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some lands is exactly balanced
by the less favorable situation
of other lands, and there results
IN average situation, and the
land above this average stu
alton loses what the land below
it gains.
Treating this subject, Isaac l..
Rice says:
i" But in reality the question
of favorable location has nothing
whatever to do with land values,
for the reason that the term ia
vorable carries with it the term
unfivorable. If one situation is
favorable when compared with
another, that can only mean that
the other is unfavorable ; and
whatever advantage may be
conceived to exist by the idea Of
favorable as predicated on one
object, must of necessity be bal
anced by the idea Of unfavorable
of another, for the one is only
IA. orable by comparison, and in
proportion that it is fsevsr be
the other must be nniayor. bl'.
Now taking the value cf land OF
Il whole country, it is evident
| that from the idea conveyed by
this term no advantage can re
suit to the landowners at large.
There will be an average stu
alton, and whatever the land
which is more favorably
situated than the average gains
tile land which is less favorably
situated must lose. Ricardo,
therefore, IN including this as Il
cause of rent, commits double
error, for it is not original and
indeotructab!e; and what is
more, it can in no case be an
element Of the land value Of a
whole country or rebound to the
advantage Of landowners, con-
sidered as class ; since pre-
cissly as much as one gains an
other perforce most lose"
Having now shown that rent
neither results from the intrinsic
natural qualities Of the soil. nor
from the natural situation Of
the land, we have also proved
because ii follows Of course that,
tent results from the value of
labor, or capital incorporated in
the soil, or connected with it,
and the advantage which such
labor or capital gives to the land,
Having determined the
nature and cause Of rent, let us de-
termine the relationship which
the Government would hold to-
wards the occupants Of land
under the theory Of Henry
George.
In appropriating to lis benefit
the full value of the use of land,
the Government would become
the sole and universal landlord,
exacting rent from the poorest
as well as the richest soil from
the worst as we'll as the best
husbandman !; in favorable as
we'll as unfavorable seasons !;
and from land improved and
made valuable by Labor as we'll
rs from land with which 10 la
Dor had become amaIgamated.
The Government would occupy
the position now occupied by
private landowners, with this
difference: there would be no
competition to reduce rents be-
low the actual value of the use
of the land, and no oppressive
cxactions made by rent upon
labor. The struggle for the sur
plus of production after satisfy
ing rent, would be left exclusive
IL to capital and labor. Labor
would no more share the profits
of rent than now. It would find
! no additional security against
the entertainments Of capital.
The owners of the soil would
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such use. appropriate the
original and indestructible
properties of the soil, or the arti-
ficially supplied and destructive
qualities. And it does not re-
suit from, or depend upon, the
value Of the natural and indie
structib!e properties of the soil,
but the ualue Of the labor or cap
itat incorporated in tie soil, or IN
connection acith it, and the adran-
tage uhich such incorporated Ia
Dor or capital gires to the idaad,
orer other toja0 upon Wtich or IN
connection nth uhich q Tess
amount Of labor or capital has
been expended.
Perry in his Elements of Po-
liticai Economy treating this
| question says.
"The rent of lands is simple
recompense for the Use of a plo-
ductive instrument maze such
by human efforts. The owner
has become proprietor of all the
results Of onerous eXertions put
forth upon the land, or in any
connection with the land and
allows the lessee the use of
these results"
Isaac l.. Rice, in an able pa
per published in the "North
America" treating this subject,
says:
Gland possesses no peculiar
value either OIL account of mo-
nopoly Or Of appropriation or Of
Ricsrda's theory, and we must
infer that the value Of land, like
that OF all other objects, can con-
sist only in the amount of labor
it represents. 1t IS only ec!aea
! the increase Of ralue Is 0riug to
the fact that more labor has been
directly or indirectly applied to
land that a rise Of rent becomes
real."
There is a transparent fallacy
in the assumption, which is the
basis of RicardO's theory of rent,
that, "no one will pay for the
use of land when there is an
abundance of land unapprOpri-
ated."
The assumption is absolutely
false, and is proved to be 80 by
the fact that, there is an aband-
ance of good land unappropri-
ated, and free to use, notwith-
standing which rent exists, and
| is constantly increasing. AS
there are fertile lands open to
occupation and use which have
no. value, and pay no rent, it is
evident that, rent is not the re-
suit of the original properties of
the soil.
| elf Ricardo means that no
one will pay for the use Of the
original qualities of land he is
undoubtedly right. These haze
no u0tue anyWhere. But suppose
the owner Of land has improved
1t by his labor, will he allow the
use Of what his labor produced
without remuneration Is his
labor valueless because land is
plenty -? 1t is absurd to say so.
Yet if it is not, the remuneration
he rece. YES in strictly rent, as
Ricardo himself confesses. But
if he receives rent while abund-
ant land is unappropriated, the
) proposition stands contradicted
10y its own author.'
It is equally evident
that rent is not the re-
suit of "favorable situation"
We have already shown that ia
vorable situation does not de-
pend upon natural causes, but
is created by labor. And we
shall now see that whether a
situation be favorable or unfa-
vorable has nothing to do with
aggregate land U0i,1es, because
; the more favorable situation of
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HEREDITARY BLOOD p OLSON.

The Hereditary Blood Poison Of scrofua develops in
the delicate tissues Of the brain mental weaknesses and
nfrmities docy and insanity. enarges the glands
OF the throat fmpars the sense Of smell and taste
breaks into consuming ulcers the neck 1t destroys
the lungs or fills them with tuberculous secretons II
eats the coating the stomach enlarges the liver
clogs the Kidneys creates constipation and induces
piles. The muscles it contracts and rende poweriess
with rheumatism while the secretions of the joints
taminated by the painful govt It loads the
perspraton with its vrulent poison, setting
passage the little tubes OF the skim causing the
torturi2g di,gurao salt rheum psoriasis and other
itching and scay diseases which embitter life. II
gathers q morbid centers into tumors assesses and
hfe-sapping ulcers 1t slowly undermnes the consti
tuition and is the Of nearly all chronic diseases
CUTIcURA hEsoLvkNT, the new blood purifier is-an
inf alnble
ANTIDOTE
for all humors and diseases arising from impure blood
inherited humOrs and contagious diseases It abso-
uely kills and expes through the bowels kidneys and
pores OF the skin the disease germs which float in the
lood urine and perspiration and thus speedily and
permanently cures when all ether called blood puri
fers only prolone the disease and fail in the end.
CUTICURA medicinal Jelly, clears off all external evil
dence OF disease eats away dead flesh skim instantly
allays ltchings and irrtatons softens soothes and
heals ulcers and old Sores
CUTIcURA SOAP. prepared from Cuticura, is indis.
pensabe in treating Skin Diseases For Rough Chapel
and Greasy Skin. Blackheads Pimples and minor Skin
Blemishes. Infantile and Birth Humors it is an ex-
Qulste SKIN BEAUTIFIER, and Toilet Bath and Nur-
sery Sanative
What cures of Blood and Skin Diseases and Scalp AZ
fections with loss Of Hair. compare with those of
the Hon. William Taylor. Pemberton So, Boston,
State Senator Of Massachusetts (scrofula); Charles
Houghton. ESQ.,, % state street, Boeton (Eczema);
VIII Mcdonald, 2542 Dearborn street. Chicago {Salt
Rheum); +. h. Drake. ESQ.,. Detroit. Mich. eczema
Rodent); H. E. Carpenter. Esq.. Henderson, N. Y.
Psoriasis), and many others. details Of which may be
found In future editions of this paper.
CUTIcuRA REMEDIES are the only real curatiyes for
diseases Of the Skin Scalp and Blood.
Price: CUTICURA REsoLvENr, 81 DER bottle; Cur1-
cURA. 90 cents per box. large boxes. 81. CuT1cuRA
MEDICINAL TOILET SOAP, % cents; CuT1cURA MED1cI-
NAL SHAVING SOAP. Is cents. Sol everywhere
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO.. BOSTON,
CUTICURA sOAP.-sales during 1881 and 1882,
1,0OO 600 cakes.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
Condemned LOculs.


Inc Association OF Superintcndents of Institu.
uois Tor the Insane concluded its session at New.
pert. IL l., yesterday, and adjourned to meet in
fhiladelphia next May. DR.. Godding, OF this CITY,
fead paper on the rights OF the insane In hos
pstalS. and urged honest, candid treatment and a
separation OF epileptics from the other insane.
Inc Alpha CLUB excursion last night was q great
success The steamer Mary Washington carried
tne gay exeursionists TO Marshall Hall, returning
at reasonable hour A repetition Of the affair
Will De looked forward to With pleasure
me proceeds of a fair, amounting to SIS held
~ thc foliowfng little girls: Carrie Porter Daisy
ifetief, Edith Byrne and Isabel Pechinl for the
cement OF The Poor Children's Country Home
gave Deen sent TO THE STAR Office.
CdieD Lancaster, the colored man who was On
Eial In the Police Court yesterday for assauIrinQ
wary Jane Fields last Wednesday night at list and
streets. was fined 81 and costs by Judge smell
to-day. This Is the case In which tho Old woman
.1ssa A:mstrong dropped dead In the street
wniie ner daughter was being assaulted.
The STAR WIN be sent by mail, post paid. to those
Leaving the city during the summer for any length
OF time, and the address changed as often as de-
sired. subscription, nifty cents per month, POSI-
lively In ADVANCE.
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Anfzru,rznfs-- 0<6 paee.
1~4u6uY1s-oR pors.
meuoW HAExs-7th and Ga paGea
! Doxnu4,1o- 4fh paep.
Xnnws. &c.-Gth pare.
zruxmxa CuANcKs-4tA paan.
GlaxIfx1fs-SEhp a4e.
GoUHxxY RkAE EsTArK-lkh poeo,
GuUuxuY DoARDHuo-lth pogo.
DRA1us--gfh raaaL
DxnxIsrHr-6th pass.
DnY 0Oops-6th osge. -
1DCcAT1oxAL-etA ps1s.
SxcUnGfoNs- page.
1AM1lx suPPLrxs-7th para.
TmAxczAI-7th pare.
Ton HKN4 fRooms)-zfh para
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g nss. 60 e second $50 70 third, ana $50 g
fourth; nile heats, 3 In 3, In harneaR r. u
Hedges. Newburgh, n r, b 9 J. rs T66mas; u
= Noble, Grand Rapids. Michs b g. Gladletor: ].
goldsmith San FrAnci1co, Cal, 81. b. Romero;
Z. 8 Quinton. Trenton. n. J., Oh. &. J. s. CLARK
w Conovef, Middiet0Wn, n J., CHI u. Adele
The Washinsson Driving club.
The omcers OF the club are: Geo n. Oyster, r.,
president; John W. Shaw, George Kraft, Col.
W. Il. Crook, vice presidents; r. f. Baker, treasu-
rer; H D. Mcintyre, secretary; George n. Oyster,
Jr., +. n Draney, 7. T. Rawlings, Samuel Ross,
Andrew W. Kelley. F. x. Ward. Ernest Burgdorf,
J. s. Edwards. John H. Gheen, Al. Biedler, Smith
Pettit b. D. Mcintyre, executive committee.
The club is member Of the National trottinQ
association and Is governed by It's rules and reg-
lations Pools win DO sold on all the races at the
The Independent ice company has had large
tanxs put up on the grand stand, and during the
meeting will keep them filled with Ice water free
to all
The clubhouse has been provided with all cen
veniences. and will be conducted under the Same
regulations as the jockey club enforced.
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TNHAT KNOWLEDGE Is POWER" NEEDS NO
Il DEMONSTRATION, AND HE WHO BY EXPE.
RIENCE KNOWS THE VALUE OF TARRANT'S
SELTZER APER1ENT DOES NOT NEED TO BE
TOLD THAT HE HAS 1T WITHIN HIS POWER
TO WARD OFF FEVERS, BILIOUS ATTACKS.
HEADACHES. AND ALL THE ILLS ARISING FROM
DISORDERED STOMACH, LIVER OR BOWELSa
TEASPOONFUL IN GLASS OF WATER BE.
FORE EATING. ACTS LIKE CHARM, AND NO
WISE MAN WILL BE WITHOUT IT. FOR SALE
BY ALL DRUGGISTS. je23
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BARGAINS
at strasburger's Auction Dry Goods House,

at Strasburger'S Auction Dry Goods House,
s26 9TH street, between G and H:
Large Large Turkish bath towels lSc.. worth S6c.
10c: up. Union lawns, fast colors, sc. White lace
stripe &C.. worth 12c. Special bargains In dress
silks. satins, nuns yelling and other dress goods
embroderes, laces, corsets, &c. Cloths for boys
and mems wear from 16c. up Agents for the Gel
ebrated Diamond shirt, hest in the world. Carpets,
mating and oilcloth below cost to close out Don't
fall to call before purchasin g elsewhere and saw
money.
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r. A BOY CHARGED With CUTTING ANOTHER WITH
KNIFR-A small boy named Edgar Kimball, was
charged before the Police Court this morning with
asSaulting colored boy named Charles Stewart,
to the effect that the colored boy interered with
ktmball. and in the scufle that followed the col
0red boy was cut with knife In the hands OF
kimball. who had been cutting sticks. The case
WAS continued
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Military from NevvOrieans.
TIE vDlr OF III. CoNTrNRnrxL suuApps no vAay

MILITARY from NevvOraeana.
TIE vlefT o. TIE C0NTINRurAI suuARDs no WASH.
MGT0& 8.
Inc Continental Guards Of New Orleans WIN ar-
i've in this city Tomorrow mornng ct ten O'Clock,
over the b and O. road from Baltimore, where
they win give an entertainment this evening
They win be received BY the Warrington Lirht
Infantry and escorted to the Riegs house. They
VIII spend the day In q trip down the river and on
Monday viii be shown aooat the city. It was their
intention to give an exhibition q fancy drilling,
tableaux, &c, here Monday evening, but they
were unable to complete arapgsnents for one Of
the theatera
THE "AssIerED'' MIGRANTS IHWAsHINaroN.-
family OF Patrick McCanerfy, who arrived here on
Tuesday from Ireland. by way Of New York.
Washington, Ohio, are stiil In the city, at p.
Moores pennsylvania avenue, near 9Th streeC,
under the care Of the Clan-na-gaeL McCanerty
s was telegrapned TO BY Mr.; R A: Parke, the pas
Washington, Ohio, to the negh6orhood Of Cleve-
land, there was some difficulty in finding him He
has at last been heard from, and he wires in
response: 'Have sent the necessary funds for
their fares by Adams Express Co." They will leave
t0-n1ght or tomorrow.
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EXTENSIVE SALE OF real ESTATE AT ACTION
ihos. j. Fisher Il Co., aucsioneers, will, on Nom
day, July 9sh SELL at auction, the entire property
o. me Citizens Building Company, which will
pace under the hammer real estate valued 40
&oous $llo, 0c1 See advertisement
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FURNITURE AND OIL rA,NrIN6s A AUCTION
THOMAS Bowling, auctOneer, will sell on Monday
next July I'd, at ~ O'Clock, at No. 1893 street,
very superior collection Of household furniture,
together With about one hundred Oil paintings Of
various grades. many OF them works OF consider
able merit. This Is an administrators sale to
close an estate, and every article must be closed
out. See advertisement
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The ..Liyinr skeleton. >,

The man who was known as the "Liv1ng Skele-
t0n," died and was embalmed, after having been
weighed 46 pounds when he died, having been re-
duced to this dreadful state of emacation by long
money In his pocket, for it kept him thin. People
who want to keep themselves so thin by dyspepsia
as to exhibit for "Living Skeletons" ought not TO
take Perry Davis Pain Killer, for 1t drives dys.
pepSia out
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BLACK CASH MEREs.
ALL WOOL. EXTRA WIDE.
&c.. &c., &C.. Toe.
Black Grenadines. rs. 81. 80, 81. 76c.
Ssef 6l ssSG sss 7se
G Col, red Dress silks; 80, So. !5c.: 81.
TABLE LINENS.
Turkey Red Linen. So 81, 75c.
Cream Table Linen. rs, 81. soc.
esshed Table Linen. so. 50. 75c.
ss sagatins co. 1Se'; e 81 eta per *, Dozen
White Counterpanes. 50. 75c.. 81. etc.
CLOTHS FOR BOYS SUITS,
rs, so. 81 SOC.
Ginghams Dress Styles &c.
Lawns, and &c.
Mite and Fancy AAst.inx.
Floor Oil-ClOths, all widths from SIC.
REMNANTS OF CARPETS
Marked down to two-thirds Of their regular prices.
@. NJ. .T.ofWs ON.
ese PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. South side,
Near 7th street and Market. je3o
LAWNS, LAWNS, LAWNS,
Chespss LAWNS IN Beautiful Pacific
SILKS! SILKS! SILKS!
Cheapest silks in Washington. Colored Silks boc
duced from IS down to H. '0 0ra'h Back Silks re-
NUNS vEILINGs! NUNS vEIL1NGs!
Cheapest Nuns veiings in Washington, Nuns Veil.
ings AL pure Wool. widest double width. (42inches
Nuns Veilings. fine quality. reduced to zoe.
Nuns yeings lace effect pure wool, in Black Straw
berry Electric Blue and Creams actual value Soc. re-
BLACK SILK GRENADINES!
e e s Esck 81
Grenadines. actual value 81. reduced to Soc
p, Wansgtts; Fruit Of the Loom and Davol yard~ide
CARRIERS
A GARD.
Our semi-an accounts are ready for delivery.
be% who t. f sss or send for them
not called for VIII be rendered the latter part Of the
We respectfully request prompt payment a. during
me me months We rely msny on our collections
'' ;ssaas-n W. NJ. SINISTER SON.
5O7 P1cruRs FRAmEz. 5O7
GRO. C. GwYNN. so7 ~ STREET s.w.
Fun succefs in eefr1ka Old FamiU portraits. ap
V,HE CELLuIOID TRUSS: THAT NEVER
oresk . meyer wears out slwsys clean. and
CHAS. FISHERS -
693 7ti1street porthNest.
MRS. FISHER dssotes han attention 60 the wants ):
AaoS f1fr0nG MIL
Du xLAp.s
NEW YORK 6TYLES IN STRAW HATS
The MackinaM Hafs are the hest manufactured And
styles correct and prnes the lowest FIFTH AVENUE
WILLETT RUOFES
Sole Agents Tor Dunlap'R New York Hata
seo-A@ 3Se Peuus11yGnia Ageuua
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ATTENTION, KNIGHTS. The 18th annual picnic of
inc knights or 81. George VIII be given at Juene-
MAINS pleasure garden Wednesday, July 4th All
70 be nresenr. - 0~
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sIficTLy PURE LIQUORS for medicinal and FAM
w use Arnn2ton whisky, 81 quart bottle; "a per
gallon. AcGee's. 9Th, near u street northwest
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SECURITY From Loss By BURGLARY

ROBBERY, FIRE OR ACCIDENT.
THE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY,
Of Washington.
In it's own building.
CORNER 18TH STREET AND NEW YORK AVE-
Perpetual Charter Act of Congress January 22d 1867
Inc Company rents Safes inside its Fire Burglar
Proof Vaults at prices varying from IS $50 per
according to size and location. Rooms and Desks ad
joining Vaults. provided for Safe-renters.
VAULT DOORS GUARDED BY THE SARGENT
TIME-LOCK
SECURITIES AND VALUABLES Of every descr;p.
ton including BONDS and STOCKS. PLATE, JEW
ELRf, DEEDS. &C.. taken for SAFE-KEEPING on
SPECIAL GUARANTEE at the Lowest Rates.
BENJAMIN P. SNYDER, President.
CHARLES G.. GLOVER. of Riggs Co., Vice President
JOHN CASSELS. Treasurer.
ALBERT L. sTURTEYANT, Secretary
c. E. Nyman. Asst. Secy.
Benjamin P. Snyder. Charles C. Glover
John Cassels, Henry A, Willard.
Albert l.. Sturtevant Thomas Evans
John G. Parke. je25
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The corner stone OF Mount Jezreel BAPTIST church.
e0fker and sta streets, will be laid next Monday
at i. IN, by the colored Masonic Grand lodge
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, DC. June 80, 1883. $50 a m.
For the middle Atlantic states, fair weather du-
ring the day. followed by partly cloudy, cooler
weather and local rains on Saturday night, winds
shifting to north and east, higher barometer
SPECIAL BULLETIN.
Warmer. partly cloudy weather is Indicated for
the upper lake region and northwest. with local
rains in the northern portions on Sunday Slightly
cooler weather Is Indicated for New England and
the northern portions OF the middle states on SUM-
day, with winds shifting to north and east
PARTIES leaving the city for the summer can de-
poSit trunks OF silverSare boxes OF silverware or
small package OF silverware or any kind of valu-
able thing with the National Safe Deposit Co.,
corner 18th street AMI New York avenue Charges
quite moderate. Office hours, q. H. to p. m.
See advertisement.
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Dar GoolDs.
MARKED DOWN.
OUR IMMENSE STOCK MUST BIZ RIDucnD.

w" AA4HNo1 s1oCA AoSI Oh nkOVC1Os
VIM offer every day next wsek extraordinary bar.
eeane few OF which we name: Check 9tlk 61Hc.,
usual price e6c. $50 doz Chdren's Solid Coicfed Hose
azes rom "a % fun regular msden 25c Per pstr.
India Linens sre nov opened, and going Oh rapidly
guarantee those to be worth 35c,
sea shore At so, 20 and soc.
Lawns and Calicoee &c. Der yard.
Heacned ana Brown Cottons ct wholesale pricA
Carpe0nge and Mattings on second and third floors.
Fancy business cards VIII be given 20 each customer
Goods warranted to be by the sean.en
W.. W. BURDETTE l. CO.,
je30-3t Nos. e2s It'll street and 706 street n. y.
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JUST ARRIVED by schooner Addie Ryeson OF ST
JoAn, 100000 laths, consigned to j. D. Kitch
agent, lumber dealer, corner 18th and Maryland
avenue southwest.
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AVOID dangerous heat, enjoy cool trading I'D
town, Cochrane'a w
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Milwaukee Beer.
&c: stovepipe-drawn from ,oood.
KNIGHT, 1882 Penna. avenue
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INSTRUCTIONS IN PHOTOGRAPHY FHEE to all who
gurch2Sc an Quilt or Z. 5. Cudiip, I'll Market
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SPECIAL BARGAINS for Saturday-LadieS' and
misses nne opera slippers ct the extremely low
price Of IS cents. SINsHEIMER's,
a ctr
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Have You Tried tho
Franklin Electric Cleanser 1t Is the only article
that will Instantly remove Paints, Oils, Grease
Gas and Coal Tar and Stains from your Dresses
Clothing and Carpets without injury. Warranted
Ask your druggist and grocer for it 1919
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Buy your low button and ties while they are sold
at astonishing low prices by l. Heilbrun, 402 18th
street. sign: The Old Woman In Window
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The WASHINGTON TINES, T. Humphrey Brooke's
new paper, VIII be out tomorrow.
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SO SUITS emit be matched for less than Sic so at
Lew Newmyer'S, 734 It'll northwest
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Depart ment People,
See to-morrow's Chronicle. Full Text Civil Ser
vice Law, Rules and Regulations
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SSRnnuh m CO.

Trough ON COHnS.,,
Ask for Wells "ROugh on COrns" 15c. Quick
complete, permanent cure. Corns, warts, bun
IONS l2