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Catching the Speakers Eye.


The origin Of this expression. which is fire.
quently seen in reports of legislative debates is
as follows: The celebrated assembly known as
the Long Parliament, which met for the first
time at Westminster ON the Sd of November.
1910, commenced its proceedings at in the
morning. but after some time the attendance Of
members being found slack and irregular. sum
dry devices were resorted to with q view of
counteracting movement which gave too much
favor to early risers. At one time a roll was
called, and at another it was ordered that who
ever did not come at 8 o'clock and be at PRAYERS
should pay fine Of 1s. On the first morning
after this order was made there was an excel
lent attendance. The house was full, but PRAYERS
could not be said. Mr.. Speaker himself was
not there. At S;45 o'clock in he walked
Prayer being over, Sir Harry Midway congratu-
lated the house upon the good effect of the order
made on the previous day, and said to the
speaker that 'he did hope hereafter that he
would come IN time; which made the speaker
throw down twelve pence upon the table"
Other members coming in afterward paid their
respective shillings to the sergeant, and it was
not long before hardness was entirely broken
up. This rule worked so well that another was
adopted which proved equally successful, and
has remained down to the present day. On the
goth of November, in the same year, there was
long dispute AS to who should speak MANY
members stood up at the time. each claiming
precedence and each backed up by his friends
The CONFUSION became intOleraDle. The passing
OF some rule preventing such discord in future
was Indispensable, and at last. as Sir Simonds
DEwes tells us. "the House determined for Mr.
white. ardtie speakers eye was adudged TO
be evermore the rule"
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON
NoRTHWEsT- AND fMPRoHTEpp fR6pEEkfY
CORNER OF FIFTH AND STREETS NORTH


By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of theNA
District of Columbia, sitting q Court Of Equity k9
passed on the 18th day OF September. A. d. 1882 A
the cause of Leopold Neumeyer John Nsuneyer ct
al. No. 9, l39 guilty. ], the undersigned appointed
trustee by said decree and acting under the authority
ana directions therein contained, VIII offer for sale
public auction to the highest bidder, at the premises
on "WEDNESDAY, the FIFTEENTH DAY OFNOyEM-
BEN AR 1882 at FOUR O'CLOCK P. NJ. the follow
In the city OF Washington. c. the same being uni1
division OF lots Nos IA H. IA and Is in squire 505 Of
the subdivision by Christopher Neumeyer Of lot No. l.
OF Riggs subdivision of said Square No. $685. Six OF
said lots fronting on New Jersey avenue and two on
north street plat will be shown the day of sale
And on THURSDAY. the SIXTEENTH DAY OF
the day after the aforesaid sale, will offer in like man
Ter. parts of lot No TO- in square 5l2 beginning at
ONT on street. sixteen feet east from the southwest
corner OF said lot thence east twentyfour feet thence
north eighty feet thence west to 9th forty feet
thence south along 9th street 80 feet thence sixteen
feet thence south fifty feet to the place Of beginning
improved by two frame houses on street and one
frame house 9Th street.
And also at the san'e time, part of Lot No. IL in
square No. 5l2 at the corner of 9th and o streets
fronting 40 feet on 5th street and so feet street
Terms of sale OIIfha hcash and credit the
due Of twelve months tbs purchaser purchasers
execute and deliver s Or heir promlssory notes TO the
trustee, bearing interest from the day of sale. Title
withheld till all the DtlrclRse shall be paid, when
accnveyance s TO be given 10y the trustee Terms be
complied with in seven days. deposit of S25 be
500 the improved property All conveyancing at the
charge of the purchase.
LEOPOLD NEUMEYER, Trustee.
nl-dtS DCiCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.
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Il Real Estate Auctioneers


fs Es fF grsykhR
g S S5ETHT sT1WK AET Of ri t,!T
sEhT Hh 81 hND y STEf kETsE NIb
aSD RI iff=t In sf fhHETs FOURTEENTH
Of he By tf Of Of SsHn Of p the m
$ ii q Henry W Barca ct al vs. John E Bur rt1 ii
hi,is age.ion At ts tines hereinafter 9enti9ned the
ten, ia the District OF Coluinba: i'' u washing
~ It d 5 r M in D front IF
the prean3lises parts Fl lots numbered one twenty
dred and fifty (25o) fronting street feet
Sfd f by tbd deph OF feet
lnIee-st ry trick dwelling, known number 1905
On on He SAME pay. at HALF PAST FOUR
O'clock r. NJ in front of the premises. the northern
hundred and forty five {3l5 haSins front on ItS
street Of twenty set by depth Of ninety feet and
thereon. consisting of fine three stor5 brick dwelling
No1EMbs e. Ar iouk M in n 'front.' H Of
ny. bered + o hundred and twenty-seven Ell. having
az front 3p on Etret of three feet and eight and
s5dt aa aTs IFS 2H as AZ AZ ha a
the ne 9Gh a Of the H Il
square numbered two hundred ard twenty-eight 22s)
thereon, consisting of four story frame Dwelling
known as No 1924 ID street northwest.
Terms OF sale; pne-third of the purchase money of
each pa<e OF property cash at the time of sale and
the balance IN two equal instruments. for which the
purciia is to give his ITomissory notes. payable
siecvsy in and two years from tire date of sale
%ltI interest at SIX per cent per and secured
deed tut upon the property Sold all cash at the
ortlon OF the purchaser deposit in money Of 500
required on the acc lance of each bid. If the terms of
sac lie not complied with within days the
tee reserves the right to tine property after three
days advertisement in The Evening Star newspaper at
the risk and cost Of dgfauting purchaser Ali convey
ancIng at purchasers cost.
n13-d&ds HENRY C. COBURN, Trustee
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rE,HOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

fhov"b REAL Estate ioGa1ED Do on TIE TIE
WEST SIDE OF FIRST STREE EAST Be
TWEkN AND STREETS SOUTH. AND ON
SOUTH III S RET, BETWEEN SEVENTH AND
SSA ,NA STREETS EAST, OPPOSITE U. S.
BY virtue IF decree Of the Supreme Court OF
District Of Columbia. PASSED in Equity Cause No. s:f
1855, CHE Central National iank Gunand Ell
tl VIII offer Tor "a st public au ton, in front of
te respective pieces Of property mentioned and the
days and hours stated. ali the interest, title and estate
f the parties To SAID suit, in and TO the following real
estate situate in the city Of Washington in said Dis
tr!ct 20 wit
On THURSDAY, NOVEMBER SIXTEENTH. 1882.
ATFOUR OCLoCkP ?. NJ, Lot g. in the square go.
back that width Ill fee to alley IS feet wide. i'm
proved by q one-stOry Frame Office and two story
Frame Building.
at the hour Lot 5. in square $50. having front
OF 40 ieet I . inches south NJ street. ng back
tina: width 129 feet IL inches to alley 80 feet wide
and bounded the west by another alley Is WIDE
This lot is Gnmroved, and is desirable building
purposes. the Angcostia and Potomac II. cars pas
sin2 the street which fronts and being close
Proximity to the navy yard
Terms of SALE ne-fourh cash the day of sale or
within seven lays thereafter the residue iii four equal
instruments in six, twelve, eighteen and twenty four
months from the day of SALE the purchaser giving his
her o. their ros notes therefor, bearing interest
from the day OF sale at six cent per annun all
cash at his her their election he title the
slctiye parcels sold to b. retalne until the full amount
of the purchase and interest is raid. Ii any
purchaser shall fail t. comply with the terms of sale
the rirt to readyertse end resell The property
property viii be offered separate lots or parcels $50
deposit on acceptance of each bid.
JAMES S. EDWARDS, Trustee.
n4-eodSis SOB ID street northwest.
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1r IN the kennebee (Me.) Reporter.
The indications concerning the Ice business
of the coming winter are that smaller crop
will be cut on the Kennebec than was cut last
winter. A large percentage of the ice stored
last season yet remains In the houses. The
amount which will be carried over at various
points along the river Is estimated at no less
than 175 600 tons. Little money has been made
on ice this year. Prices have been too low. 1t
is said that one gentleman has recently s,:,; ne
whole contents of HE louise at 60 cents ton.
RUNE ,sicr. and that he was offered S1-25 per
Ton earlier in the season and refused to sell.
The latter figures would have given him a
profit. on the generally accepted basis that 81
per ton pays for putting up and shipping the ice
and building the ice-houses. A large ice crop
will lie harvested this year. nevertheless.
Fewer outside spectators VIII go In. One
Androseaggin man "a said TO st II all the Ice
he pas up. and to be S2,ooc to $500 out Of
pocket
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AN INTERNAL REVENUE OFFICER
"A SAVED.

Editor Of Boston Herald:
DEAR SIR During my term Of service In the Internal
Revenue Department Of the United States at the time
my ONCE was in this city. was afflicted with severe
attack Of Kidney Disease and at times suffered In
tensey received the medical advice OF some of our
best physicians for long time. without being benefited
by their prescriptions Being discouraged by the failure
Of the doctors help and being urged to use Hunts
Remedy by friend who had tested its merits although
reluctant to try patent medicine was finally induced
to try the Remedy and procured two bottles of it and
commenced taking it faithfully according to the drec.
TONS
Before had taken three days the excruciang pains
In my back had disappeared and before had used two
bottles was entirely cured Whenever from over
exeron OF violent cold the pains in my kidneys return
few doses of Hunts Remedy quickly effects cure.
Before closing beg to mention the remarkable cure of
afriend of mine in New York city. to whom recon-
mended this valuable medicine. He was suffering Sc
verely from an attack which pronounced by his
physician decided of Brghts Disease of the Kid
neys obtained two bottles of Hunts Remedy for him.
and he commenced taking it. and began to improve
at once, and was speedily restored to health and he at
tributes the saving of his le under the blessing of
merciful Providence to Hunts Remedy.
Another friend of mine in New York TO whom re-
commended Hunts Remedy, suffering severely
from kidney disease and entirely cured of it after
using this wonderful medicine only short period
Feeling deeply grateful for the great benefits expe-
rienced by my friends and myself from the use of
Hunts Remedy feel it to be my duty, as we'll as
great privilege to furnish this voluntary AMI unso
hcted statement of facts for the information of your
large number of readers, many of whom are undoubt
eddy suffering from this widely spreading scourge and
believe that it is the best medicine now known and
that win cure all of kidney diseases that can be
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sire interview regarding the statements herein con-
tanned.
Truly yours.
RICHMOND HENSHAW
nl3 SO Tesser treet.
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Struck Paradise,

From the st. Louis Globe Democrat.
About forty miles from Green Bay, on high
way blazed through the woods. and no house
within six miles of the spot, Boston pine land
man met family in a one-hOrse wagon with
ragged cover, and drawn by horse SO thin
that the grinding Of his ribs could be plainly
heard.
stranger" called the immigrant, "are there
any lightnlng-rod men in this section2"
''Guess not
''Any life insurance agents?"
mo"
"Any sewing machine fellers3"
Haven't seen any,"
"Any temperance reform, marriage associa-
lions, divorce courts, politics, horse races. law
yers or doctOrs2"
II think not. This is new township, and
don't think 1t has single settler yet"
''Then whoa, Lycurgus!" called the man as
he drew rein. ''This is the place Pm looking
furl Unload the children, Sally Ann, and ri!
squat2 If this ::sst next door to heaven IT'S
ahcS: as nigh as our family will ever git"
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II = street northwest.
TTNRsSTs ES, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
Il PROPERTY. SITUATED ON FIRST STREET
AND NEW JERSEY AVENUE AND BETWEEN
ID AND STREETS NORTHWEST
YVHOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY.

By authority of decree Of the Supreme Court Of thu
District Of Columbia passed in the cause Of McMsnus
boyis ct al No s2ss equity dockst e yl o6sg
NOVEMBER, 1882, at FOUR O'CLOCK r. NJ. in
fro1t OF the premises All the interest and estate Of
ten u0l in square numbered x hundreS .s11 TniFty-
fnree l6S$S the same fronting 800 fest on North
having Of one hundred llOoJ feet with the I'M
valuable buildings.
The interest 70 Be sold e the whole property subject
20 An encumbranoo OF s. 600. bearing interest 1t The
rate OF seven 90 per centum payable qnarteEiyl
from theday Ct eae deposit q $3.50 70 b made whsn
ne property g struck gu and the purchaser has the OPP
-. ykED. ": joins. Ifus1aA
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THoMAs DOWNING. Auctioneer.
ELEGANT PARLOR AND CHAMBER FURNITURE
kNABE n co. PIANoFORTE, ELEGANT MAN.
IL n

ELEGANT PARLOR AND CHAMBER FURNITURE
kNABE n co. PIANOFORTE ELEGANT MAN.
I'LL MIRRORS. CARPETS. &C. All AUCTION,
On MONDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 90 1882 al
No l60i 10th street. corner of ., at TEN O'CLOCK,
shall sell very elegant collection of Household Eect
comprising in part
One full Octave Rosewood Case KnGbe Co. Panoforte
Cover and stool.
Three very elegant French Plate Msntel Mirrors, IN
Walnut and Gilt frames
One superb Turkish Psrlor Suite upholstered in figured
Six and SIX Plush; cost $500.
BronZes and Pictures.
Antique Extension Dining Table. with brass claw fseA.
Walnut Secretary.
Leather covered Lounges and Chairs Rockers and Easy
Chairs.
Three superb Walnut Marble Top Chamber Suites with
- French Plate Mirror.
Very han some Mirror front Armore.
Superior Hair Mattresses, Pillows and Bosters.
Decorated Toilet Ware.
nglish Brussels Carrots.
Hall and stair Carpets
Walnut Hall Set
Very superior Walnut Extension Dining Table, n. T.
Sideboard.
Silver Plated WTe.
Leather covered Dining Chairs.
Servants Furniture.
Heating Stoves.
This Furniture is all frs-class and should command
the attention of buyers.
\. B.-Ihe elegant residence IL for sale
THOMAS DOWNING,
AuctioDeer.
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FTNRUSTEES' SALE OF PROPERTY ON NINTH
Il STREET, BETWEEN AND o STREETS

BY virtue of decree OF the Supreme Court of the ~.
District OF Columbia, passed the 28th day of &c.
September. A. ID. 1882. in equity cause z 09S III
unde signed Trustees will sell to the highest bidder
pablo auction, MONDAY. the TWENTY SEVENTH
Day OF S0NE Is p 1882 in fr mt Of the
scribed property to wit: Lot numbered fifty three
t53) in square numbered three hundred end sixty
seven (67 situated in the ty of ashngton District
OF Columbia on the west side of 9th street between
and streets northwest, together with the improve
ments thereon, which consists two frame teDelents
numbered respectively 1928 and 1880.
Terms as prescribed by the decree One third
the purchase money in cash. and the residue in two
equal instalments credits of six and twelve
resectv ey, with notes bearing interest and secured
by deed OF trust upon the property sold of
SALE deposit Of 800 will be required at the time
SALE If the terms Of sale not complied with ten
days from date Of SALE the trustees the right
resell the property at the risk and cost OF defautng
purchaser.
JAMES H. SMITH,
522 Sth st. n. W., [ T-us.o..
r. B. LEWIS, { Arus'ees'
DUNCANSON BROS Aucts Mid
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FsfH0MAs BOWLING, Auctioneer

VALUABLE INrROvEDPRoPERTY. No 326 TTIR-
TENTH STREET, BETWEEN C AND d
STREETS SOUTHWEST, AT AUCTION.
,a on IHu l :; sIXTEESIH SoyEMB r, -
promises. ii seil parts u Lots II. II and b. n-A
square No. 49, proved by frame house.
inches.
Terms at Sale $50 deposit required at time of sale.
nii-dts THOMAS DOWNING, Auct.
4 UCIION SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE LOTS
IA On RHODE LAND AVENUE. FRONTING
SCOTT STATUE.
vii sci Il auction, in front Of the premises at-s
HALf-PAST -FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ. on SS1s
THUR DAY, NOyEMBE& SIX TENTH. 1881. -
or On he first fair day thereafter fonr Lots square
ISL 1ec-ne -cot statue. The location rapidly I'M
lro. ii With olesat reidences. Eesery atio,l park
Ing ana haIitsomF row of trees in front.
Terms at the sale.
For plat and particulars apply to
WM. 2. YOUNG,
no-eG&ds 1920 New York avenue.
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The Latest Form Of MarriaRe In
France.

I
NJ. Elisee Reclus, the illustrious author of the
" Universal Geography" has inaugurated free
marriage, and united his two daughters s.freely"
to two young men Of their choice The aoyerb
" freely" means that NJ. Recus has dispensed
not only with the religious ceremony Of mar
rage. but also with the civil marriage In the
presence OF the mayor He simply inyltea ais All
..os"i at which he presided, and there and then
literally across the walnuts and the wine" he
declared the union Of his two girls with their
respective sweethearts. Free marriage Is de-
cidedly simple, expeditions and economical
inasmuch as it involves no fee, either to church
or state. In short, it is the last work of prog
reSS.
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|NHOMAS BOWLING. Aucuoneer
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
By virtue of order passed by the Supreme Court OF
the District of Columbia holding special term for pro-
bate business on the sh day Of Setember 1882 un-
dersiened will sell at public auction, the premises
40 sos Cor 1stl street Georget2wn, D c.: on FRI
1892 commencing at ELEVEN O'CLOCK A. NJ, the
personal effects of HELEN NJ. Stewart, decease con-
ssting principally of Household Furniture, Glass and
China Ware.
The leasehod of the above premises will be sold the
next day at public auction in front of said premises
and for particulars of which sale another advertise
ulent in this paper.
Terms OF sale: Cash to all sums under $780, and as
TO purchases over that amount credit ling
twelve months may be given by the Administrators on
security satisfactory to him.
LEONARD MACKALI,
Administrator of HELEN III. Stewart
1HOMAS DOWLING, Auctloneer. n4-eOS6s
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Perfectly gentle: An Austin gentleman
bought buggy horse which was represented to
be perfectly gentle. After the trade had been
made. the money paid over, and the new pur-
chaser was leading of his horse, the former
owner called to him: 81 say! When Won want
your buggy repaired, there Ia q man on Pecan
street who viii do it very cheap."-Tsrds SIT
ings.
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.: xzeK and cost of the defaultng purchaser.
WILLIAM ID. CASSIN,l c,.-.-
MAYHEM PLATTER AHusseee'
n11-dts THOMAS DOWNING, Auct.

!HANCEKY SALE o. VAhgABLE IMPkOvEp
ELEVENTH STREET, BETWEEN T AND
District Of OolumbiA passed in cause No: $500 IA
EQUITY wherein Elm HsSnsl Moore, guardian is
ants the undss:;snsd win offer sos sale & public
TIETH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1884, St FOUR
O'CLOCK r NJ. al that certain psecs parcel OF land
and improvements sit:sse N the city Of Washipgton
d. Ca 80 xaown and described a. lot numbered
twenty nne cog. in William II. Gunnells subdivsion
Of square numbered three hundred and ave (SO5) e
ssd sIbdiy1sion u duly recorded In the Surveyors
Terms: Ons.third Of the purchase money in cash.
one-third In nix month"; and one. third In twelve
interest per annum and to be secured BY deed Of trust
On TIE propsry sold " 9: cash q the option Of the
9 tho property 81 bid on. An oonveyancin9 e pur-
chAsers COST II the forms q sale be not complied with
sold q The risk and cod 8 purchsssr. -.
EDWARD a. NEWMAN. Tru.tsa.
WALTER 3. WILLIAMS "a o. 49, - l g eoSs,
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CHARLES W. HANDY. Real Estate Broker.

sAE 81 x xAsatSE EtfI FsT bT5s y
w I2 TIE EbsfTAIE OF The LATE JOIN y,
SIXTH y STREET NoRTHwEsT; so And .s3
MGE STkET co NkSHTkHU SF
ANDNoRTH CAPITOL STREETS NORTHWEST
% des St snd sd % m day
ss3 folio o. one of the land records for the District
IL the sTe S G se
N 5EaEs 81 rs ETfinf5 s Se
following described real estate. situate In the city
AT HRfG P it, Of GsG to Ts an,
ncnes front by the Whole depth OF original lot MIN
seventy @PoeS by G nearly agn nerve
At h qIFf4.lE siH T FPRmff O'CLOCK p mart o,
ard an eish,een 5ls Besiling therefor at point in
oeeght of an inch west of te of said
lot o n9mhered two and running theme south eighty
north eight feet to sd line OF Washington street ana
to :, the place OF beginning improved by two Brick
At FOUR O'CLOCK P. NJ. part Of lot numbered
twenty three l23 il square numbered six hundred aud
t~ey geo? hesnii,g for tie same at The southeast
ling thence north with the west line Of North Capitol
inches; the C west seventy (7O} feet; thence north
elshteen S) feet thence west twenty-five (22 feet;
leet; thence south one hundred and feet and
three lnene. ana themes east with the north line of
Pierce street ninety feet to the place OF beginning, i'm
proved by one srEe double frame house, one six pom
Terms of e: one-folrth cash, and the residue in
FIX tweiSe and months for which the notes of
OF FER per snnuHi. rsSable semi annually. and
secured by deed Of property 800 deposit
Of sale to be eomsd With IN T seven s day from S
dy Of H.. the nFoperts NIL he resod at the rick and
1ertisement AL claims for damages to said lot %
street are reserved to the estate of John G. Waters
fEGESh tchAHRFFs sP Trustees.
j. l. COiDWkLL, Auctioneer. MD
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'H,HOMAs DOWNING. Aucuoneer.
L
SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS IN MOUNT PLEAS

By virtue of adee1 of trust dated 18th May 1876 a
aud recorded in Lber Eli, folio 3i3, of the land$S
reords for D. c.. will sell, at public auction in-A-
f THh6 o. i fas prsiTss a 3S TknA NOVEMBER
hersd three 90 and the north seventy five 75l feet
by full depth of lot numbered four block NAM
bered four "a. in S. p. Browns subdivision Of
Mount Pleasant in the District of Columbia.
Terms of sale The amount of Indebtedness secured
and expenses of sa.e in cash, and balance in six and
twelve months. Wi II interest from day SALE secured
hy deed of trust One hundred dollars deposi required
at time OF sale: Conveyancing at cost of purchaser.
The amount OF Indebtedness about 81 400 and the
amount of cash required will be announced at time
of sac.
OLD WILLIAM A. GORDON. Trustee.
cET THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
FRIDAY. SEVENTEENTH NOVEMBER 1882 same
hour and place. By order of Trustee.
Md THOMAS BOWLING. Auct
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], SEQ Prizes. $1I2, 400
e %sse . 51iSsRss g. half tickets tickets sS0 IS
Remit money bank draft by letter. or send by ex-
BTess ,; D2N,T SEND By REGIsTERED LETTER or
POSI OFFICE ORDER Orders of IS and upward by
express can be sent our EXPENSE Address all orders
to 4; BOARDMAN, Courier Journal Building. Lou
New York; or ]. ": CLARK. GIL New Jersey avenue
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Two Omaha women were rivals In the affec-
items Of the same man. One was handsomer
than the other. ndseemed likely to win on that
account. when the conditions were changed 81
dash Of vitriol. s.s =
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An English lady In putting Goals on the IRE In
. sick room where the patient II asleep has
paper bags fun Of the GOALS, which are readily
and nOiseleo11y handled. g