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Shinnimg Lire SiacL

ID. llammel Co, eXtensives took dealers of Apple
ton. wis, says: I'VE have used Coles Veterinary
Carbosave on bad and bruises on horses caused
by shipping over different railroads. also for old
sores, and find it by far the best thing that ever
used" Pound cans. 81 90: small cans 50 cents.
~ The Severance Enterprise calls upon the
County Attorney to close up the saloons at that
place, under the nuisance law. The County Attor-
ney says that the law does not make him detec-
tive or a Constable and he has time to 90 about
the County looking up saloons but that if the
person who makes the above demand, or any other
citizen, will enter complaint, and furnish him with
the facts to proceed upon, the law requires, he
will do his best to bring any volator of the law to
punishment
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II Monday morning was not Springlike as it
might have been. The mercury was hut degrees
above zero
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-Four or five hundred hnshels for sale for seed at
81 per bushel. JAS C. RES.
l5mch2w. Bremen, DOniphan Co.. Kan
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n Create a healthy appetite, prevent mslsrial
diseases, 10y using Browns Iron Bitters
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~ Meals and boarding at scbleiningers, during
Court
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- Towsend a. Richardson have reduced their IS
cent corsets so II is the hest eorset in the
market for the money.
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~ The place TO get native lumbar. is at Paine,
& 0rton's. White Cloud.
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WI negofiat" loans fr parties wishing to borrow
money. 3Gsb-6
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Roots and Shoes
stock and Hay for sale.

Large stock of Boots and Shoes, just
received, at Leland'S.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

IL. EiarnpSon Is prepared 10 loan
money 20 the Farmers of Donipl,nD
County. ON long lime, AT per cent In
fercst. and 81 reasonable commission.
Money may be paid before due. and
stop Interest, if the borrower chooses.
No delays in furnishing the money. No
sworn apPraisement or application
required. Call on him, All the Office of
Register Of Deeds, AT the Court Esou>r.
22dprlg. =. r. IANPSON.
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p Boarding single meal. at Sehleininger's
during Court.
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II Methodist Conference for this District is in
session at Hiawatha, this week.
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A VALUABLE wORK.-Wc have a large supply Of
DR. EendalI's book, The Horse and His Diseases
one of the most valuable works for farmers to he
found. 1t is book of 100 pages, containing ustra-
tons showing the appearance Of the horse in every
disease or ailment to which lie is subject, and by
which any person tell what complaint is affect
ing sick horse. 1t also contains dirctions for thr
treatment of all discascs and recipes for making all
kinds of medicines used in treating horses.
We have copies Of the work in English, German.
and French. Every subscriber Of the Chief who has
already paid in advance, or who may hereafter pay
in advance will Ice presented with copy Of this
book, in the language he prefers. 10y calling at the
Office and applying for it. sending three cent
postage stamp to have it mailed to him. Persons
not Subscribers, can procure copies for q cents.
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Money To Lean.

Al low rates ON long time. n. PRICE,
2iiunrSO. Tror E.,sa.
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: ~ DIR. Reeder has retired from practice, and
DIR. Dnsmore is now running the shop alone
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R- Ed. Wheeler, of Dewitt G. Wheeler.
died Saturday night, of dropsy, aged about IS years
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r c. W. Noyes. of st. Joseph, was over. last
Friday. seeing the sights.
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AGEN tt.

JAMES IT. BATES. Il Park Row, New York.
8 NJ PETTENGILL & co, - Park Row. New York
POWELL & CHESMAN, St Louis, Mo.
THIS PAPER nay R Gi S@Ra on hs al STS
sng Bur,an. 40 Spruce ST. where adyeItsining con
racis may lee made for II ~ NE" YORK.
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y Joe Craney. the Osborn Statesman. was in
town. Monday.
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II The Severance Enterprise has been enlarged.
and changed to quarto form.
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a. r. 81 a. VI

Troy Lodge No Is. A + ard A NJ meets IN their Han
.rsf NoDdav In each month before full and second
safnrdav thereafter Visiting Brothers and members arr
'0''''' THOS HENSHALL- W. VI.
GRo. I. WOOD Sec.
Tiny Chaptar No L. L. A. NJ hold their meetings OF
the first Monday after ful moon - .
JAMES u. WILLIAMSON, II p.
u. C. SINCIAR. Sec.
wa,hena Lodge No. Cd 4. /. s. a NJ, meets at theii
Hall every SATURDAY o before the full modn and every
two weeks thereafter Visiting brethren cordially IN
Nued 10 attend. ). HATCH, W. NJ.
C. PoIEIEH, Sec.
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4. d, d, r..

rroy CITY LaIre No. 81 meets every Saturday night a
dd Fellow. Hall over Boders' Bank. Al members Of th'
II SEELEY, n. G.
Jos. PENHop z Sec.
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pRoPOSALs FOR PURCHASE OF VESSELS.
NAVY DEPARTMENT.
WASurNnra Jrp


WASHINGTON, June Il, 1888
In accordance with the provisions of the h section O,
essa e
ssEY N1 fs
cbas s1d Place they c be os The
the Navy Register under authority Of an act Of Con.
foe ss Ans assn ard xhc II # deemed
The vessels offered their Appraised vaius aad their
Rsa.ss The sns ssss:
s. 5Ss Ss:ep; Blue 1:Ss soe and snf s,s 10
{on ths /. ssesH,. st s:tssfs H.rSor: W su:SSs.
s sss soo q Lsssas fsisnd p ffoIic s. COO, and
Ia: s. ma a&S.ssss: &
IS Co. s sSd g. =.
ropo.ais must Be- snbmitted IN sssied sSvelope ID.
Sres sed 70 ths ssrspp Of the s Bay
sets. 90 e to dstinsush them from other conmun-
70 9ner Tor more than one vessel should b
Tie VII Is s FOR cash. to tn. person
s
Zach bid or proposal must be accompanied by . de-
than tsn per cent of the amount Of the offer
also SDad Of with e os9 equal 70 ne
to be p, ts by the Secretary q
q such ne offer or p1o
possl within thirty days from the date Of its
within that time said cash depo:ts o Of s
March 9. 1883 AN deposits and bonds Of BIDDER i 81
70 them within seven days after the opening Of the pro-
On application to the Department a pr,nted nst WIN
s 3 vas Swing general information ooncernins
used BIDDERS vessels can 1on be exainsd =
nne by applying to the Commandapts OF the Yards
s. :as
's Is NV W e IAN e t ea4S Pnlnsn'
1e2S-s tsepA Secretary Of the Navy.
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PROPOSALS.
DEOPOSALS FOR FUEL.


49, OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT
STATE, WAR AND NAVY DEPARTMENT BtyILprSa
WASHINGTON, July 13, 1883.
Sealed Proposals. separately for coal and wood In
ts ana addressed to the Of the
eeived until TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ. on SATURDAY
y Jf TWENTY FIRST. 1888. to supply the State
War and Navy Department Building with fuel viz:
900 tons extra hard white ash Furnace Coal
90 tons red ash stove Coal
reserVn the right to order much more Of either fur
mace or stove as may be required. at the same price
All the coal to be Of the best quality free from dirt
and slate and Inspected by sworn inspector. at the
80 cords. more or less. Spruce Pine Wood.
6o cords. more or less. Hickory Wood.
All the wood to be OF the best quality and insuected
Dy sworn inspector, at the cost of tn contractor
The coal and wood to be delivered at the State War
and Navy Department Building. office for which re-
CURED by the parties to whom the contract Tor con-
trasts) may lie awarded in quantities as the con-
Venence OF the departments may require.
The right to reject and all bids or to accept any
portion OF any bid is the successful bid
der Will be required to furnish bond in the sum of
Thousand dollars guarantee of the faithful per-
Torrance OF the contract which may be awarded him
HENRY l.. SNYDER,
. Chief Engineer u. s. Navy,
DI4. 10. TO- ~ Superintendent.
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.NPRECEDENTED,!!

The statement that there Life Insurance Associa
tcn which has been in existence only aud one half
years YET has written nearly sixty million dollars of
INSURANCE and Is now doing monthly business of over
four million, viii scarcely be MISUNDERSTANDING not by
tne old time companies Yet they facts The certit
Gates issned in May by the Mutual Reserve Fund Life
Association amounted 70 nearly four aud Quarter mil
lon and in the first thirteen days OF this month over
two million Such record Is beyond everything ever
beard of in the history of Life Insurance word over
livery Gnpretudieed man who has examined eur plan
admits u i the Simplest planest and best he has ever
Seen. Call at the office for papers, &c.
Gl2 !. Y. KNIGHT. 1909 81 street.
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WHITE GOODS DEPARTMENT.
HALF DOLLARS SAVED.

We have made the following reductions on few lots
Fine Lisle Thread Hosiery to close:
Ladies' Derby Ribbed, Lisle Thread Hose-Cardinal,
Bronze Navy Blus-reluced to Il per pair.
Ladies' Open Worked, Lace Isle THREAD HOSE
Navy Blue. Seal Brown, Light Blue. Pnk-reduced to
81 per pair
Ladies' Dropped Stitch. Isle THREAD HOSE
Bronze Old Gold. Crushed Strawberry, Gendarme-
reduced to 75c. per pair.
Ladies' Dropped Stitch BLACK SILK HOSE, re-
duced to 81. so per pair.
Ladies' BLACK SILK HOSE. with lace open worked
ankles. reduced to s1.50 per pair
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what with cholera working this way from the
east, yellow fever coming up from the south, and
the frequent and swift means o. communication
between all parts OF the wOrll, there Is an I'M
pleasant possibility IL not an alarming probabili-
~ That some o. the SeabOarl cities on our Atlantic
coast may have dlsagreeable experiences before
the present summer has passed away. These
scOurSeS fully keep pace with the improvements
anu spirit OF the age. They no longer travel by
STOW sailing ships, rs OF yore, by camel cara
vans and OK trains They move by fast steamer
lines and railway trains, nowadays, and they are
not unIrequently found occupying bridal state
rooms ana palace cars. 1t may happen. therefore.
mat one or the other OF these dread visitors may
b. knocking at the doors of some OF our sea ports
before any preparations to keep them out have
beeH made by those charged with that duty. AS
Yet there Is no ground for alarm, and 1t Is hoped
th're VIII De none; but the summer IS not half
gone, and 1t Is likely to be long time before this
region at least Will be visited by saving frost
In View or these possibilities It IS well that all
reasonable precautions should be taken In time to
prevent both diseases from getting a foothold In
thlS country. Are the health officers OF the sew
eral cities liable 10 visitation doing all they can
10 that end? What is being done here? There is
no present danger, perhaps; but there is no tell
Ing what few days may develop and there is
nothing like being ready to receive company
whatever its character may be.
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

tOR SALON MORRISON STREET NEAR 7rH
Il northwest. IL of ground, with two-story
mouse aud barn, drive To Soldiers Home; very
cheap and desirable. A. S. CAYWOUD, corner 9th
and h ST. eets northwest. wi. st.
IOR SALE-CHEAP-A LOT Jos FEET FRONT
by ~ feet deep. northwest 9th and ID sts
northeast worth 30c foot will take 20c per foot
and give easy terms. c. II. PARKER, corner AZ and
Z streets southwest. iyl3-3ts
EOR SALE-AT BRIGHTWOOD A TWO ACRE
house and static for twelve cows and three horses with
to BE- LEIGH Ton, 49, Louisiana avenue N. W. i've 2ws
rHEAP GROUND! GREAT BARGAINSI FX
- traordinary Inducements! y! offer for sale. on
easy terms Ito close estate), upwards of $50 600
square feet of ground fronting respect vey on 18Th
and 10Th streets east A, Is. g and streets SOUTH
ana on Massachusetts, Georgia and Kentucky avenues
aIlto HID at from three to a foot Title
per1ect Plats at my office. No such opportunity viii
ever be offered again. NJ. Al. ROHRER y2I street
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The voice o: PENNSYLVANIA, as expressed By the
papers, Is that the people have had enough OF the
present legislature.
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Tar R1ees F1nE assurance Cosp.xv

BUILDINGS AND EEtsSON Al PROPERTY IN THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA ONLY.
Once. temporarily. 1901 street northwest win
remove to their permanent quarters NO 1881 street
gust 18th.
VI. W. BEYERIDGF, President.
WI. s. THOMPSON, Vice President
THOS. HYDE. Treasurer.
FRANCIS b. MOHUN, Secretary
rustees-M W Beyeridxe, Il. NJ. Hanson Thos
hyde, YIN. III. Morrison y. W. Burchell F. & Hntch
Jason. Jno Jay Knox. John Sherman. Vim. S. Thomp-
vi, J13- I'm
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W. Have Fs1anrEsEp Them.

Ever since we announced our reductions on lots Of
goods that VIC wanted to close out every coher In the
city has announced one two lots Of old shopworn
goods, and then advertise them bargains When we
advertise thing tell just what it and if you
will read ouS advertisement carefully you will find
We advertise FACTS. not FANCIES.
About two hundred pair of Pantaloons that have sold
at $780, 70 90 and S. 90 pair go at g. SO pair
You may want to know why we offer them 80 low. We
don't mind telling they cut larger the leg than
present style calls.
Slightly soied by handling; washing will cure them
All Of 81 90. s. 50 and 49, 90 White Vests as above
described, at 81 so each.
Boys allwool Cashmere Suits to fit ages 10 to 16
years. only two colors have sold at $500 suit We
offer them at "a. so suit
The Norfolk Plated suit only about ten suits left to
fit children to IL years; good value at So 90 suit.
Come and take your choice at 50. 90 suit.
One lot all-wool Cashmere Pantaloons, cut in the
present style; new goods, not pair in the lot worth
less than S. co. some sold as high So so a pair We
offer you the choice Of the lot at 50. so pair
If you are looking for anything in the way of THIN
CLOTHING. come right here aud expect to find 1t.
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SPECLALTIES.

NINE BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF
Gemen 50 cents each. eos street between Ath and
9th streets northwest te1A-6Ws
IN. ROBERTSON, SPECIALIST AND CONT
can be consulted "Wednesday and Saturday. from TO
Pm, at 456 street northwest; main office. 80 n.
Liberty street. Baltimore. apIQ- Sun
OEO. BING q CO., RUBBER STAMPS. STEM.
northwest.
Stamps for marking Linen speciality. je26-Sws
A RTIFICIAL EYES,
IA s., $lu, SIS. Eyesieht htted.
HEMPLER'S OLD STAND
mylo Ak3 PennsYlyania avenue.
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10 Ohio the victims OF a burglar who ran into a
stream and was drowned while trying TO escape
arrest at their hands have been inflicted for muir
der under instructions to that effect from the Sit
ting Judge. 1t Is safe 10 say that no jury will ever
De found to finally convict the people thus in
dcted- The public demand just now is for stricter
laws ana seye-er penalties for the crime OF bur-
glary, and anything which tends 10 reduce the
number OF persons engaged IN that calling is likely
TO De applaudei rather than discouraged Bur-
Siary ought to be made a capital offense every-
where; and since 1t is not those who happen to
XII burglar, Instead o. being killel by him. are
not In danger OF being punished very severely by
Their neghbors for their good luck when the case
comes 10 trial
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= 90 sssss TIT ZEE TIT
iii / i 8 % 9 49, $50 ! f. f.. +
TIT ZEE RRR ssss.
f R"
ZEE Il ssssS
CELEBRATED STOMACH
sBHs II TIT TIT EEn RRR ,sss,
ssss L ! + Ekss I / sssss :

No time should be lost the stomach liver and bowels
Are affected. to adopt the sure remedy HOSTETTER,S
STOMACH B1TTERS. Diseases of the orxans named
beet others far more serious and Delay Is therefore
hazaruous Dyspepsia. liver complaint chills and
lever, early rheumatic twinses, kidney weakness
bring serious bodily trouble If trfed with Lose no
time III using this effective and safe medicine
For SAFE by al Druggists and Dealers generally.
ID
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III the raid now being made by the German au-
thor1ties upon American lard shall have the effect
OF banding manufacturers OF the pure article into
an organization for the purpose OF waging war
or determination against the compounders or the
FICTITIOUS and adulteratei cOunterfeitS with which
The markets are flooded, Bismarck and his assO-
ciate5 VIII be entitled to the thanks OF the people
OF this country, no matter what the motive for
their action in the matter may have been. Be-
tween oeomargarine for butter, glucose for sugar,
plaster or paris for -four and nobody knows what
Ior lard, our native consumers ami especially the
poorer classes, who are usually obliged to buy the
cheaper articles and in small quantities. are SWIM
died out OF millions or dollars every year In the
purchase OF vile notwithstanding material which
not only affords no nutriment, but is positively
injurious In Its effects upon the human system
Action In any quarter calculated Interfere with
the expectation OF American products is to be dep
Eecatei; but II the entire destruction Of our for
elsn trade for year two would lead 10 a return
10 pure ana unadulteratei food once more the
price thus paid for the boon would hardly be too
great And it really begins to look as though
meihinS Ike that is necessary to bring about a
reform. When the national ana individual pocket
are both touched something will probably be done
IN the interest Of the people, but not until then
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BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE.
s21-PENNSYLvANIA AvENUE-s2l.
OUR JERSEYS are made by practical cloak makers
ana thst is the secret of the remarkable have
had on lines this season. We also control at least
makes. which cannot be procured elsewhere in this
market
JERSEYS
We open to-day a complete assortment OF our Fine
Black JLRSEI Imported Cloth. Extra Fine Quality
s7EACH.
The shape of this Jersey Is correct and cannot be
matched at the price.
We also o?en q complete line OF sizes Of our S. and
So so Fine BLACK JERSEYS. but cannot guarantee
them is so great.
We have this morning opened complete line OF sizes
in our Cream White JERSEYS. at
$3.50 EACH.
We invite early examination by those in search Of
JERSEYS.
NOTION DEPARTMENT.
Every Lady who wears Black Jersey ought to know
that we now have BLACK DRESS SHIELDS, which
are guaranteed perfectly fast colors, at
lie. PER PAIR
Every Lady who wears White Dress ought to know
that we now have DRESS SHIELDS, covered with
white cambria on BorH sides, which will last much
longer than any other. because the rubber being
covered on both sides, will never curl. Price
CSC. PER PAIR.
Every Lady ought 70 know that we also have Pure
Rubber DRESS SHIELDS at
pic. and csc. EACH.
WHITE CANVAS BELTS only
13C, EACH, . ter $50.
WHITE GOODS DEPARTMENT.
Extraordinary Bargains! 500 yards. 42-inch White
PERSIAN LAWNS, beautiful quality, reduced fIom
31}zC. to Csc.
At this price we expect them to last very few days
Special Bargains in Dotted and Figured SWIsSES,
also reduced fIoIn
sic. and 3.14c. to $50.
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Suffrage Nof wanted.

The periodical agitation OF the question OF Dis
trct suffrage Is now on hand AMI there is a hot
discussion going on in the papers, IS to whether
the people here really need or desire return OF
the voting privilege. The STAR has Ind no reason
10 change It's views to the undcSirability Of
revival OF the suffrage experiences or the past,
and no reason to suppose that any considerable
portion OF the community had changed theirs, but
In order to test the latter point, STAR reporters
sent out In all directions to gather the average OF
public sentiment upon the quest on. The result,
as fully preSenjedin another part OF the paper,
SHOWS that while there IS some discomfort pre-
vainnS In outside sections OF the District on ac-
count OF alleged Unfair treatment by the Commits
sloners ana WHILE !Or various reasons expreSsed,a
considerable numb'r favor qualified suffrage, O
very large proportion, especially OF the business
citizenS and taxpayers prefer that things shall
remain as they are Scarcely a voice is raised
In half OF unqualified suffrage. The people have
not YET Outliyed the recollection OF the raZOr-cut-
ing, SAoul ler-hltting, mob r0wayism that pre-
vailed when Murder Bay ruled the District; '.reg-
uiated' primary meetings; nominated and elected
District officers; held the polls an kept Opposi-
ton voters out OF the line by mu culdr force and
the Use OF the persuasive bra l-awI-ind In short,
managed In brief time to make the name of free
suffrage so odiOus here that tue present genera
tion are not likely TO hear proposal for It's re-
yfyal without a shuld r
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WHITE SUIT DEPARTMENT.
We have now made the closing prices on the balance
OF our stock of White Suitprces low enough to close
them out before August lst.
WHITE LAWN DRESSING SACQUES.-We have re-
duced the prices on complete line of White Lawn
Dressing SacQues to close out stock now.
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WOODWARD & LorHnop.
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE
S21-PENNSYLvANIA AvENUE-92l.

Out. JERSEYS are made by practical cloak makers
and that is the secret of the remarkable success we have
mad on our lines this season. We also control at three
makes. which cannot be procured elsewhere in this
market.
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PROFESSIONAL.

EASY FEET. &c.-RELIEF WITHOUT PAIN IN
La few minutes, at DR.. WHITES establishment l4i6
Pennsyva1ia avenue. opposite Wizards Hotel Hours:
and soft Corns Bunions Club and Inverted Nails Vas
cuar and all complaints Of the feet suc.
for putting the feet in order. tei9
nR y. l. BOvEE. MEDICAL ELECTRICIAN,
khepmatisn. Chins Paralysis. Nervous Diseases, 10
Turkish. Russian, Sulphur and al Medcated Bafhs
given. I4lZG street. opposite Riggs House. o2O
CEILING OUT. REGARDLESS OF COST. TIE
~ ENTIRE STOCK OF
j. e. YOUNGS. 736 7th street
20 there Tor BUGajns. wi
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y OSS' GENUINE BELFAST GINGER ALE 81 an
IL y dozen. 10 lbs. Granuiated Sugar 93c
ELPuUNZO YOU NGS.
vIl-4t 504 9Th street.
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WANTED-ROARD

WANTED-COUNTRY BOARD FORA GENTLE
Man. near railroad station. where he could hire
morse for an hour early every morning; or place
where the pal ties furnish conveyance to from
the city daily. Address H. B., star office. ty13-2ts
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