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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-12-27
The EMroRIA FIRE DEPARTMENT

A Useful and EfIicient Organization.
The Emporia Fire Department was
organized in 1873, with j. L. w. Bell
as president. The present membership
numbers 20 men. and it is equipped with
two horse hose-cart, which carries 500
feet of hose. two hand carts. carrying 500
feet of hose each, one Babcock extin-
guisher drawn by horses, hook and
ladder truck. and all the appurtenaaces
Of 9. frst-class company. The officers
are, a. r. Bancroft. President; G.. W.
BraeunieT, Treasurer; R.W. Jeremy, sec.
rotary and chief engineer; Casper ELI.
son, assistant chief O. P. Theis, fore
man,
During the past year there have been
four fires1 In Emporia, resulting in an
Aggregate lossaof only $300. The compa-
ny is nov taking steps to purchase .
nav aes. Of drop harness, and TO make
bshee improvements In It's service We
dGab1 if theEe lisa town In the country
kha ai2e Of Enporia which has susta1net
such slight losses by Ere and We believ.
Ehas this encouraging fact is largely dus
20 Tie ezieieuey Of cur exceIleHt Fir
Displacement.
he compaaF meets every month 70
dEin, End they can hitch up, run foa
Mocks and throw stream Of water II
sWo minutes and twenty-five seconds.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-12-27
BADGER CREEK.

Hard Pan on DecR-And Furnishes the
News From His Neighbors.
Peace, prosperity and plenty has at
tended US this year,
a. great many newcomers are in this
neighborhood looking for farms. They
are mostly well-todo farmers from the
east. Let them come.
Cora picking is mostly done and the
yield is good, averaging from 40 10 so
bushels per acre.
Your tOWnsman, M. NJ. Mason makes
his appearance on badger creek behind
his HIghlanders quite early In the
morning, locking alter the Interests of
his stock ranch, on which he has sew
eral hundred head of sheep, cattle and
hogs. He is full-feeding 100 Mead of
steers.
Buslness Is lively in this nsck OF
woods.
Our farmers are on the war,patA, and
hereafter ali who are caught trespaesing
on their tarRa wish guns and dogs, Kill
ing the small game, viii suffer the con.
sequences. They kAa heaaoe keep out of
the enclosures. lssa
Frank Williamson, OF Wisconsin, Is
visiting his parents, and wiz remain
here until after Tia HOLIDAYS. ask g
Mrs. Downing, who has been visiting
/ friendship Wisconsin,, and Who ia o0 bel
way home 70 Codey counkY, u . Gaese Of
| Mr., and Mrs. Williamson of tins pfAce
Our school is progressing lnely un-
der the management cf Mss Matte
Fife. 'ass
| eldEs eFs hopeful, and look out fuE wed
iings III the future. ~ &
a great many new houses haye hee1
built In this nsighbpEhoed thu faI
which improves the looks of he coaa
try vary much.
The litsrary socisty at our schoo
house Is prcspering. The question les
j week wasi HesOlVeG. thai alccholi
i drink has caused more mIszry and ygnni
Speakers on the Affirmative were Henri
WamssE and e. haM kInss negaEive, w
lE. LcOEnis and O. HAnkins.
j IF. CulYer e hu.iiy engaged In hgy
ing and pressing hAy. he hAs 81
IIarred his barn end put . new ahIagl
roof On Is and new coat ok paink ale
the railroad company has laid sd
( track 20 run cars q his hav-baEa Uhicl
2akea Il very co1senient Tor lnediag
lzs e bslying corn snd pa1ing The higk
asageEs stopping 81 Hosssa a,
! 81 : ra1zxe meal e he RaiEI1ei hsl:s
nn1e ahicA has skszsy bs1
shs fsx ths 81 sra I'd ssIs i !
/. .5tzls =
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-12-27
The township and road taxes are as fol-
lOWsI
PAYMRNr OF rAxFs


The following Is a synopsis ofthe law gov
erning the payment OF taxes;
Taxes are due and become lien upon real
estate property November 1st. If paid ia fuIl
on or before December Goth q rebate of ~
per cent. is given. II 0ne-hAlf OF taxes is
paid before December 2lst the other half does
not become due until une Goth. II tax is un-
paid on December 2Ist the whole amount be-
comes due and penalty Of i've per q mt.
is added; on Marcn 20. i've Per cent; on june
10Th, i've per cent. If taxes remain unpAid
on the first Tuesday OF SepteHaher foIlOWfng,
the land is sold and taxes and costs draw In
terest Sk the rate OF a per cent. per aanum
Three years from date OF sale tho holder OF
certificate Of bale l. entitled 20 . deed, and
i've years from date Of deed the title becomes
absolute. Land sold for taxes may he re.
deemed at any time before tAx4teed ia given,
upon payment OF all accrued taxes. penalties
and costs. with - per cent. interest on same
After deed il taken, in order TO redeem, suit
must be instituted, and before recovery 0i
land all the above claims must be satisfied
together with the cost OF deed, ee6oFd, etc.. q
% per cent. interest from the date Of deetl
Minors may redeem their lands at any timt
before they are twenty Two years OF age.
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OUR NEW RAILRoAns.

~ D9Eada Republican: The SSk. Laoaia,
slsporia and Western railroad 3 betsy ec.
seE1nsed from : pcint in HissousL, In the e.
restioA Of HusporiA. ard VIII soOk reach q, 8
eown. Our toUnsmAn. b. H. Gaztsner was 81
kmporE4 the other dag, and hsa : long salk
with Hal. Hood. one Of the projectors a shis
line BE informed Mr. GardEisr tsas il sFas
the fnsentisn o. his eompAny 10 psI1k THIS
road southwest from Enp0rsa. and thas ehe
nAs1rA ro1te Would be mp shs ssgEA Fork
Valley AID doWa TIE Walnut b. lie way n
s0sANore. 9helaea ard "A Dorado IN she d.
rsetion .eg the Panhandle Of texas. na.i d
suHletent encsarag cement zrould 6e Eiscn NJ
ueald est ts. We must have thEs roai. Il i
ozR b ha1 1he pes>ls a1e1.l he lisa ~
tellsse, E1nt s.. = Eonla give us Al 81
slr1e p 4Ee c-slSEz 1zls151s1s llls ss1l1 Be B
411fE1- n EE--18 " 9 |EI>1 TIC F1s11541
Elz 4AlnE q tAt8s zsld - lllsl r, -l'1.FI
4elnts1 ftoIt9esflo1s Wll9H sEElze 1FE1Qes
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-12-27
CRY AND coUnr1 os.IOEAs.

ina ioIl0Wing Il liza Of the omeers Of the
cay or RulporiA and OF Lyon county.
CITY OWENS.
NsyoF-a, =, Warren,
CIV GlsrH-h. y Fords,
clsy httolnag--s. Harvey Fritz.
Treasures Howard DaAlap.
eplice {u6ep-R. W. Eiatnn.
Gu &1E1hal-T. J. Finmlng,
l's,llaHeA-F. p AonAiRs and Geo. VIII
'slss-F yoirhsoa ana Z. 3. vsunoa.
AAasssSr-H. Llewelyn Jones.
peElntsndsAt Of Water WOrks-R. w.
street cRRmissionar-JamesF Farrell sac
TeAmstar =Joclan Carson 20
CounaIlmeP-.ElFst WArd--J. r. WalkuI
and Frank McCAih; second WARD. 3. Bal
and Z. a. lewis third MArd-J; W. Lhstrhel
HeSsS % EDucArros.-First ward. 8. B
gossss g. g. Martin Gs rs sSSiS ward 5. iaSr
ksslOEsi SSslyiHk sIstFis.: ;svS 9, +, 3
board. l.. b. Kellogg treasurer, LauFI
TAomass seeretafy, P, ]. CaFmichael.
pOuNry 0FH1cHRs-
DistTict Judge. ,. Grayes.
SneEtG-T- + Ryani sheriK-elect-5. II
GSssiy CleEk-w. =. EwinsI county clerk
clnnt-Eol Hand lsakin. ft =
ClerE az DislEici COar,- y. @. TFAylor.
fEeaeutef-Wm ERNST; tseasuFeEeelect-G
fcOanfy Aisozney--J. W. Fesghan Z Q ]
Register Of Deeds--W. +. Chalfant; regil
ssysEs EoSert AlHRsas surveyOrels.
Probate JndEe-L. b Kellogg
egPe..a,snaenf 81 Pphiie 1netrnction-.
..e.-.- :, conmi.sionezs-J. \. Jones. r, I.
"t&ft1-a y. =. Ba1lcr, conn i8slonoE-eloI
.lsa sllsir.1e-W.sV ~. Phillips
T6e lDwH
...6 oans6
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-12-27
PUBLIC aALxs

H. W. Psarsaf, who enIoys substantial
Renopoay - Z public eastioneeE. in Lyon
4nd sdto1atng counties, furnishes rs the fol-
Dwing Interesting statistics:
AGgsegase prooeeds Of public sAles attend
Cd ~ htA ouF4Rg the yeah, S16OgOe
4EesASo price Of heller calves SIC.
Average price Of steer calves, SO
Axera8e price Of yeariing heh1srs, 81.
! Average Hrtco Of yeaEttng steers. Sza
y. ASNsraEe price a two year old heifers. - q
Average pEiOs Of two year old steers. SIS ID
AyerAse prizes OF three year old steers. -
average price Of eows, - 10 SO
Average price Of horses so - Ef6.
Axerage Rrtce Of nnIsS. 4200 % 500 pc.
4ta4E-t ,
I me highest pEIes recetvea 70, = eoyz Ma,
- 1oE . galloway, and SO NVaa keaeiyea 10
cali Of the sane breed.
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rHE TAXES WE PAY.

County
|
the of Lyon also
81 nnnnr
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-12-27

CHEAP z0zEy.-Mouey cheaper than
ever at Warren, Leighton & HarrlsOn's.
Money always on hand 10 settle when
papers are signed. Interest always pay
able here and papers IS home. Loans
n1als for any length Of time and ascheAp
- anY money sent into the state by any
lsndy
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-12-27

WAaTED-On : farun, ca actise yogng
lsae1. II bog. AppEy Is zzeaars, FlloEaas
{ & .J<i.S.s.. .ss.1.ss...r
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-12-27

PlYmouth Rock chickens tor sale.
Na- B. ScOxr.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-12-27

cH aEn--Iz1t 10. IT. o. aEEz
ss Apply % laslsls az s
l,ssIasss. Aurora. Ia.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-12-27

WAaHEa, LEIaaIoa 9 HAHaIsoa.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-12-27

THE EuLala7-7A % N 47OEI4Af
Probably the most important local
event OF the pear was the ANAL settle.
ment of the claims Of this city ss he
point for the location Of 4 synodical col
lege OF the Presbyterian. church. et {
meeting Of tie Kansas Synod in this city
IN October. At . meeting Of this body il
Ottawa. this state In October, 1882. i
was decided 20 establish such an insti
tuition Crlsarning At this point provldet
EmporIa would fulfil certain condi
tions prescribed BY ths synod, and q
the 10lh Of the same month charts
WAS fled Tor the Tie college Of Emporil
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-12-27

IOtaI BthTe cONhty anu city taf .$o.I3
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-09-28

T4I 4 . :
.ne 80 iv.N nHt prints couple q
I ,.- J" ~. N. ~ s.l'o
ot'n Nts ~n,sn Ps~ss@ o."esh
1o, y $500 ,s' u"'In
tnr iEe-''sn.'.' sa' I'a'Sn - 49, ana
~n'cn x ~ max y =. PLAIN ~ &c
~. 49,, ~ 1'an 49, 80. 49, ',e1u ,ne
Al.nnt SrIe e'r-ten ~ tnr 'l's'7' ",cNe9
n.d rt'.,i-a'c - ~ money anu iasrr-
Iti~n rtssIai ~ 'nr>. rrt's1~ ate rom
vaE.ri1 W i',1-rs' anu my snow -
on" = ~"''v~ 1p. tn1t M
I't'',sI "A~ 49, ~ '"r .r-'.t IN.
49, ns.nS stenP's". an' .nat rs ast-
1a''t N.r~ n1~ .nu "neIe n,''cn - tno
s 81 ~. !" VI sPen',
nt'r - @@ e /" 10"
, =. .to'' r..'.e' at''S"n- >.", On.
.ia'a- s"'1 80 rvtos ~. ne Svu
L'eatrn smith, p! 'nir. between the
lines ~ some 81 tns~s one my .ea' ~
<'<An'it p,'t ~ destroy Pvtuiar SOY
s-e.zn.s, ana - ~ n os'sons.
cn-sf1P.''xs ~ uss'',-n r1nr'.,ss 70
uepa7* tns i'-n,n',f tna'- rve1 villains
s.ns.''en- inirsa' r.-ea'''y enouSn =
Piainit "r,ttea ~ ~ rs au'no's - tne
letters ~ri,'en ~ pi.ck anu while, =.
tn.' now 'ne ir.ter- ha''nS 1een u'aue
rupiie- peopi. MAY ~+s anu junsr ior
themselves unat manner ~ men nave
stpph - We nea- ~ TINS once
rrpnd AMI hnnr.a'.s i>rpu'.ieAh party.
rom on ehl ~ w. cpuntrt n"
the cther ne ioca, ana state leaders
~err eriiin2 upon dorsey lor money
mooney money 0niy send ITEM money
Win ~AAt1 " uttt tutr@ anu the party
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-09-28


M <.rens Strrek ~ s1aa<n es>.e
n.S eFrr<orm@nce - 1arry, 1iltn~ss
- Generni fansc Knsu<s, buf fertu-
nnfely without Very Serious Results
BARRY. III. Serf IL
This CITY lnzf n;~h< xritr.<<~i ~. ~ IN.
r,.-< th~,iif,~ .-i -~-.<;.~ n. -, -
r.-.---- 49,. 49, -.'"1 NJ \. -, ~
1850. VI n n'len' eifsns"as mere ana GUT
ans the evenings performance friEhtfnl
storm came ND from the southwest very
suddenly. xween;nr @he rut;r. .rr. n
ere. 49,. y '1rr,~------ --.--.-r-.-,-.
-- ~. ~ - eR''
Pae<e1 Win people, ana ~ tn< panic that
ensued the widest confusion and excite
menf prevailed. Fathers were In terror
for thar families r,c<hcr. f~~r*,~ 49,
<,...- -s.s,,-.- --, -----,- ,----rr--,,
s'''.'-1 ~. - eseI 10Y 11-n'nt pen
mel ~ search % safety The scene Tor
tire vas most appalling. and, added % The
walls and screams cf fhe f~rrorizei mass.
-. ~. h,--,;--~ s-s ...--.-.--.- ~ ...- -..s,
800 ~~,5.~,,,- . ~, 49, $50 4, ~ W 49,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-09-28

xev York Tr'1~as appropriately styles
them.
II y : beautiful programme. but II 4
hound - mi<carry this time. The cur
rent ~ public opinion II against II.
Ihr intflIixcnce ~ the country u
against Il with force that viii make
i(>eIf f>I<. Thc coarSene><. the gross
ness ~ Staluartism will b. compelled
20 halt The right - tho people 10
choose their own local Lawmakers and
other officers win bc maintained. A
decent regard for the opinions o. man
kind will ~ enforced On the Admins
trarion - e!IsctnalIy that il will not a.
tempt % repeat thc abuses that is Or
<1n~ threaten.
The ATTEMPTS % destroy the Govern
mcnf ~ the fathers BY Federal invasion
u the most cherished rights Of the
people must 70 into IL grave beside is
twin brOthcr. Scccssion- ADsericGp
Register
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-09-28

II h1< ALWAYS been thought that man
,,o<-e--e- an roinf II <uperior;fr. Il Il
s.rn ~ ~ Gle. orrr fbe lower animals.
n th.f ~ ,lonr \ r.rrble II commit
finD u,ic;ie Mars <ole claim - Til
-rf uririlrrr II nov a<<siled from =
ori,e uncxpccfci quarter u TIE animal
t.nr.lon. Ihe Par'< Pa;r rire- par4ic-
mar " the suicide n ! ionker which
-. -~~-4~...I ~-....~.<I~~ - :. .lx.-..~. ....~
,,. q. $40 -~e ~. 80 ~ r,-~,rr,.i
49, 49, .r;r.-l- l~~-s - ,r.--,...I;-
,-...s 800 ;rrr--;c,~l ~. n,3cr~rn~rr
.-.5~-,,.ei ~I;rh - rr4I,,r,.I ~ I,
,,.-.,;.;1.r - .r;n -,I t,... f~~n, .-,t:,~
80. i;,-,e -,I ,,crl;-,.r Nv. r.,.rh rr~,.
800 u. .--.-r.. Err, III. 1880 n, rI..
w. AZ. f:h-lrI<..,,,,.-..> ~,i r,~I.. 60 N.
Sr,ne ina which ~ entered nr,r ~
fUut a. 4U<<fflItx = MN Hn0 nap
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-09-28

E1I&lo ulF1< xe<1s.
Edible '.Fu nr<<: 1r <n.Ir1 y
9r<r quantities Nun ~1t@ " n'n. ..'
'ne t-@-:sx. Islands ~ 1o~ tnr ..'1s
.no ny ~ 1o1n1 ~ e'~-. 49, ~.
Sse et -zr sou (. 10
m's'..;. .".-t .1cr n'c1 &c
" ninc>r feis. <i'. n>:o
parent ma. ne is'nsr- n-
Pf~I e ..'tf morn &c ~11A y 'n.,r
Nv .c ','u' MO: <nrn t"4 rF.n ..r
r'ii' nH~ arg r>n.HF{ <'anu< .nr<- n's
tongue ~n'cn supply 49, m-'rs'si, tne
men VINO n1n, tnrs- nr<.s 49, 'n<
.no ts" 1n<{ ..<. s~~
c1i,t~' A>''v ~nv y I<n'i'r- 1911
.no *..fr f.-<r s'r1 49,,
N'f. ~ Us summit - 800 rA- 20
.'o, "a. -. n-c .t
~nco. 3< "<n-', E~.r
s-.-'--n- 49," ~ r1r Y.
inter .>SeP. 80 sL'e. 81 ,.s
nest 49, &c o''c
f -fP "
- ,I..' ~ sr- --' ko 49,. ..' %
,.e -.- ~ S'' r.r1<x ~
.-sn 49, 49, - -:- $500. .--..s'S
~. ~. r.n''n- r.L's p,'-< - --nsr
clcsh .l..,f their i.;-- . mid -,I Z
~, 49, ~ rhr;r <;i~ WIZ, one -or<
u rc-f n. 49, ~ ,,,-ee 60 , 49,. II
,~o cro<--h-~- f,~rr1,.i 4. ~ INA ~ .
ronc ma 6 ~ 5o~r -~,;n<- ~ go
2! t.e rcek- Hs r1sts tnt f.pr .s.
~ irit NAM, ~" 60 80. - = ~
~ roci~ <..mef;,,e~ ~ ~,.e~ .I.wn
.r<-..,-.i hnn.lr.-I ferr -mI ~ 49, n
~ c,---r -rI hr.irr.I- n h;r.I- fx;n~
. Il Around h;m Wh-- ~ .ccr,,< c.,,-,-
80 , s~l-,,-r holr l1h,t'. ~. r>-... ~
IN. h;r.ll w m~re- ~;~--l ---7 -
icwer;r~ ~soc- ~ r,~ -u;,~- h>rE
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-09-28

Before this time next year We shall
D. IN the heat ~ Presidential contest
The Republicans will use their best en-
iravors in the interim % distract and
divide the Democratic party and 70
Strengthen themselves in this State BY
retaining Or capturing patronage.
Their object Il 10 czrry New York In
1854. without which che election d
their President j. hopeless
Every Republican paper reioices over
the facfional action u the Democratic
<tzfe Committee. The Roosevelt rcso-
luton was In the direct interest q the
Republican party.
Following this act ~ folly come ri-
morS u nexoiiations between the County
Democracy and the Republicans 70 run
= combination local ticket this year
under the fraudulent name Of ''siti-
zrns ticket. IN order % .'bcat lam
MANY.
ANY Dcmocrafic organization which
trades and bargains with the Republic.
an. in the coming election will BE- strik-
ing direct blow ~ the success Of tho
Democratic party. and will b. working
~ the continuation u the Republicans
II power.
with united Democratic party IN tho
Strife representing All Democratic Or
CARNATIONS victory j. assured With
Democratic party IN this city united %
candidates. Or even with three tickc.$
in the field. Ill che local Offices will -
fiIlei ~ Democrats.
No bargain can b. made ~ any Dem
ocrafic faction with the Republicans
without giving che Iattcrthc lions share
% the spoils and thus strengthening
them FOR The Presidential fight Of next
year. ~ r. u'or'd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-03-09
Tn Zoo WonD F1sD1se CosrEs,

Inc names and address OF the successful contestants
VII oe fdonsheo In the Daily papers about March 18th
hends Glassware Crockery Furni-
ROYAL ture. &c, solid rocki hard as ada q TIE
niant' FIRM As GRANTEE! Strong
ROYAL est. toughest and most elastic Glue on GLUE
earth. Absolutely Unbreakable and
ROYAL In=erarab;e:: A samsonian Giant GLUE
among other Clues and Celnents!!
GOfAL Aends chins, wood, leather, Billiard GLUE
Cue Tips and Cloth, Rubber Bicycle
ROl AL Tres, Patches on Leather snd Rubber GLUE
shoes, Bric-a brac, Book Backs Met
ROYAL as, Ornaments of every kind. Marble GLUE
-. stone, EaEthenware Pasteboard. Scrap
ROYAL Books and erythinE else with inser. GLUE
8ofAL Textile Fabrics, Labels. Imitation GIL IIF
- Stained Glass. Furniture &C. sup
ROYAL piled by the Gallon Barrel, GIUF
49, 20 Cts per Bottle, with Brush and tin
HoAAL cover. by mai. post paid, loo extra GIEF
LIVE AGENTS wanted in every city
ROYAL and county throU ghout u. S.. Europe Cite
Canada and South America.
ROYAL Sold by druggists, Grocers Hard CITE
ware, Statoners and Variety Dealers
&OfsL everywhere. Manufactured by u n CITE
OdEARA CO., 134I Pa. avenue
1oYAL Washington, d. c. n6 GLUE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-03-09
OK nnn-FIVE THOUSAND DOLLAR
pcsVVV REWARD.

MADAM ROSS. THE LONO-EsTABIJsHFD. RI
" liable CaifyoZent and Astroaogise g1ves bsl1sl
eef.fscton In III a6aiB Ct life than any one in Se no
fon; tails the past present ana future destiny s3vs
s0xce ana aesistanoe on I'll matters appor1naninG &
o0oneo4 love ana mo1f1mo0y. ALL N TnoUuaR on, Z.
Ee11sfactaon even o. no Pay. Coneufstou Roona l11
"a streek above d 6rest northwest. -
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CORSETs,

HAVING ADDED LARGELY TO OUR LINE OF
CORsETs. IN BOTH FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
MAKES. WE ARE PREPARED TO SHOW A COM
PLETE LINE AND AT THE MOST ATTRACTIVE
PRICES WE HAVE EVER NAMED.
OUR LINE OF THE CELEBRATED "P.D."CoR.
SETS Is COMPLETE. BEGINNING AT $50.
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WANTFD--ROOMS

WANTED--LARGE DOUBLE, OR SINGLE COM
~, w munlcating Rooms. by party of government
clerks; references exchanged If desired. Address
sta5nE terms location Of house. rooms privileges &C.
fee. ' "i'e''o' Quar- ~
"ANTED-A LADY WANTS NICETy T1IP-
hshed room. where no questions are asked. Lo-
caon between Pennsy vahia avenue and streets and
l4th and 10th streets northwest Address Boz 4S Star
Office. ~ 0'' Iva n NJ oar
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Double-sbeet Tomorrow.

The demand upon the advertising space OF THE
STAR is so large that II ia absolutely necessary in
order to insure classification and insertion, that
advertisements should be handed in before IL m.
tomorrow.
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1JibLSt-AWFUL ANXIOUS TO BEE YOU. COM
Il tomorrow II possible, or write. T. 1t
DRIVATE DETECTIVE AGENCY,
No. 804 T. STREET NORTHWEST.
Reliable information furnished in all cases; conul
tsflon free; viii call ct residence when requested Il
film MCDEyITT. Finder McELFRFsH.
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J. A. LUTTRELL co.
Fine French Sateens In endless variety and beautiful
designs, with plain shades to match
French Cambrics Sc inches wide and extra heary
weight, very desirable for fancy shifting.
beautiful line of White and Cream Robes trimmed
with Hamburg and Irish Point.
Summer Silks. in checked Surah. "A inches wide, q
special bargain.
All the new Spring Novelties in Wool Fabrics
full line OF Black and COlored Silks and Cashmeres
prices and quality with any house In the city
j. A. LUTTREIL CO..
mh9 BIT Market Space.
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WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
WAANTED-TO PURCHASE A TOP BUGGY AND
w Harness; must he little used state name of maker
R55l lc &c. Also boys Dog Cart Address T. F. G..
SEI % street northwest. mh9-2t' :
"ANTED-TWO SECONDHAND CARTS APP
west. ,nST 20 at IL
"ANTED-TO BUY FOR CASH, GOOD. STOUT
~ sadd g and driving horse. Cal after D. M at
IT'D STORE, Mt Pleasant. mh7-3t.
WANTED
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New jersey joins in the raid against the tele-
graph pole nuisance, the lower house oil her legis-
lature having passed, by very decided majority,
bill requiring underground wires In all cities of
that state. Public sentiment everywhere ts 40
Strong against the nuisance that law-makinp
bodies dare not any longer resist or ignore it.
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CHEAPEST Silks In WAsu1seros.

OHEAPEST D1LKS IN w ASHINGTON.
CoL0RED SILKS. Garnet. Navy Blue Bronze and
Dark Green, SOC.
SUMNER SILKS; immense assortment, &c.
FANCY SILKS. In Black and White Check Blue and
White. Garnet and White, Green and White Check.
ss nes p f15 GRAM oaa
Our very heavy eros GRAIN CofoRED SILKS. re-
5SH reduced to sos
esa s'sS mis-: ss' sfie& SILKS
re snhk ss quality Cashmere ni'h
We Pr ssnf ysfy nEs quality Satin finish BLACK
coloEEP qxsHMEREs pure Wool wide double
MIdth' In Pink. Light Blue, Cream and Strawberry.
Black and ccIored Pure Wool double width CASH.
s ssf sfS sssEE .S ssss.S sss yse 81
ke%nants Of DRESS GOODS. SILKS and sATINs. q,
half price. :"
CARRIERS
Now READY.
SPRING STYLES.
GENTS DRESS SILK HATS. at&5, 06, o.
New Shapes. Derby's and Square Crown HATa
JAMES Y. DAVIS SONS.
mhS Sal Penpsyivania svenue
New STOCK
sE zS8EaA sRD H nH4Ss s s5Sys
aosahsHEg hiiIahssB btERe HE ..
W. 8. TEL.
RaA ~ SmAU1YaNn GYo0uA
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"A BIC MISTAKE.
It's very serious mistake to suppose that Washing
ton Is crowded with milhonaires People In Washing
ton as class, are compelled to dress genteel not
elegant by virtue Of the avocatons they follow They
are compelled to do this limited Salaries hence the
great question with them IT, Where . stylish and
serviceable Garment he had at low fguref surely
house Is more entitled to . favorable answer to this
query than ours.
Every inch Of space in the main and adjoining build
Ing has been called into requiston to display THIS
| SEASONS STOCK. The SUITS are perfect in every
| detail. the TROUSERS superb. and our SPRING
OVERCOATS faultless.
1t is absolutely necessary you to see our stock in
order to get posted to what you ought wear We
offer you the very best facilities for examining our
goods, and shall esteem it pleasure to show them to
you.
4. sAKs & CO.,
s1s AND a1s SEVENTH STREET.
DANIEL G. HATCH i COMPANY,
NO. s34 STREET NORTHWEST.
A GENERAL REDUCTION ON ALL CLASSES OF
GOODS, AS WE ARE DETERMINED TO
REDUCE STOCK.
STANDING CABINETS AT COST,
BEDROOM SUITS AT COST.
DRAPER1Es AT GREAT SACRIFICE.
Parties desiring reliable goods will find it to their in
EXAMINE OUR STOCK.
DANIEL G. HATCH & COMPANY.
AGENTS FOR LOWS TILES,
mh9-2W No. 934 street n orthwest.
DRx GooDs.
| j. A. LUTTRELL co.
Fine French sateens in endless variety and beautiful
designs, with plain shades to match.
| french Csmbrics So inches wide and extra heasy
beautiful line of White and Cream Robes trimmed
| with Hamburg and Irish Point.
Summer Sill ks. in checked Surah, "A inches wide q
| special bargain.