs,
Brussels and other Carpets,
Hair and Husk Mattresses,
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DUNcANsON BROS, Auctioneerp,
~ Southeast corner 9th and d streets.


nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers,
~ Southeast corner 9TH and d streets.
FINE CARRARA MARBLE MANTEI. AT AUCTION.
VIII be added to sale of Mantels which takes place
GUST EIGHTH, at TEN O'CLOCK, one very elegant
second. hand Mantel Of Carrara Marble formerly the
property Of the lse Colonel Seaton finely scuptured
ana valuable account Of ts aociafions having been
being over 81, O00 1t
DEREatPTORY SALE OF THREE FRAME HOUSES
Max GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE:
ENTH. AT SIX O'CLOCK, we viii seu in front of the
premises parts Lots 10 and 70 in Mc63uires subdivision
9I square ga fronting ~ feet jackson Alley by
deh6n q % feet being IN rear Of Government Printing
lst streets west improved by houses Nos 49, 50 and
Terms: One-third cash. balance at six and twelve
months notes to hear interest and to be secured by
deed Of trust Terms to be complied with in days.
otherwise resale at risk and cost Of purchaser after five
days public notice. Cmyeyancing, &C., at purchasers
cost deposit of $50 ON each house required at time
a6-d&ds DUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.
nUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF PIANO, PARLOR SUITE AND
FRENCH CLOCK, AT AUCTION.
By virtue Of deed of trust given to me- will sell at
public 4id Goa, auction. on TUESDAY. NINTH DAY OF
O'CLOCK A. NJ. at the auction rooms of Duncanson
Bros Of 9Th and streets northwest Goods and
Chattels mentioned in Schedule A, attached to said
trust
One Piano, one Parior Suite,
One Gilt Frame Clock.
Terms cash.
SAMUEL STAILEY, Trustee.
A. Z. ALLEN. Attorney in fact a6-2t
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HOUSEFURNISHINGS.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES OF
REFRIGERATORs, WATER COOLERS, &c.
thirty days at 10 per cent off regular prices Those in
Ranges Slate MsneIs Hc S nd Il Is and ana foEsne
ase to call and examine large assortment Of above
Agents for st George and Stag Head Ranges Social
W. s. jerks h CO.,
1y4 M SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
NEW GOODS
POTTERY AND PORCELAIN.
DESSERT PLATES. DINNER SETS.
sTATUETTEs. TOILET SETS,
VASES, TEA SETS.
FINE PLATED WARE and Choice Bits of CHINA.
suitable for WEDDING PRESENTS.
NJ W. BEvERIDGE.
1el1 1908 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
EOWLER'S PATENT FLY FANS.
FRUIT JARS. JELLY TUMBLERs.
NOVELTIES yE. lESi n cHISA 5HP ~ MyAgoL1cA.
DINNER sk sEaK PEGebA wkRE end WHITE
OF the finest quality In Ice Pitchers CastOrs
Dishes. Cake Baskets. Card Receivers, &c &c
WILLAMETTE j. EDMONSTON,
iel1 700 MARKET SPACE
THE CELEBRATED
TRIPLE MOTION. WHITE MOUNTAIN ICE
CREAM FREEZER.
THE CELEBRATED
KEYSTONE CLOTHES WRINGER
ONLY$5.
THE BEST IN USE AT
j. w. SCHAFERS,
1920 7TH STREET
3e10 ABOVE New YORK AVENUE
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AUCTION SALES.


shall sen MONDAY MORNING. AUGUST EIGHTH.
az len O'CLOCK, the entire contents of confectionery
store, No rs PennsyivsniA avenue northwest. COM
Elsng In part Lot OF Candies Macaroni, Show Cases,
xlsgs Also. six rooms OF II. H. Furniture Sale
positive. 1t
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MEDICAL, &c.

NO CURE NO PAY!-TO ALL AFFLICTED WITH
IN private diseases come at once and you shall be
warded by speedy without mercury. DR.. BROTH
Frs. 9O6 street southwest. jeCl-2m
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DIED.

Hon. = III. foder. Globe Mills Pa indarnes
ST. Jacobs OIL a. the great rheumatic specific.
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MANHOOD RESTORED.-Av victim of early imprrI-
w dence, causing nervous debility, premature decay
ETC., having tried in vain every known remedy has dis
covered simple means Of self cure which he will send
free to his fellow sufferers.
Address J, III. REEVES
OctI-eO A Chatham street New York
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nR. BROTHERS is THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED
~ Ladies Physician in Washington. Female Irrexu-
ar1tes, Instructions, and Leucorrh9a quickly cured.
Office 500 street southwest opposite Smithsonian. No
charge for advice. jeI3-1m
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LADIES' LWf.-cks9nsa M Nsuis; -
ne Sooss =. I; soepsp NJ aseaah; -
0kNIzxnxM3 I1sT.-onaday Etchsr1; -
60i6 L1F.-oussc 2 Ies.lneslx&pn
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
~ STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK, HAvRE
LONDON, SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
The steamers OF this company viii sail EVERY SAT-
CRDAI from Bremen Pier foot of Sd street. Hoboken.
Rates of passaee:-From New York to Hayre, London,
southampton and Bremen. first cabin, 800; second
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We0ey 6EUve O.
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council meeting in London next 6eptember.
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-09-23
STAR ROUTES.
Going After Mall Matters In ia e
Black Hills,

Omaha, p. : John r. Furay,
pOstOffice inspector, has just re-
turned from DeadWOod and Sidney,
having made several arrests in con-
nection with the star mail route
service. He endeavored to have
Sol. Starr, the Deadwood pOstmas-
ter, indicted by the grand jury for
making false reports as to the ar
rival and departure of mails, he
having made confession that he
had done so. This action on his
part resulted in great benefit to Gil
ner, Salisbury s. Co., mail cOntrac-
tors, who were thus made to appear
as if the mails we've arriving and de-
parting on schedule the. The
grand jury failed to indict, notwith-
standing the confession Of Starr,
Furay. who had obtained a
similar confession in writing from
Fred. E. Cleary, postmaster at Sid
ney, at the other end of the route,
arrested COrbin, superintendent of
the Black Hills stage line, and Id
dings, his local assistant at Sidney,
on the charge of conspiracy in indu-
cling Postmaster Cleary to make a
false report in favor of the stage
company. Cleary and Iddings were
examined before US. Commissioner
Olsen atSidney and Notwithstanding
the evidence Of Cleary and his con-
fession he discharged the prisoners
greatly to the surprise of Fluray,
u. S. Marshal Bierbower and U. S.
Attorney LambertsOn. Furay says
he has got the dead wood on the
whole outfit and will have them
indicted by the United States grand
jury in Omaha, in November, and
he intimates that numerous arrests
are to be made, and among the
number will be several prominent
persons. The contractors are also
to be sued for all moneys fraudu-
lently obtained from government.